Trouble for itinerant peddler Lamb tangled with debts and false claims
Claude Cleveland Lamb an itinerant peddler based in this city since August 26 faces mounting troubles from creditors and alleged crimes. He issued two worthless checks, failed to pay hotel bills, and misrepresented identity to the Express Company gaining a package. Police reveal past service claims are untrue and a six month penitentiary sentence for check forgery. A North Minnesota Street housekeeper and her three children were aided by the chief as Lamb’s deceit party continues.
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Claude Cleveland Lamb
Owen
Lamb
Northwestern
Dave Leonard
Grand Hotel
New
Ulm Dray Line
Minneapolis
New Ulm
August Beyer
Bueler
American Hailway Express Co
Express Company
Springfield
Sanborn
Liveraes
Alvin Harmoning
Minnesota
State
Nan
Harmening
North
Irma Reed
Changes in Migratory Bird Treaty Act Daily Bag Limits
Farmers Bulletin 1235 summarizes federal and state game laws for 1921. A key change amends the migratory bird treaty act to count birds taken by any person who accompanies or assists a hunter for hire toward the daily bag limit, ending abuses by guides claiming birds were killed by others.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Biological Survey
Minnesota August motor license sales top $704 thousand
August license receipts total $704 847.19, bringing year to date automobile licenses to $5 317 717.81 for Minnesota. Funds are allocated to highway construction per the Babcock amendment, with June and July receipts among the largest months. About 330 000 licenses issued this year, with increases across most classes except motorcycles, and dealers using multiple tag sets.
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Secretary of State
George LaFond
Babcock
Rooms Needed for Legion Delegates Headed to New Ulma
Benjamin A. Seifert Post of the American Legion appeals for 800 rooms to accommodate delegates for the October 7 and 8 convention. Only 10 rooms secured so far. Ferdinand Ochs Joseph Epple Jr and Alfred Widenmann lead the effort. Contacts provided for local assistance. Mrs William Hellmann and Mrs Maria Guetschow traveled to Fairfield for the wedding of Adela Mueller yesterday.
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Benjamin A. Seifert
American Legion
New Ulma
American Legion Convention
Ferdinand Ochs
Joseph Epple, Jr
Alfred Widenmann
Epple
Backer’s
Wiedenmann
William Hellmann
Maria Guetschow
Fairbanlt
Adela Mueller
Prairie Chickens Dominate Nimrods As Ducks Remain Scarce
Hunters report strong prairie chicken bags with many local nimrods seeking ducks but finding them scarce due to summer drought. Weather favored hunting though duck supply is limited. sunrise sunset schedule printed. Season rules outline daily bag limits for aquatic fowl, nine prairie chickens per day, plus licenses and protection for other species.
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Game and Fish Commissioner
Courtland Lutheran Church Nears Completion
Courtland's new St. Peter’s Lutheran Church likely to be completed this week if pews bell and altar arrive as expected. Rev. H Duetchen from Oronoco will serve as pastor, arriving around October first. Dedication planned soon. building cost nearly $10,000 and the church was organized within the last year.
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Courtland
St. Peter's Ey
New Ulm Milk Ordinance Sparks City Council Session
City leaders debated gravel pits and the new milk ordinance 115 at a special session Tuesday night. The measure imposes inspection of dairies and licenses for selling milk within New Ulm, with one year licenses, nontransferable, and strict reporting by the Dairy Inspector.
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Long Azahy
T. A. Fritsche
City of
New Ulny
New Ulm
Bowling Season Opens with Low-Scoring Wins in New Ulm
The 1921-22 bowling season kicked off Tuesday as the Becks defeated the Backbarths and the Wicherskis beat the Waibels at Concordia and Catholic school alleys. Coach Seifert led with 587 pins, Elmer Backer 557, while Dahms topped the Waibels with 649. Two leagues, City and Home, organized for the season, with officers named and opening games held at Concordia alleys.
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Becks
Wicherskis
Concordia
Seifert
Elmer Backer
George Wicherski
Edward Baer
Waibels
Dahms
Olson
L. Schueller
New Ulm
Albert Pfaender
Henry Dahms
C. H. Gieseke
Becks Ast
Lindemann
W. Schleuder
Baer
Eee
AIS
BE. Backer
Hackbarths
Montgomery
Schleuder
Sprenger
Hackbarth
Raabe i
Hd. Berg
Bierbaum
Dr. Groebner
Art L. Schueller
Waibel
Guenter
Olgenseer
Puchiner
E. Huh Wip
Brown County Issues 25 Licenses This Week
County Auditor Lewis G Vogel and staff issued at least 25 hunting licenses in Brown County this week. The list of laws guiding bag limits and region rules is noted as the basis for these permits as the county reports a busy period for licensing and related administrative work.
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Lewis G. Vogel
Upe
Brown County
PORKERS AND POULTRY VANISH IN TAYLATE TOWNSHIP
A Fayette township farmer reports repeated thefts of spring pigs from his premises over recent weeks. He suspects foul play and uses Holmesian methods to find the culprits. A neighboring farmer woke to a night noise but slept on. Next morning his poultry yard was missing 70 spring fryers, with tracks left behind for identification.
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Tafayette
Red Cross Relief Efforts Highlight Local Meeting
At the annual Fast Brown County Red Cross meeting Rev. Baxter reported a $2500 treasury with no interest. Local work included school health efforts, a planned dental clinic in Emerson Building with volunteer dentists, and eye examinations funded for underprivileged children. Dr Seifert will lecture on First Aid, and membership will rely on written appeals rather than house to house drives.
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Red Cross
Brown County
Baxter
Emerson Building
Fred Fritsche
L. A. Fritsche
O. J. Seifert
Pueblo
Milford
Linden
Hauska
Boats ruined by miscreants at Wood Lake hunt
Dozens of New Ulmites faced a ruined opening day as several hunting boats owned by Louis Gipper Albert Pinender Myers Jorgenson Big Bill Pfeiffer and John Hauenstein Jr were found sabotaged at the west shore of Wood Lake near Comfrey. Neighbors heard a disturbance Wednesday night and investigators seek the culprits while Comfrey Nimrods lent boats to enable the party to hunt.
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Wood Lake
Comfrey
Frank Schneider
Springfield
New Uli
Schneider
Comfrey Nimrods
Comfrey Nimhrods
Louis Gipper
Albert Pinender
Myers Jorgenson
Big Bill’ Pfeiffer
John Hauenstein, Jr
Redwood County District Court Adjourns After Heavy Calendar
Judge J M Olsen and Court Reporter Charles G Murray left for Redwood Falls Minnesota to convene an adjourned session of Redwood County district court to hear many cases. The calendar is exceptionally heavy and most cases were postponed. The next regular term will convene in late October.
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J. M. Olsen
Charles G. Murray
Edwood' Falls
Mioniay
mioMling
Torner
Redwood Rounty District Court
Ips
Redwood County
Dist. Cours
Hunters Picnic At Huntery Rest Pleases Many
Members of the New Diep Hunters' Club and their families enjoyed a wild game picnic at Huntery Rest on Sunday. About 300 attendees joined in a day of fine weather and a sumptuous wild duck and prairie chicken dinner provided by the members.
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Diep | Hunters' Club
Huntery
County appoints deputies to guard citizens and property
Officials in Martin county organized a sheriff posse to cover the county. Deputies were appointed for the townships villages and properties. A church event is announced for tomorrow evening at 7 20 with the aid of local authorities and elevated security measures.
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Trottér
Fts
Martin County
M.esc
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Financial Report
Treasury
Gould
Crystal Theatre
All Committed
Jos. Apple
Arnold Gloor
A. P. Boock
Windy Backer
Currie Lehrhidt
Emil Frenzel
Silex Adelside Forster
T. O. Stréissguth
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Charles A.stolz
Et. Fr. Walter
Math. Anthony
Porter
Mike Anthony
N. Broadway
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