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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
7
A candidate files to run for the office of Register of Deeds highlighting experience in county records and public service. The campaign emphasizes transparency, access to vital records, and modernization of archival systems. Supporters say the role requires careful record keeping and community ties.
A. S. Dorn announces his candidacy for Representative of Brown County seeking primary and election support. He pledges to give the people a square deal and asks Brown County citizens for their votes in the June 17th election.
Political advertisement by Louis Spelbrink supporting Whit Tam for Representative in Brows County. Promises include a tonnage tax and farmers hail insurance law and notes long public service. Seeks votes at the June primaries.
The Board of Directors of Tision Hospital Association adopts amendments to its certificate of incorporation. A stockholders meeting is set for June 15 1918 at Turner Hall New Ulm Minnesota to vote on changes to Article Fourth and Article Fifth including shift of annual meeting date to May 30 and changes to capital stock structure and dividend terms. Dated May 20 1918 New Ulm Minnesota.
The Town Board of Supervisors of Lafayette will meet June 10 1918 at 10:00 AM at the Town Clerk's office to receive bids for a new steel and concrete bridge near the John Huelskamp house. Plans and specs are available at the Town Clerk's office. A 10 percent certified check must accompany bids. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. By order Town Board of Supervisors, Henry Simmet, Town Clerk.
Real value note mentions work shirts and pants from Hummel Bros. Adg. 20. Includes line about needs, possibly Welsh or foreign text, with figures like 28 percent AB and references to Dorn.
Local families traveled to Milford for the Non-partisan League picnic at Anton Henle farm. News arrives of Hugo Gulden, 21, a Soo Line railroader from Thief River Falls, dying from injuries after a coupling accident near Soo yards. Survived by parents and siblings, funeral held at River Falls Catholic Church. attendees included Jacob Leikam of Searles.
Admission 75c for gents and 25c for ladies. event welcomes all. Notes include Philip Filzen of New Ulm, Miss Hannah Leikam of St. Paul, Miss Adelia Gulden of Minneapolis, and local attendances. Mentions Ford cars bought, hall dedication at Courtland, and parish entertainment. Dist No. 4 school closes for summer with basket social and picnic. Teacher Miss Stella Spellbrink departs Ivanhoe.
Rainy weather contrasts spring forecasts as John Lloyd builds eight barns with concrete bricks and Everett Harris also constructs a barn with a basement. Nearby wells eight are being dug near Lake Crystal. Ipswich visitors arrive to bid farewell to Robert Harris before his June 1 departure for Jefferson Barracks. Local social and church events include a Union Christian Endevor gathering at Horeb, and visits from Florence Despre, Eleanor Price, Jennie Arndt, and Dora Roberts. The piece mentions travel to Mankato, a Decoration Day talk by Rev. Hobbs, and several family visits and farewells among Cambria residents.
Miss Jene Deppre returns from Loretto Hospital after successful operation. Many locals visit and travel, including Mr. and Mrs. Roberts to Judson and the Williams family to Mankato. Eleanor Roberts wed William E. Ristvedt at the Roberts home with Rev. Evans officiating. Reception featured arch decor and music by Mrs. Dan W. Harris. The couple plans trips to the Twin Cities and Princeton before Colorado duty. Also reported are farm repairs, pleurisy, new car owners, a barn dance, and wind damage to local barns.
On Friday the Route Three project progressed under supervisor Mr Seemann of Gibbon with the Harvey Wellner barn raised. The home of Andrew Portner is currently under construction.
Promote Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and dyspepsia caused by food fermentation. Claims relief in five minutes by neutralizing stomach acidity with a fifty cent bottle available at drug stores.
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