Farewell dinner for Wm Runck and Walter Gould in North Star
Mrs H L Runck hosted a farewell dinner at her home last Saturday for Wm Runck and Walter Gould of North Star who left with drafted boys. About 24 guests attended as Sheriff Julius returned from St Paul with the Brown County contingent. The Winthrop band and locals greeted the New Alywn boys at the depot and sent them off safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Runck
Wm. Runck
Walter Gould
North Star
Sherif W. J. Julius
St. Paul
Brown County
Mr. Julius
Winthrop Band
Alyn
New Ulm Turnverein
Kurt Bell
Henry Haeberle
Public Schools of Cincinnati
National Army
Society
The
Turnverein
U. S
Washburn
Wisconsin
Clarence Kiefer
Sleepy Eye
Cornelius Burk
H. D. Beussmann
Meyers Creek
Mies Hedwig Naumann
St. Paul's
New Ulm notices and town life updates mix with draft tales
Local items report Verese buying a Ford Roadster for travel, plans for Jos N Schaefer to erect a Seventh North State streets home, social dinners for Richard and Dick joining Camp Dix, and busy New Ulm Review office hours. Camp Pike stationed Brown County youths, turnverein events, and home sales plus Schulke Ritschel move signal town life amid wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Verese
Jos. N. Schaefer
Gottonwood
Seventh North
State Streets
Chas, Brust
Richard
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Overnight
A druggist promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a famed old recipe that darkens gray hair naturally. Millions of bottles are sold yearly as it allegedly makes hair look lush and attractive after one or two applications, promising a youthful, handsome appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Catholic Pupils Graduate in Parochial School Exercise
The Catholic parochial school will hold its commencement Sunday at 3 PM in the church. Eight boys and fourteen girls will receive diplomas, led by processional and closing prayers with Rev. Robert Schlinkert delivering the address and conferring diplomas and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Parochial School
Raymond A. Amann
Henry A. Esser
Alvin W. Franta
George J. Kunz
Edward A. Seelens
Alfons W. Sprenger
George M. Tauscheck
Edward H. Witt
Lauretta B. Arbes
Adelia
Robert Schlinkert
Drunken man badly hurt in Minnesota Street incident
A battered car sped down Minnesota Street with four occupants. Three were jailed after arrest. one was hospitalized in critical condition with paralysis. Herman Johnson faced speeding charges while Victor Erdmann and Gust Sonderberg pled guilty to drunkenness before City Justice Henningsen, each fined $25 and costs. Henry Josephenson remained hospitalized in grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bartl
John Karl
Carl Mueller
Carp Dodge
Bartl
Karl Hies
Frank
Thomas Hayes
New Ulm
Justice Hogen
Minnesota Street
John Herzog
Herman Johnson
Victor Erdmann
Gust
Sonderberg
Henningsen
First Park Concert of Season at German Park
Next Sunday evening June 2 Captain Hofmeister leads veterans to German Park for the season’s opening concert. A large crowd is anticipated with a program featuring marches overtures serenades and selections by Dvorak and Wagner among others. The program includes The Barber of Seville Overture The Skibhereen Skeik Caprice In A Woodland Glade Humoreske and The Wedding of the Race interspersed with marches and ballet pieces. A intermission follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofmeister
German Park
Eas
Registration Day Set For June Fifth
Citizens who have turned 21 since June 5, 1917 must register next Wednesday at the Courtroom in the Court House. Registration runs from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM with no alternative locations, and all county residents must attend in person.
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J Board
Court House
Medical Men Meet at Brown and Redwood Association
At the annual meeting held in the Commercial Club room Dr. W O Pearce of Minneapolis discussed Child Welfare Work in France and projected a prolonged war with U S soldier participation. He warned infant mortality in Europe is high and many doctors will engage in war work. New officers elected: President A W Eckstein Comfrey Vice President F J Pelant Secretary Treasurer G F Reineke Censors J C Rothenburg Springfield C Gleysteen Lamberton and Geo B Weiser New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Redwood County Medical Association
Commercial Club
W. O. Pearce
Minneapolis
France
United States
Europe
Association
A. W. Eckstein
Comfrey
Randall Amendment Cites Brewer Use Of Food Grains
In debate Mr. Randall argues the Randall Amendment treats brewer materials as food waste. He notes Hoover’s claim that brewers today use 42,000,000 bushels of barley 2,000,000 of rice over 10,000,000 of corn and millions of pounds of sugar in beer. He suggests evaluating substitutions for bread and barley exports for Allies' food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Hoover
Bailey
Barley and Hop Farmers Face Prohibition Effects
The essay argues that barley milling into flour has failed with low demand and spoiled bread. Barley price has fallen as millers stop buying. 1917 crop was 214 million bushels. 1918 barley sowing looks favorable. It notes corn surplus, minimal brewer use, and that hop farmers face ruin from loss of the market. Byproducts salvage dairy farmers at 35 percent. Advises testimony from Agriculture Department and U S Food Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Food Administration
United States
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Food Administration
Danderine Promises Hair Rescue in Snagged Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts Danderine as a remedy for thinning hair. It claims hair becomes strong, stops falling, and regains beauty with a small bottle bought at any drug store, urging readers to try the product to save their hair.
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Snowlton
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Turner Hall
Otto Oswald
Chas. Verrs
Julius Krause
Tori"Ganske
Benjaminy
Yho
Lewa Uering
Brown County Engineers
Armory
Turnverein Ladies Society
L. B. Krook
Henrietta Hauenstein
Victor Reim
Bessie Oswald
Ernst. Brandt
Henry Engel
John Neumann
Herman Hein
H. Ramme
Monroe
Nielson & Grussendorf
Third North Street
New Ulm, Minn
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
Keystone
Ray
CNA
New Ulm Review and Post
Alex T. Waikel
Lex Waikel
Sigel
Camp Pike
Co. E
Mexico
Camp Cody
Adolph Schulke
P. J. Ritschel
Ritschels
Ritschel
Shelling Avenue
Weiser
Ulm
Armin Pfaender
B. Bird
Sioux City
Julius
Bird
Springfield
A. N. Davis
Towa
Justice Court
Iowa
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