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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1921

Page

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Auto Struck by Freight Car on Third North Street

A Ford touring car carrying Mr and Mrs John Arndt their children Sylvester John Evelyn and Mrs John Saffert with two daughters Helen Marie was struck by a moving freight car on the M and St L house track at Third North Street. The crash dragged the auto 50 to 60 feet causing serious injuries to the occupants. Mrs Saffert and her children escaped injury.

John Arndt Sylvester John Evelyn John Saffert Daughers Helen Marie Lafayette Hilding G. Swenson M. & St. L. House Third North Street Ford Mintorista Mra. Arndt Little John

Buenger Heads Commercial Club and Courtland Lutheran Schedule

The Commercial Club elected Otto J. Buenger as president and two vice presidents C A Stolz and A Schulke. B M Pinender remains treasurer. English services begin at Courtland Lutheran Church led by Rev J Debsen, with services every second Sunday at 7 30 pm. Ladies Aid plans a December 8 sale and a luncheon at the Crone home on North Minnesota Street today.

The Commercial Club Otto J. Buenger C. A. Stolz A. Schulke B. M. Pinender Buenger F. H. Behnke Rev. Wheeler Henry Herzog Wenzel Kral Auenger Courtland Lutheran Church J. Debsen Mesdames Carl Crone, Jr Carl Crone, Sr J. BH. Vogel Crone Minnesota Street

Northwestern cancels two passenger trains amid cost cuts

The Chicago and North Western Railway discontinues trains 411 westbound at 11 25 a m and 412 eastbound at 4 50 p m effective Monday, citing expense reductions. Local timetable changes shift eastbound No 616 to 2 60 a m and westbound No 517 to 1 05 a m, altering departures from the New Ulm area.

Chicago & North Western Railway Company Paints Tracy New Ulm Northwestern Hertofore

Blaze damages local hostelry in early Monday fire

The Commercial House once Seiter House on Minnesota and First South streets suffered a major blaze starting in the kitchen that gutted the building. Insurance covers about $2,000 of structure damage with $471 paid to a tenant for personal property. Local fire crews used an auto fire truck, praised for rapid response. Melvin Zschunke visited relatives for Thanksgiving before returning to Magkate.

Seiter Minnesota First South Henry Engel Albert Pfaender Charles Lindmeyer Insurance Company Traurance Adjuster A. M. Shellito Minneapolis Western, Adjusting Bureau New Ulm

New Ulm Concrete Tile Firm Showcased At University Tests

New Ulm’s Saffert-Gugisberg Cement Construction Co. tile scored highly in University of Minnesota strength and absorption tests among 17 plants. Manager George Suffert notes latest concrete product improvements and three key factors water content gradation and curing. Eight inch tiles tested at eight weeks averaged 1,608 pounds per linear foot with 7.3 percent absorption. Standard drain tile strength and absorption limits listed. concrete tile remains popular per Lyon County figures.

New Ulm University of Minnesota D. G. Miller Saffert-Gugisberg Cement Construction Company George Suffert Saffert-Gugisberg Company Lyon County George Warren American Concrete Pipe Association Ulm Saffert-Gugisberg Saffert Minnesota

Turner Hall speakers recount life and customs of the Philippines

Mrs. Carrie Anderson, a former Philippine teacher, shared experiences from her five years there in a Turner Hall evening program. She described native dress, housing, music, fiestas, stove methods, and love for cock fights, followed by slides of Filipino life and other East Asian scenes. The Clover Trio, Miss Alice Haebérle, and Miss Dorothy Hein contributed, and there is no December meeting with next session in January.

Turner Hall Carrie Anderson Philippines New York Harbor Clover Trio Alice Haebérle Dorothy Hein

The Spirit of Service film at Crystal Theatre tonight

The Spirit of Service a Red Cross motion picture is hailed as beautiful and inspiring. It portrays the Spirit of Service with Faith Hope and Love seeking Wisdom telephoto relief world relief through the American Red Cross. It features striking photography and an all star cast and shows tonight and tomorrow at the Crystal Theatre.

Red Cross Service American Red Cross Crystal Theatre

Pioneer Passes in Linden Township

Mrs Gjertrud Larson a pioneer Linden resident died Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Jensen near the Hanske Linden Creamery Age 51 years seven months and 21 days cause Owl age and dropsy She was born in Denmark April 5 1840 and came to America about 60 years ago settling in Linden township Her husband preceded her in death several years ago Funeral services were conducted at the Rice Lake church yesterday afternoon and interment was at Rice Lake cemetery.

Gjertrud Larson Linden Township Albert Jensen Hanske-Linden Creamery Denmark America Rice Lake Church Rice Lake

Annual Meeting of New Ulm Arbeiter Nerain Set

The New Ulm Arbeiter Nerain will hold its annual meeting and elect officers at Creamery Hall on Saturday evening, December 10. The society is a prominent local organization with active members. Mr and Mrs Glinton MacDonald of Mankato visited Mr and Mrs WP Landis and daughter Dorothy of Loyiewth Kentucky. the MacDonalds returned home Saturday while the Landis family planned further visits.

New Ulm Arbeiter- Nerain Creamery Hall New Ulm Glinton MacDonald Mankato WP. Landis Dorothy Loyiewth Albert Renae Kore

Brown County Fair Faces Six Thousand Debt for Expansion

Brown County Agricultural Society reports a $6000 debt at its November stockholders meeting at the Commercial Club rooms. Despite a near $5000 net profit last year, costs for new buildings totaling $12,247.44 require more funds. Proposals include selling more stock or raffling an automobile to finance a women’s building and livestock facilities.

Brown County Agricultural Society Commercial Club Association Crone Brown Nicollet Directora Adauch Committee F. H. Retzlaff Geo Marti Saifert A. J. Vogel Ocha

New Ulmites Get Large Turkey From Stirum

John Lilla of Stirum sent a big Thanksgiving turkey to New Ulm men including Thendore Mueller Carl Crone Sr Ferdinand Sannwald and Fred Williams their wives and William Schnck. The bird arrived by parcel post and highlighted Lilla's prosperous Stirum farm with modern conveniences and a warm welcome during a West trip last summer.

Lilla North Dakota

North Dakota market closes with cattle steady to strong

Market data from Minneapolis market week of Nov 28 1921 shows cattle 6800 head up to 25 cents higher, beef steer top $6 to $7, calves around $7, hogs 13000 head about 1 to 15 cents lower with ranges $6 to $7, sheep 5600 head steady to 25 cents higher with fat lambs leading at $8.75 to $9.00 and lambs near $9.00. strong start for cattle and hogs mixed amid thinning receipts.

U. S. Bureau of Markets and Minn Dept. Ofgriculture South St. Paul

NOW A DIRECTOR AT NEW UHM LUMBER CO

At the annual stockholders meeting of the New Uhm Lumber Company in Mines Polia on Wednesday Anton Jani was elected to the board of directors after serving three years as manager of the bral jyerds yl Uhmn concen. His renognidi a of Mt Qatinl'y ability a an iee five in well manned ambican real friends will be glass bear ce Jnsnor.

Uhm Lumber Company Mines Polia Anton’ Jani Bral Jyerds Yl -Uhmn Concen Ambican Glass Bear Jnsnor

Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford in New Ulm Frolic

A young Hastings man named Fritz Wilke posed as a steady buyer to obtain small goods in New Ulm. He bought a heater, tools, and a tire gauge for cash, promised to pay later, then disappeared. Store owners traced him to living quarters and a jail, discovering he had sold items and left town after nonpayment.

New Ulm Fritz Vrai Hastings Minn Wallingford Wilke Montague Glass Fritz Red Wing Petit Criminal C. A. Stolz Hardware Minnesota Street Vogelpohl Brothers Second North Strest

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