Bracken Urges United Effort for Meat Inspection
Bracken urges city wide action to improve meat conditions. He highlights Germany and Edinburgh systems, proposes municipal slaughterhouse with shared costs, and calls for cooperation among business leaders, Health Board, and meat dealers to educate public opinion and establish municipal inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Assietalil Beorstary
Pierson
Becwtary Bracken
Board of Heathless
Bracken
Germany
Dr. Bracken
Leipaly
Edinburgh
Purie
America
Munich
Health Board
Abbawoir
Albert Lea
Mbbutoh
New Gastler Studio Opens In Athana Block
New Gastler Studio on the Klessing Block across from Red Front Grocery debuts a modern Light Room, dressed reception hall, and artistic photography setup. Mr Gastler and Mr Winkelmann lead decor upgrades, featuring north light, rich oak finishes, and a large group background for outdoor-appearing portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastler
Klessing
Athana
Ikind
Atiff
Winkelmann
Farmers Plan Winter Meeting for Brown County Breeders
The Brown County Breeders and Grain Growers Association will hold its midwinter meeting in Sleepy Eye on Wednesday December 3. Prizes are offered for best exhibits of corn wheat rye barley and other grains as well as livestock. Entries must be in by eleven, judging before noon, with top grain samples becoming property of the association. For details contact L E Potter Springfield or Herman Praender New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Breeders and Grain Growers Association
Sleepy Eye
Brown County
Pianeta
Seopomics
Phanead Bopasbold
Beat Farm
Sasociation
L E. Potter
Springfield
Herman Ptaender
New Ulm
Centenarian Jerome Yates of Sleepy Eye Celebrated
Sleepy Eye notes a 102 year old resident Jerome Yates born May 30 1811 in Johnston New York. He is father of Ralph Yates and grandfather of Mrs Emil Moeller of New Ulm. Yates has eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren with a long life marked by good health and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Yates
Ralph Yates
New Ulm
Emil Moeller
Mr. Yates
Johnston
New York
James Madison
Demu
Mage
Yates
Ife
Officers Examined Exodous to St Paul for Military Tests
An exodus of New Ulm officers traveled to St Paul Sunday and Monday to take the prescribed military examination. Major Albert Pfaender Capt Bapt Growbner 1st Lieut Adolph Klause Qed Lieut Andrew Amann Capt Edwin Jun iat Lieut Wm H Bierbaum and 2ed Lieut John Dengler of the Machine Gun Company led the group. They have brushed up on drill and army regulations and are confident of securing commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
St. Paul
Albert Pfaender
Bapt
Growbner
Adolph Klause
Andrew ©. Amann
Edwin Jun
Wm. H. Bierbaum
John Dengler
Machine Gun Company
Armory funds and city projects move forward at council meeting
The New Ulm council approved armory site costs and an electric plant contract, authorized bids for bank deposits, and discussed maintenance funding. Progress on the chimney and light station work continued, with bids opened for the cobblestone project and new ordinances planned for electric signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamson
Herman Held Metzinger
New Ulm Bes
Os of
New Ulm
League
Eng. Druer
Henry Engel
Joseph Groebner
Fred Plaeader
Joseph Schnee
Andrew Amann
de Tippe
Asion Machine Co
Board of Public Works
Pfaceder
Ferdinand Crone
Fimner Haeberle
Franklin St
Cossbada
Berman Koop
Otto Tappe
Metsinger
J. A. Ochs
F. J. Arods
Heory N. Sameen
Webster Chimney Co
Chicago
Sleetei
Mayor and
Retzlaf
Winons End
No Relief For Taxpayers In County Levy Increase
Taxpayers in the county face higher taxes for 1913 due January 1914 with a sharp rate rise. New Ulm sees about 7.8 mills more, roughly 20 percent higher, boosting a 625.00 tax to 630.00 and a 100.00 tax to 120.00 next year. Increases stem from state, street, county road, and especially school taxes, while city water works levy falls. Springfield and Sleepy Eye tax loads remain higher, making local real estate values taxed far more in those towns than in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopet
New Ulm
Springfield
Sleepy Eye
New Ulma
County Revenue County Poor
Neery
Hunter Injured By Stray Shot
A wave of neighborhood accidents includes a stray shot injuring a hunter and several injuries from farm work and falls. Joe Buachard, left hand mangled. Henry Teswer loses most fingers on right hand. 11 year old John Zupfer wounded in leg. Mrs. Charles Ganske dislocates shoulder and fractures wrist and shoulder blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Buachard
West Newton
Gertrude Buscerd
Louis
Buschard
Euines
New Ulm
Lore ‘Hospital
Ibs
Widale Foger
Bend
Henry Teswer
Sighteen
Iermabtel
Manksto
John Zupfer
Ono
Bostiger
Milford
Zupfer
Smallabot
John
Otto
William Pfefferle
Charles Ganske
Sigel
Garake
Uable
Fireman's Ball Planned by New Ulm Fire Department
At the last regular meeting the New Ulm Fire Department decided to hold the annual Firemen's Ball at Turner Hall on Sylvester night December 31. President Chas Brust Sr. named Fred Pfaender Charles Brust Jr. and Math Peder ten to arrange details. Proceeds benefit the department treasury. Fred Schrapp adds an automobile delivery for his grocery, announcing weekday hours closing at 6:30 for weekdays like other grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Fire Department
Turner Hall
Sylveser
Chas. Brust
Fred Pfaender
Charles Brust, Jr
Math. Pederten
Fire Department
Treasury of
Fred Schrapp
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Belfort
L. A. Fritecbe
Cmie Fenancy
Titeheel
Farmers Plan
Breeders Association
Herms Koop
Hunter
Nimrod
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