Youth Admits Stealing Goods in Sleepy Eye Case
A Sleepy Eye youth pleaded guilty to stealing items including shotgun shells rifle cartridges and tobacco from the Standard Store during the night of August 20. Bail set at 2000 total. district court to consider plea and sentencing. Richard Ramme of Rochester visited the H. L. Ramme family in Sleepy Eye.
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Wight
Olsen
Koberstein
Sleepy Eye
Richard Ramme
Rochester
City
H. L. Ramme
Richard
Archdiocese Launches Survey of Catholic Parochial Schools
Archbishop Dowling leads a comprehensive survey of Catholic schools across St. Paul Archdiocese and Twin Cities counties to standardize education, increase teachers, and expand colleges and normal schools. Committees formed in parishes with a kickoff meeting at St Thomas College.
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Survey OF Catholic Parochial Schools
Archdiocese of St. Paul
Austin Dowling
Dowling
Catholic Institutions of Learning
Twin Cities
Chisago
Hennepin
Ramsey
Washington
Dakota
Goodhue
Anoka
Scott
Rice
le Sueur
Carver
Wright
Nicollet
Sibley
Meeker
Brown
Redwood
Renville
Kandiyohi
Lyon
Lincoln
Yellow Medicine
Lac Qui Parle
Big Stone
Swift
McLeod
Chippewa
Archibishop
St. Paul
St.Thomas College
Blood Transfusions Save Two Patients at Loertto Hospital
Two successful blood transfusions were performed at Loertto hospital in Inte. Nick Hengel of Wabasso and Mrs. Harry Mathews of Cambria received transfusions with blood from Peter Hengel and Fred Jones respectively. All are recovering well and likely saved by the operations.
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Loertto Hospital
Inte
Nick Hengel
Wabasso
Peter Hengel
Harry Mathews
Cambria
Fred Jones
Ice Cream Parlor Tax Dispute Cost Vogt $400
Comfrey ice cream shop owner J. J. Vogt was assessed $400 for failure to record war tax on a sale. A plain clothes federal agent noted the slip was not torn and filed, leading to an additional 50 cent per gallon luxury tax for sales since May 1, 1919, and a required report of all gallons sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vogt
Comfrey
Federal Service
Vogt
Marshall Band recruits Hofmeister’s musicians for state fair
Seven Hofmeister's Band members join the Marshall Band to furnish music at the state fair the first three days of the week. Recruited players include John Henle Henry Kitzberger A P Boock George J Gag Albert Gag William Lieb and Haydn Hofmeister. Rev W C Albrecht and family visiting in the city return to Sleepy Eye last Tuesday. Miss Minnie Fromm Cobden returns from New Ulm after tonsil surgery and resumes work at the Cobden telephone office.
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Hofmeister
Marhhall
Marshall Band
John Henle
Henry Kitzberger
A. P. Boock
George J. Gag
Albert Gag
William Lieb
Haydn Hofmeister
W. C. Albrecht
Minnie Fromm
Cobden
New Ulm
Miss Fromm
Armour Loot Exposed as War Profits Hit Half Billion
A 1919 trade register excerpt accuses Armour & Company of massive wartime profits, detailing capital increases from 20 to 400 million, dividends totaling 80 million, and asset growth to 490 million by November 1 1919. The piece brands J Ogden Armour a pirate and urges legal action to restore loot to the people.
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Duncan
Armour & Company
Armour
Germany
Belgium
Armour Tribe
Pershing
St. Mehiel
Bob Duncan
J. Ogden Armour
Ogden Armour
America
Ogden I
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NEW Ulm Tire and Repair CO
John A. Wilfahrt
General
South Minn
ST. Second North ST
New Ulm, Minn
CAUE
Chalke
Minnesota
Minnesota Valley Dairy Products
Minnesota Central Creameries
I Capital
Villian
Herman Albrecht
Ben, Zieske
Rasmus Jorgensen
Wm. Hoefer
Gibbon
Fred Wendorf
Fairfax
Union Hospital
Robert Pless
Waldemar
Hilma
Bertha Oswald
Wm. Hunerberg
Ow Ulm
Catherine Arhart
Southern California
Los Angeles
New Ulm Turnverein
Anton Leibold
Columbus
Ohio
Verein
Leibold
New Ulm Post
Turnverein
Seibold
Olga Mayer
Fairmont
A. H. Muesing
Amanda Maesing of
H. J. Zieske
Courtland
St. Cloud
Chas. Sievert
Martha
Dr. Martin Luther College
Arthur
Wyowekee
Wis
Maxi
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People’s. ‘Co-Operative Assin
Wich
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