Agitation for City Rest Room Advances in Council
Local campaign to establish a city rest room to aid farmers and mothers shopping in town. Promoters presented plans at the council meeting seeking funding and room options near central business district. Multiple rooms discussed, with Bean Becker’s former space among possibilities and a Commercial Club push planned.
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Counsil
Brown County Bank
Becker
Cilties
Monkstories
Sears- Roebuck
Nicollet County Court Term Ends After Two Weeks
Judge J. M. Olsen and Court Reporter W. T. Eckstein returned from St Peter where Nicollet County held a nearly two week term. The lone criminal count accused Wm Edmons of $400 misappropriation but was carried to the May term. Six jury trials were held, led by a $28,000 personal matter.
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Waller Cy Tilden
Ole Fredrickean
Lincoln
Tris
Olsen Thuredey
Doc
Missouri
Minnesota
United States
Setvera
I. M. Olaep
Coury
W. T. Eckatein
Redwood Falls
Redwood County
Minnesota Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Springield
J. M. Olsen
W. T. Eckstein
Si. Peter
Nicollet County
Wm. Edmons
Where The Trail Divides comes to Turner Theatre
Robert Edeson stars in Where The Trail Divides at the Turner Theatre next Monday evening November 1. The play centers on How Lander an educated Sioux Indian and features a lavish Henry B. Barris production under C S Primrose with a strong cast.
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Turner Theatre
Robert Edeson
How Lander
Edeson
Lander
Henry B. Harris
Women invited to health lecture at Masonic Hall
The Health Board calls women of the city to attend a Thursday evening lecture by Dr Bracken at the Masonic Hall to learn about conditions causing illness and death in New Ulm. The board seeks their cooperation as endorsement of remedies. Harris of Cambria Township suffered appendicitis in the cornfield. he was taken to Fred Fifer’s hospital and operated on. Despite days of illness the steading surgeon believes recovery is possible.
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Herman Held
Emil Metzinger
Trede
Masonic Hall
New Ulm
Health Board of
Bracken
Harris
Cambria
Cornfleld
Fred Fifer
Johns
Altho
G. F. Releke
Waseca
Gancog
Milford
den Willama
Bunny
Wiliam Thiedemann
Cottontail
King Dillard in Runaway Pursuit Ends Unharmed
A runaway incident on Washington Street involved King Dillard and buggy, injuring no one. William Huevelmann and Waldemar pursued the horse to the Fair Grounds. the horse returned safely with only minor buggy damage and a few dollars needed for repairs.
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William Hoevelmene
Waldemar
Dillard
Washington Street
Turner Hall
Huevelmann
Hte
Fair Grounds
Huevelmaoe
Dss
Mr. Huevelmann
August Thiede
Jefferson Street
Frank Kretach
October Weather Report From Pioneer Drug Store Station
October mean temperature was 44.64 degrees with 75 degree range between highs and lows. Thermometer hit SI degrees on October 7 and fell to 9 degrees on October Sint. Precipitation totaled 1.63 inches and snowfall 5 inches. Four clear days, 19 cloudy, 5 partly. Thunderstorms on the 6th and 10th. wind NW.
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Alex L. Henle
Pioneer Drug Store
Sint
Rabbits Scarce Since Invasion Hasenpfeffer Dance Planned
Report details a rabbit drive through New Ulm led by Lt. Backbarth and Brig. Gen. Ford Crone with cadets and staff. Rabbits were culled in large numbers for Hasenpfeffer supper at the Fair Grounds to raise funds for the Brown County Agricultural Society, with hunts by New Ulm Turn Verein members and other crews.
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Brown County Agricultural Society
August Schell
Jast
William Engelbert
The
Fair Association
New
Ulm Turnverein
Local Journal Notes Residents Visit Old Home In Germany
Jory List Drawn reports that Fred Schmelling of Lucan and Louis Bustger of New Ulm stayed at Geo. Muedksing home for several days. They were schoolmates in Merl Germany over four decades ago. Schmelling recently toured Europe visiting his old home and Mesico and Paperis Canal. The trio plans winter time in Texas and Florida. A court crew met to draw grand and petit jurors for Brown County December term opening December 9.
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Texas
Florida
Tracy Harald
Carl P. Manderfeld
W. J.julius
N. Henningeen
Court House
Brown County
State Health Expert Visit Urges New Ulm Sanitation Reform
Dr H M Bracken of the Minnesota State Board of Health spoke in New Ulm urging improved sanitation in local businesses. He warned of penalties for violations and explained state rules on foul nuisance, meat protection, and occupation permits, urging cooperation to protect public health.
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King Dillard
Bovers
Hasenpfeffer
Steiper
Pol Backbarth
Ford
Crone
Swan Lake
J of Crone
Geo
Emil G. Glagelaod
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L. B. Krook
Dick Higgs
A & Pickle
Crope
Mack
Alfred J. Vogel
Adair Bierbaum
Arbes
Ed. Macho
J. A. Ochs
Geo. Dunn
Hugo Schleuder
Jos
Karl
Jacob Venter
Alfred Mueller
Carl Croce, Jr
Emil Bueeger
Anton Zischka
Jon Smaasl
Hugo Windhors
Was. Stelljes
Olen Willibald Kibo
Arnold Stamm
Aug. Schroeder
Sleepy Eye
B. McNeil
Jabo Wilfabrt
Sigel
Geo Eckavein
Herman Dahl
Linden
Henry Halvorsen
Cottonwood
Aotoo Sprenger
N. Scheeler
Oscar Thardson
Lake Haneka
Hector McKenzie
Oes Eden
August Frank
Milford Louie Geiger
Albin
Andrew Zwaschi
Mulligan
Henry Olsor
Prairieville
Quarestrom
Bashaw
Gottieb Arndt
Springfeld
Peril
A. T. Hudson Hy. Anderson
Haonka Albia
Fred Schutt
Chas
Lindemann
Jon
Cobden
Anton Horolk
Malligee
Hubert A
Carl Case
Paus Hoppe
Leavenworth Oe
A. H. Pickle
Bogwert
Stately
Wm, Baier
Comfey
H. M. Bracken
State Board
Inspector Pierson
Minnesota State Board of Health
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