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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
2
In the Boys Out of Work tale Berndt and Boerger, both recently jobless for weeks, are drawn by high liquor prices and attempt a theft scheme seeking a quick payday amid their idle status. The passage hints at illicit liquor interest influencing their actions.
The piece argues parents should have children learn a trade to earn a living and avoid late hours and lax discipline. It notes two boys are good but falling into trouble, with more implicated yet to be found, and hopes a thorough investigation reveals truth. It emphasizes a lesson for the guilty and for those involved in illicit liquor dealings.
Essex roadster owner Dr. O J Seifert drove home from a call near Cambria last Friday when the car leaped along the edge of a steep embankment. After repairs the vehicle was entered in Mankato stock car races and won decisively, leaving the Doctor resigned to its unruly spirit.
Rev. John W. Prosser will deliver a sermon at St. Peter's Episcopal Church next Sunday morning. Earl Erickson and Clifford Nalboa of Hanska had their tonsils removed at Union Hospital Thursday morning.
The shop promotes canvas and Jersey gloves, stockings, heavy and light underwear, knit hoods, velvet hats, nightwear, baby blankets, and October wedding gifts. It touts dinnerware, plain white cups at 15 cents, plain white plates at 17 cents, Turkish towels, embroidery, and crochet cotton, promising a holiday line and easy shopping.
Four vehicles were damaged in two separate crashes on North Minnesota Street and near the Minnesota river. Esther Reim and companions in a Dodge collided with John Youngberg in a Velie. no injuries reported. Earlier, E C Dimick’s car hit Ed Berndt’s, causing about 150 dollars in damage. Dimick admitted fault and offered settlement.
At a regular meeting the New Ulm Fire Department voted to recommend re-appointment of Chief Henry Engel to the city council. The Relief Association re-elected officers including President Charles Brust Sr, Vice President Fred W Oswald, Secretary Alfred Schroeck, Treasurer Emil Wicherski, and trustees Fred Pfaender and John F Her.
Frank Niemann Sr and William H Gieseke among those approving monthly practice runs for the Fire Department on the first and third Sundays from 9 to 11 AM. The move follows a fire school held in St Paul. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Zick of Linden at Union Hospital Sunday night.
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