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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
4
The New Ulm Journal discusses Seventh District politics. Congress candidate Volstead faces disqualification history, with local voters to decide in November. The piece notes editorial confidence and references a rumor about Canadian liquor amid Prohibition era tensions.
A fragment reflecting wartime era rhetoric asserts loyalty and duty amid debates on state control. It jabs at Lenine and Trotzky while defending freedom and warning against subservience, suggesting Minnesota’s Albert Lea creamery is unrelated to elite divorce rumors in society.
Republican governor candidate Jake Preus and lieutenant governor hopeful Louis L. Collins will speak in New Ulm at 3 p m on October 19 with Preus delivering the principal address and Collins adding brief remarks. They travel by car when possible and by train in bad weather.
New Ulm Review reports a new plan by the Wisconsin Colonization Company offering three hundred Made-To-Order Farms opened for settlement. For complete information call or write to NEW ULM REVIEW, Phone 101.
The Grand Theatre offers a one reel scenic feature Sin Search of Arcady with Olive Tell in The Trap. Admission 15 and 26 cents. Saturday and Sunday October 9 and 10 also a reel special comedy with 15 and 25 cent prices.
Otto Wolf of Cold Spring Minnesota claims a twenty year battle with gallstones stomach ulcers and digestive ailments ended after using STO LI GAL a digest ive remedy sold for one dollar with direct mail options Digestive Chemical Co 800 University Ave St Paul Minn Also advertised in New Ulm at Backers Pharmacy and other druggists Adv 40tf
Lam berton braces for the American Legion Convention on Saturday October 9 in the Assembly Room of the High School with a business session and a banquet for delegates and their ladies. A one o clock luncheon and bridge party at Masonic Hall entertained about 80 guests last Tuesday hosted by Mesdames Vogtel Weiser Olsen and Ozias. Several social events highlighted Pioneer Lodge gatherings at Turner Hall Park with Mrs Henry Fuerst of Chicago honored last weekend on her birthday and guests spending a cozy evening around a blazing fireplace while candles lit the scene.
Capt Albert Steinhauser will be one of Minnesota's presidential electors for the Parley Christensen ticket at the November election. Prof Stanley Rypins, chairman of the Minnesota Delegation of Forty Eight, notified him. Separate items note a parcel shower for Miss Irma Haberberg, a upcoming wedding to Adelbert Blauert, a medical operation on Henry Kornmann, and a motor trip by Jennie Lawrence Gilbert Mielke Vyola Olson and John Schneider to Sleepy Eye.
Miss Marian Herriges of Madison arrives to take a position at the Review office. Thecla Herriges, a longtime stenographer at Publishing Company, is her sister. A surprise farewell party honors Mrs. W H Engelbert before her Westbound journey. Herman Langhoff returns from Willow Lake to visit his son Gustav. Henry Konakowitz undergoes stomach ulcer treatment at Union Hospital after prior appendicitis. Undertaker Jesse Majewski, injured near Sleepy Eye, will return home this week after care at Loretto Hospital.
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