Brown County Fair promises grand exhibits and races
The Brown County Fair schedule boasts enhanced premiums doubling in major animal classes, a redesigned exhibition hall and new wire cement enclosures, plus a premier auction sale of pure bred cattle and swine. Notable acts include Brazelly Sisters and Douglas and Douglas as daily races and performances captivate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Grounds
Hull
Mim
Lave
Cap Neano
Cap
Axtella Wilkes
Cottingham Ofllinois
Fair Association
County fair urged for resource growth and unity
The piece urges county residents to support the county fair as a public spirited venture for natural resource development. It stresses dates September 13 to 15 and connects fair participation with personal and communal benefit, while contrasting mob justice debates and urging constructive civic action. It also reports baseball results and local happenings at New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, and Hastings plus incident and political notices.
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Dame Fortune
Websters
Ron
McMaster
Hefi
New Ulm Boys
Berg
Mayer
Seifert
Cutting
Shen W. Berg
Tohl
Sleepy Eye
Armig Boys
McHale
Baer
Schneider
Adieu New Ulm Young Adults Leave for Colleges Across Nation
Prominent New Ulm graduates depart to pursue studies and careers in cities nationwide. Names include Otto Buenger, Edward Critchett, Viola Fenske, L. Hensel, Frances Krool, Olga Mueller, Alma Mayer, John Neumann, and many others, entering universities, normal schools, and professional programs while praised as a credit to the town. Fragments show listings of institutions like U of M Minneapolis, Dartmouth, Ohio Wesleyan, Carlton College, and Illinois placements, with note of gains in education and professions.
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New Ulm
States
Otto Buenger
Robert Koch
Mankato Business College
Edward Critchett
Engineering Dep’t of
U. of M
Mpls
Chr. Dahl
Wm. Dummer
Thaois Medical College
Chicago
E. C. Dirks
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Viola Fenske
State Normal
Mankato
E. Green
Dartmouth College
Hannover
N. H
L. Hensel
Frances Krool
Lutheran Seminary
Red Wing
Olga Mueller
Alma Mayer
Carlton College
Northfield
R. Neumann
Turner Teachers Seminary
Indianapolis
Gus. Zelle
Navy
Newport
John X. Neumann
Department of Chemistry
Madison
Wis
Francis Critchetb
College ‘of Education
Minneapolis
H. Huevelmann
Oto
Arthur Seifert
Henrietta Hauenstein
High School
Aum Arbor
Mich
Kasson Seiter
Lewis Institute
Irma Juni
Loida Heussmann
Hoy
Sidney Alwin
Minnesapoite
New Ulm Mineral Springs Sanatorium Hope
Local enthusiasts study Schell brewery area mineral waters for a potential New Ulm sanitarium. Analyses by Dr Valin compare Schell and Jordan Springs to assess medicinal merit and feasibility, signaling community push toward a Northwest health resort.
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New Ulm
Schell
Northwest
H. D. Valin
St. Peter
European crop outlook mixed as harvest nears
The mid harvest assessment shows central Europe faces the bleakest prospects with Germany and Austria-Hungary likely to see wheat declines of about 50 million bushels from last year. Western Europe reports better yields though, with Great Britain up 4 percent above average and Spain and Italy showing adequate supply. Eastern Europe remains favorable, Russia crops rated good, while overall the continent should exceed last two years but not reach 1906 levels. India, Australia, and Argentina uncertain. India monsoon favorable but sowing not yet, Australia rains aid seeding, Argentina drought easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Spain
Italy
France
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Russia
India
Australia
Argentina
Berme
Smpothe
Paralyzing Epidemic Sparks School Closure Talk in St Paul
health authorities report two more deaths and fifteen new cases of infantile paralysis in St Paul as an epidemic spreads, prompting a general quarantine and placards posted on houses. The medical community stresses limited knowledge and urges caution while officials consider delaying public school openings.
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St. Paul
Chas. W. Gordon
Board of Education
Armstrong
Dr. Renz
Northwest News Briefs From St Paul And Beyond
Ramsey county delegates plan a banquet for Hennepin and St Louis colleagues during fair week. Sioux exhibition to reenact Custer’s last fight at Grass Belt exposition linked to Cheyenne River lands registration in October. Chief Lightning leads Sioux participants from Cherry Creek region. White Earth saloons ordered closed within 30 days. Police pursue Coleman for shooting Elmer Howe after a dispute over fu re. Coleman previously linked to Bank of Tulare robbery. A severely mangled unknown man’s body found near Conesville bridge. identity and cause suspected train strike. Postmaster H B Judson begins second 25 year cycle in Farmington. Gen C C Andrews estimates Minnesota forest fires caused substantial losses in the latest report.
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White Earth
Minn
John R. Howard
Department of the Interior
Callaway
Ogema
Waubun
Mahomen
Aberdeen
S. D
Coleman
Elmer Howe
Fure
Tulare
Redfield
Muscatine
St. Parral Field
Conesville
Farmington
H. B. Judson
St. Paul
C. C. Andrews
Preas
Minnesota
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Alfonso
Minor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Atchison Globe
Baseball Notes
Springfield
Fairgrounds
Klossner
Pfeiffer
Gaitho
Ulm
Neumann
Sleepy Eye Juniors
D. W
Daniel Websters
Abrhpoae & Berget
W. Groebner
T. Groebner
Anthony
Amann
Schneider P
Sleepy Eye Abrhpoae
Offerman
W. Berg
H. Schmidt
A. Schmidts
Metal
R. Schmidt
A. Schmidt
Meidl
S. E.J
Autos
Winthrop
Fairfax
Lester Prairie
Hastings
Chas
J. Raetz
F. J. Huber
Common Council
Huber
W. G. Carling
Anton Migsen
ADIEU
Vari
Lfoxster
Mineral Springs of
Bae
Rosendahl Sulpher
Jordan
Valla Carel Frankfort
Ramsey County
Hennepin
St. Louis County
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