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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
4
New Ulm voters gain women as election officials for November 2 in all three wards with two women appointed as judge and clerk per ward. A standardized poll list method will list each woman by her Christian name and surname, not by married name.
Mrs W G Alwin elected president at Turner Hall meeting. The group approves a $500 donation for remodeling rooms at Union Hospital. New officers include president Mrs W G Alwin, vice president Augusta Hummel, secretary Miss Clara Steinhauser, treasurer Mrs Arthur L Brook. Also reported: burglars tampered with a drugstore in Buffalo Lake, others nearby targeted.
Miss Flora Spelbrink trained nurse returned to New Ulm from Essig where she cared for Mrs. Valentine Knees during the latter's recent confinement. She spent a brief visit with friends in the Twin Cities on Monday.
A cluttered New Ulm page lists ads for Sto-Li-Gal life saving capsules, a new priest at St Johns Searles, weddings and farewells, a Seifert farm auction, and Salvation Army county drive. Highlights include Mrs Therese Ubl’s move to North Dakota, Fr R Wormharinger’s first mass, and local plans for charity fundraising and dances.
New Ulm Wurst Club members enjoyed a perfect outing at Hunters Rest on Sunday. Mrs John Hauenstein Jr and William Stoll were guests of honor as birthday anniversaries were celebrated with a supper dinner and candles. Autumn leaves decorated tables, games and cards provided entertainment for 16 guests who reluctantly left as evening fell.
William Ruemke and son Edgar with Jacob Vetter William A Lindemann and Herman F Reabe travel 150 miles by car from New Ulm to Le Roy Minnesota to tour Oakdale Farm famed as the largest White Leghorn establishment. The 80 acre site houses 4000 to 5000 birds and the owners hold a rooster valued at 10000 dollars while noting other valuable poultry and a grand flock sight. The farm emphasizes reinvestment with a 30 percent policy shaping its success.
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