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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1921

Page

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Milford Essig district gains new rural line and transfers

New Ulm Rural Telephone Company completes an eight mile upgrade to reduce high tension interference from Northern States Power. Line No 42 serves 12 subscribers transferred from line 19 and two former line 15 patrons move to line 16. Aiming for clearer service, officials warn patrons to dial accurately and follow the telephones book for correct numbers.

Ulm Milford-Essigy Northern States Power Company Milford-Essig Essig John Gareis Ed. Geisler William Havemeier Anton Hengel John Mecklenburg Arthur Mecklenburg William Milleret Fred Miller W. F. Neumann Ernest Central

States adopt compulsory fire prevention education laws

Compulsory fire prevention education laws have been enacted by California Rhode Island West Virginia Wisconsin and Ohio New Jersey adopted such a law last year placing about 100000 of Safeguarding the Home Against Fire in schools National Association of Credit Men pushed the measure as vital to reduce fire losses Only one state rejected the measure vetoed by the governor

California Rhode Island West Virginia Wisconsin Ohio New Jersey National Board of Fire Underwriters United States’ Bureau of Education National Association of Credit Men Hich

Count Tauscheck Wins Big Singles Bowling Prize

Frank Tauscheck known as Count dominated the Concordia alleys in New Ulm pageantry, winning first in a 24-bowler big singles tourney with 682 total and $7 prize. Walter Schleuder and Cy Groebner took second and third as Fritz Boerger and A. L. Boock also earned prizes, with a Thanksgiving doubles event teased for Concordia alleys.

Frank Tauscheck New Ulm New Ubn Beck Walter Schleuder Cy” Groebner Fritz Boerger A. L. Boock Pat” Schueller Reilly” Dahims William Puchner Taly W. Schleuder Art. Waibel Olson Lindemann Woebke Montgomery Wicherski Gieseke B. Groebner J. Grams Seifert Gaethe Concordia I. B Hasenpfeffer

Is Uncle Sam a Good Business Man

An editorial urges readers to treat government as a public enterprise where citizens hold stock in the nation. It promotes a 80 part series by Edward G. Lowry, promising clear, accessible analyses of taxes and government spending through the Saturday Evening Post style reporting, aiming to boost subscriptions and civic engagement.

United States Edward G. Lowry Lowry Saturday Evening Post Review

Manual Training Boys Succeeding in Wood Toy Making

The high school manual training class under Prof. P. F. Stanton crafts wooden toys for “little brother” including elephants giraffes bears and a kangaroo-like Walling wallopus. Students learn basic joints by hand tools finishing with items like library tables chairs sleds and doll furniture, as Christmas projects advance.

P. F. Stanton Prof Stanton

A Moorwal Tale of a Gone Coon in Cottonwood Township

A fragmented tale recounts Jimmy Coon leaving his tail outside his snowbound tree home on the Schugel farm in Cottonwood township. A missing tail becomes the central mystery as a young hunter reads of a tragic woods creature and a frozen, tailless fate amid a heavy snowstorm.

Schugel Cottonwood Jimmy Coot Jimmy Sq ‘Tate Jimmy Coon Ceiver Saath Gayeth

Brown County Boys Shine at Twin Cities Stock Show

Brown County youths attended the South St. Paul junior livestock show. Joseph Ishkeen of Springfield, Armand Scheibel and Louis Schugel of New Ulm excelled in calf classes, with Tracie Faltin of Sleepy Eye winning a market pig entry. The group praised the experience and noted future improvements for Brown County exhibitors.

Brown County South St. Paul St.’ Paul Tuesaisy Joseph Ishkeen Springfield Calved County Joseph Elmer Isaksen Louis Schugel Armand Scheibel Newwim Tracie Faltin Tracie Fultis Bye Virginia Seana Sheed Eliya Aberdeen Joseph Issksen Louis Sthugel

Does It Pay To Buy Christmas Seals

Officials of the Minnesota Public Health Association urge buying Christmas Seals in the fourteenth annual sale. They note tuberculosis mortality in Minnesota at 90 per 100000 in 1920, higher than ideal, and argue purchases fund education to prevent tuberculosis and other preventable diseases.

Minnesota Public Health Association United States Minnesota County Public Health Associations

Red Cross Roll Call Aids Local School Children

East Brown County Red Cross chapter closes membership drive Friday as senior girls visit homes to enroll new members and renewals. local chapter supplies toothbrushes to schools. Minnesota relief efforts totaled 144000 spent aiding veterans and 106?85 sent to Pueblo flood victims. health programs expand with 61 public health nurses serving the state.

Brown County Red Cross New Ulm Minnegota Pueblo Minnesota Minnesbut Numbe Hota Ng

Commercial Club elects directors amid strong finances

The New Ulm Commercial Club held a brief session to elect a nominating committee and 14 director candidates. The club reported receipts of 2490.09 with assets of 2673.99 and net assets of 1413.84 after liabilities. Membership grew from 125 to 180 since 1920, with 111 paid in full and 63 owing.

New Ulm Commercial Club A. L. Boock Minnesota River Minnesota Valley Drainage and Conservancy District R. M. Pfaender Commercial Club Minnesota Valley Drainage and ConservancyDistrict Minnesota Highway Improvement Pfaender J. A. Ochs Williamb. Mather Ferdinand Crone Wer Boeck Wenzel Kral Henry Herzog Alfred Wiedenmann F. H. Behnke Andrew Siffert William A. Lindémont Willibald’ Bibner George W. Haynes C. A. Stolz A. Schulke Otto Bueringer M. J. Biéber FH. Retzlaft William P. Backer Ferdinand Grote Albert C. Claob Messra. Behnké Saffert Ochs Stolz Schulke Buenger Crone William B Mather August Bahl C. A. Stalz Andrew Sifferc A. I. Boock Businéta Mieeting

Sleepy Eye Church Set for Dedication Next Sunday

The Evangelical church at Sleepy Eye will dedicate its new home next Sunday in Sleepy Eye. Rev Swedes of Bethel Church will be a visiting pastor among many guests. The building recently completed at a cost near twenty thousand Gullaray.

Evangelical Church Sleepy Eye Sandy Swedes Bethel Church Trenty

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