Rousing rally planned at Turner Hall in New Ulm
A Big meeting organized for next Sunday at 2 pm by local progressives to hear Farmer Labor speakers. Homer M. Cook of the Nonpartisan League will headline, with Albert Pfaender and possibly Lily Anderson to speak. Women voters invited to learn voting procedures and join the cause.
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New Ulm
Homer M. Cook
Nonpartisan League
League
Albert Pfaender
Wid
Lily Anderson
Miss Anderson
Minnesota
Steel Trust
Farmer- Labor
Reformation festival services planned in several towns
The Ey. Friedens churches of New Ulm Essig and Nicollet announce annual Reformation festival services next Sunday October 31. New Ulm services at 10 a m with choir music Essig at 1 30 p m and Nicollet at 7 p m all welcome. Later news covers a wedding in Mankato and a crystal wedding anniversary in North Washington Street with gifts and reception. Jesse Majewski returns home from hospital after a serious injury and fracture of the hip keeping him shorter by an inch.
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Ey. Friedens
New Ulm
Essig
Nicollet
William Lieb
North Washington Street
W. 4
Julius
Low
Ben
Amana
Gent
Jesse Majewski
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch
Farmers Packing Co. Stockholders to Meet
The Farmers Terminal Packing Co of Newport Minnesota calls an important stockholders meeting at Creamery Hall New Ulm this evening at 8.0 o clock. Similar gatherings were held at Lam berton and Springfield yesterday with another planned for Sleepy Eye at 2.0 this afternoon. President Ira M. J. Chryst Secretary H. Edmunds and Treasurer Todd are touring communities to acquaint stockholders and discuss the packing plant. It is expected all New Ulm area stockholders attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Terminal Packing Co. Fof
Newport
Minn
Creamery Hall
New Ulm
Lamberton
Springfield
Ira M. J. Chryst
H. Edmunds
Todd
Creamery
Sleepy Eye Company Buys Machinery Here
The Rollemont Co of Sleepy Eye bought almost all wood working machinery from H H Vogelpohl Sons pipe organ plant in this city and some other equipment for its wild pea separator factory. The gear was hauled to Sleepy Eye by motor trucks and installed, enabling near term production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollemont Co
Sleepy Eye
H. H. Vogelpohl
Historic ML C college dish tray on wheels
Parts of tables and other furnishings from Dr. Martin Luther College stored in the attic have been repurposed into a specially constructed maple dish tray on wheels for the dining hall. One tabletop bears small scorch marks from old candlelight, signaling antiquity and college days recalled by early alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin Luther College
Favorites Engaged for a Brief Opera Season
The Chicago Opera association led by Herbert M. Johnson schedules a short St Paul season Friday and Saturday featuring Verdi’s Rigoletto and Mascagni and Leoncavallo operas. Rigoletto showcases grand opera highlights with arias and a dramatic Libretto, while Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci offer distinctive moods and swift composition histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Johnson
Chicago Opera Association
St. Paul
Verdi
Titta Ruffo
Enrico Caruso
Cavalleria Rusticana
Pietro Mascagni
Ruggiero Leonecavallo
Leoncavallo
Frieda Hempel
Alessandro Bonci
Giacomo Rimini
Philene Falco
Constantin Nicolay
Sallustro Ci‘vai
Desire Defrere
Alexander Dumas
Piage
Dumas
Louis XIV
Venice
W. J. Dyer& Bros
Notice for Bids for Cable and Conduit for Underground Service
Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk of New Ulm Minnesota until 5:00 P M November 12 1920 for furnishing cable and conduit for underground service. Specifications list various sizes and types of No 10 to No 14 B&S cables and 3 inch conduit among others with 5 percent bid bond required. The City reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
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New Ulm
Brown County
Minnesota
H. H. Huevelmann
New Tim
Wm. P. Backer
Benite Huevelmann
Death of Mrs Mary Gall the Cause for Searles Visit
Mrs Jos J Sperl traveled to St James after her mother in law Mrs Mary Gall died Oct 22 at her home. Born 1834 in Austria, Gall died from a fractured hip after a Sept 8 fall, aged 86. Survived by four daughters, one son, 37 grandchildren, 85 great grandchildren. Funeral at Catholic church in St James with interment in St James Cemetery. Numerous relatives attended from Searles and nearby towns. The article also notes local visits and daily life items surrounding the funeral and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. J. Sperl
St. James
Mary Gall
Michael Gall
Jos. Smithbour
Buttler
Minn
Frank Berg
Hitterdal
Tos
J. Sperl
Searles
John L. Barrett
Frank Gall
Fr Meyer
St. James Catholic
Jos. Gall
Springfield
Jospeh J. Sperl
Josephine
Mary
Mack
Mr. Sperl
Gall
Sperl
Martha Werner
Berndt
New Ulm
Wm. Zick
Union Hospital
Milford News Births and Local Moves
A Milford news brief reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner on Tuesday October 19. Ed Vogel and family plan to move into a new home soon. Miss Gladys Wagner of New Ulm visited Vida Juni. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frank are building a bungalow on North State Street in New Ulm and will leave their farm soon. Albert Werner and Wm Radloff departed PPAR 1 TERS Cree Fyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wagner
Herbert
Ed. Vogel
Gladys Wagner
New Ulm
Vida Juni
Ben. Frank
North State St
Albert Werner
Wm. Radloff
Cree Fyne
Vogel duroral attendance and local visits in Iowa
In Iowa on Wednesday Wm Vogel attended a duroral with family. Wm Juni visited Herman Juni and his family from Saturday to Monday accompanied by his mother and sister Viola and Mn Mueller and children. Mrs Ben Juni and Miss Lillie Juni spent Sunday on the H Juni farm. Elsie McNall of Sleepy Rye teaches in School District No 9. Albert Moll of New Ulm began corn shredding on Henry Windland farm but rain halted progress. Wm Strate and family have moved to a farm northwest of New Ulm.
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Geo. Schnobrich
Henry Hahselbruck
Henry Schnobrich
Adolph Bremer
Charles Haas
St. Paul
Wm. Felat
Jamesville
John Schmidt
John Haas
Lamberton
Frank Halichka
Winthrop
New Ulm
Otto
Leo Pitzner
Wm. Gaenser
Elsie Kluck
Mankato
John Dauer
Chicago
Geo. Sperl
Jos
Geo. Weber
Searlest
Red Wing
Geo. Mueller
Belle Chester
Anton
Rubey
Sleepy Eye
Iowa
Wm. Vogel
Wm. Juni
Viola
Mueller
Herman Juni
Ben Juni
Lillie Juni
H. Juni
Elsie McNall
Sleepy
Rye
Albert Moll
Henry Windland
Wm. Strate
Four Springfield Republicans Injured in Auto Crash En Route to Rally
Four Springfield Republicans traveling to a Press Collins rally near Sleepy Eye met a wreck four miles south of Sleepy Eye. Attorney Ed J. Fernholz suffered a fractured collarbone. Elmo Swan Cockman had minor scratches. Alfred E. Bigot and George Beckman were uninjured. The group, returning to Sleepy Eye for treatment, then continued home to Springfield.
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Collins
Armory
Springfield
Alfred E. Bigot
New Ulm
Ed. J. Fernholz
Elmo Swandeck
George Beckman
Izzie
Sleepy Eye
Attorney Fernholz
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Atty. Alb Pfrender
Matt. Schouveller
John Carlson
Florence Mans
William H. Holm
St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Wharch
Battes Mans
Belgrade Township
Farmers Packing CO
Sleepy Eye Company
Otto Wiedenmann
R. A. Weinkauf
Comfrey
H. F. Schrader
Marie Hildebrandt
St. Peter
Fred Hays
J. W. Riewert
Sioux Falls
N. D
William F. Wendt
New Ca
Fargo
Points
Wisconsin
William Plagge
Elmer
Minneapolis
Northwestern Hospital
Vivian Dorn
New Ulm, Minnesota
B&ss
B&s
Henrik Shipstead
Pan Eee Ley
Geo. H. Mallon
Ee Ene de
Secretary of State
Lily J. Anderson
Farmer-Labor
John P. Wagner
Thomas V. Sullivan
Railroad and Warehouse
Emil C. McKenzie
Supreme Court
George L. Singal
EeeeEe
Blauer Zettel
H. A. Fuller
Aee
District Court
HDW
STAHN
Louis Spelbrine
Eirerr
Fred Buhnee
Fred Behnees
eEe County
Joseph J. Sperl
Henry J. Meyer
EEE
John Ay Woebke
Secy
Minn. S
Milford News
F. H. Weise
Spur
Lester
Loccerr & Mens TonAcco Co
Annes
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