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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
1
Increased Agle Mill Co plans to model their present plant with capacity to be 3,500 bales. The announcement indicates expansion aims and production benchmarks for the facility, reflecting strategic output targets and modernization efforts.
The Eagle Mill plans a new five story 90 by 56 foot mill adding 1000 barrels daily to reach 3500. The project merges the old mill, boosts payroll, and aims to outdo Sleepy Eye’s rival. J H Siegel travels to Milwaukee to choose modern machinery for completion within three months. The investment signals a major boost to New Ulm’s flour industry and local business growth.
The town eyes a major investment by Mr. Silverson as a boost to the local economy and milling industry. Railroads cutting freight rates and transit milling aid are cited as keys to reviving mills to full capacity. The piece also notes a dramatic giant sequoia story and reports on a teacher institute led by County Superintendent Cutting with Dr. Hancock and Mrs. Skinner, aiming to standardize county schooling.
The Concordia band visited St James last Sunday for a mission fest then played on the Park hotel balcony owned by M. K. Armstrong. A large crowd gathered as Armstrong invited the players and locals to supper at his expense, a generous gesture warmly accepted. Armstrong pledged a standing invite for future visits. The Deemster by Hall Caine, dramatized by Charles W. Chase, to be staged at Mankato Theatre Friday September 19 with Chase's renowned adaptation.
A quiet ceremony united Meta Koch and Henry N Samsen in New Ulm with Rev Adolph Acker officiating. The couple and guests celebrated with a dinner and toast, then departed for travels to Chicago Mobile and New Orleans. Samsen, a Minneapolis High School and University of Minnesota Law graduate, is a junior partner at Hesdale Samsen. Koch inherits the Boeath residence on Broadway. The wedding cake carried symbolic fruit and a ring, a dime and a needle. The event attracted mainly local relatives and Young People's club members.
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