Cowboys Welcome trio on cross country horseback trip to New York
Three Jackson Hole cowboys Wild Horse Sam Plap Jack Steel and Mulligan Pete rode into New Ulm after noon meeting Miss Mildred Bibner and New Ulm officials. They toured the city and visited the printing plant while sharing details of their trek to New York City. They expect to reach by January 1 1922 and split 6000 dollars if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse Sam
B. T. Mears
Pinp Jack Steel
D. M. Steel
Mulligan Pete
H. E. Leslie
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
New York City
New Ulm
Mildred Bibner
Philip Filzen
Miss Bibner
Dakota House
A. L. Boock
Minnesota
Mr. Polkow
Gourtland
Mahy
Duglex
Plap Jack Steel
Park County
Cody
Review Scribe
Fine Jack
Roosevelt
Sam
Flap
Jack Steel
Theodore Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Brown County
Springfield
Sleepy Go
New Uin
Commercial Club
Jackson
Auto Damaged by Fire After Hunters Leave Car
Hunters Leo and Joseph Schueller Tony Ochs and William Julius left a car with coats in the back. A cigarette likely started the fire and everything in the vehicle burned beyond recovery. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Joseph Schueller
Tony Ochs
Julius
Largest mortgage ever filed in Brown County Minnesota
The Chicago and North Western Railway Company plus Farmers Loan and Trust Company and Edwin S. Marston secure a record 166 million dollar loan. Dated May 1 1920 the mortgage runs 117 years to 2087 covering nine states and about 8 33 miles of railroad plus 4 68 miles of spur and yard tracks. Bonds include coupon and noncoupon forms in various denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Register of Deeds
Fred Christiansen
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Edwins. Marston
Loan and Trust Company
Minnesota
Véry
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
New York City
Register of
Christiansen
William H. Finley
John D. Caldwell
Railway Company
Sam Sloan
Edwin 8. Marston
Olivia man ends life in barn at home
Henry R. Prodoehl 44, manager of the Olivia Creamery and Produce Co, killed himself in his barn last Tuesday morning after weeks of troubling behavior. Family watched him closely but he evaded surveillance and his body was found. He leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Prodoehl
Olivia Creamery and Produce Company
Teaven
Furt
Olivia
Stothat Village
Prodoehl
Minnesota Census Report Highlights Youthful Population
Minnesota's 1920 census shows 31.1 percent under 15, 57.8 percent of residents 18 to vote, and high school attendance with 314 905 of 7 to 13 year olds in school. Illiteracy stands at 1.8 percent overall, 5.4 percent among foreign-born whites, with county variations cited.
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Minnesota
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D.C
Commonwealth
United States
Causua
Susca
Bie Stone County
Ninth Little Gould Adds New Boy to Crystal Troupe
Manager Jay H. Gould of the New Crystal Theatre introduces a ninth Gould at the show from Sunday night. The newcomer is a boy, expanding the existing eight girls in the famous act. Mrs Gould notes the new entrant has already shown talent as a budding performer in the act. A separate item mentions Mr and Mrs G G Reimenter hosting a moonlight party on the Banks of the Minnesota River with a game of 600 and a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay BH. Gould
New Crystal Theatre
GC. G. Reimenter
Minnesota River
Raids Seize Moonshine and Mash at Multiple Farms
In Nobles county Worthington a dozen men were jailed after agents found 400 gallons of mash and 40 gallons of moonshine at a farm and arrested the farmer and helpers. Another farm yielded 150 gallons of moonshine and 800 gallons of mash. One farmer kept a 40 gallon still, 80 gallons of moonshine, and 400 gallons of mash. Police report large captures across other farms as well. A arrested farmer quipped that prohibition turns corn into moonshine yield rather than bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobles County
Worthington
Hanska Garage Burglar Nabbed and Confesses Cash Stolen
William Brown, a former Hanska garage worker, was arrested after cash hidden in a shoe was found. He admitted stealing $41 from the Hanska Biemeker Garage and later pled guilty, with a district court plea expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biemeker
Hanska
William Brown
Warage
W. J. Julius
Sherif Julius
Brown
House Numbering Day Observed In New Ulm And Nearby Cities
The article notes House Numbering Day in New Ulm and other Union towns with tollerier service. It mentions mailboxes and tarriers, and references Rev. 5. Blue Bark planning activities. Also notes Mrs KR D Lillie and daughter Bisete and Rev CG G Hohn visiting Brownton on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Harthill to Speak on Crime at Turner Hall
Former Minneapolis Police Chief Lewis Harthill will present an illustrated talk at New Ulm Turner Hall under the New Usa Central Labor Union. The lecture covers vice, opium, dope fiends, prostitution, crimes against children, criminology progress, and police methods with 160 colored pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harthill
Minneapolis
Turner Hall
New ‘Ulm
New USA Central Labor Union
Harthill
S.metropolitanity
Bertillon
Police
Fomer Minneapolis
Labor m
Local visitors mark Lutheran school dedication
Dro H. Edinigion visited Mankato on Friday with business. Mr and Mrs Alfred Nordby and Mai Lo Palsee of Wilrux visited William Blauert home Sunday and she attended the Lutheran school dedication ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nordby
Mai
Lo Palsee
Wilrux
William Blauert
Accident Injures Local Man in Springfield Collision
Mr Haenze was injured when his car collided with another vehicle on the road near Springfield. He suffered two broken ribs and multiple gashes, was shaken, and taken to New Ulm by a Sleepy Eye bus passing at the time. The other driver reportedly used harsh language and appeared unapologetic as his car bore less damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
George Hogan
W. J. Eckareth
I. Olsen
Ion
Mr.Haenzé
Springfield
Autmiat
Mr. Haenge
Haenze
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
St Peter Men Do Not Admit Guilt From Prohibition Raid
Government agents and local officers conducted a raid in St Peter and Le Sueur county finding sizable liquor supplies in several parlors and residences including Berndt and Coleman premises and Vogt residence. Officers seized bottles jugs and medicines with alcohol tests showing high purity. Vogt confined with pneumonia and employed by Vogt as bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter
St. Petér
le Suuer
le Sueur
Norman
Kneip
Ed. Erick
Pete Karpen Jand
Conréd [Vogt
Minneota Avenue
Herdas
Crawford Emporium
Vogt
Nicollet
John Dimn
Dedication of Saint Pauls Lutheran School Addition
The large new addition to St. Pauls Ev Lutheran parochial school in this city was formally dedicated with ceremonies. Prof August Pieper spoke on present conditions in Germany and religion, sharing vivid depictions of suffering and the decadence of Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Pieper
Germany
St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Parochial School
Whith
CT. Albrecht
Albrecht
August Pieper
Theological Seminary
Wauwatom
Wis
Tm. F. Albrecht
Fairfax
Minnesota
H. Stiesen
Courtland Township
E. RK. Bliefernicht
E. RK. Bliefernicht, Director of Dr. Markin Luther College
Unugu
Prof
Pieper
Jaleo
Lutheran Congressations
Courtland
Nicollet
Sleeny
Bye
Eden
Morgan
Bt. Peter
Easig
Brighton
St. Paul's Ev
Parochist School of
Nowlm
Reoma
Sourmaee Anid
P Tedebers
Sre
Wien
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Irlhere
Tilp. M
Metropolis
Ry Schierenberk Family
Kelville
William Biauert
Little Gould
Hanska Garage
W. Brown
Mr. Harthill
Dro H
Edinigion
Mankato, Briday
Julius Berndt
Lutheran School
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