10 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
1
Miss Frances Kral returns from Twin Cities Holdingford visit. The state enacts fish and game law changes for 1920 22 28 seasons with licenses fees limits and bans. Open seasons include quail ducks geese and fur bears with detailed rules and penalties.
New Ulm and St Peter agree to a 500 gate split to meet on Mankato diamonds after a contentious past meeting. Both squads keep the same lineup as before with a large crowd expected in Mankato while Fairmont visits Ulm Thursday for Southern Minnesota title hints. Otto Bachman returns from Bancroft last week.
The United States Grain Corporation assigns two price sets for American public and export wheat, aiming to base payments on milling value. Critics argue enforcement hinges on market power held by elevators and mills, with no lasting solution to farmers' marketing problem. New scales list No. 1 Northern at 2.21 1/2 dollars per bushel and related grades.
The rule states that all wheat meeting general No 6 or better specs but lacking weight shall have the No 6 price discounted up to 3 cents per pound of deficiency. The provision covers grades as low as 4 1/2 pounds. Wheat grading below No 6 for non weight reasons will be bought on its relative merits.
Frederick William Heim a Courtland farmer born in Oshawa Nicollet County died at age 55 after a cerebral hemorrhage while driving a binder. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 p m at his home and 1 45 p m at Evangelical Bethel church. He leaves a widow Augusta Georgius and four children Walter Edna Myrtle and Hazel plus siblings and in laws.
Governor Burnquist opened a special session listing eight topics with woman suffrage leading the agenda. He urged action on ex service men forest fire and flood prevention primary law changes budget reform and measures to curb high living costs and labor legislation. The address called for preprimary conventions and a state budget officer independent of departments.
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