Made Order Farm Opens 300 New Settlements in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Colonization Company announces a plan offering 40 to 160 acre farms with buildings and livestock in Southern Sawyer County Wisconsin. Purchasers may start with as little as 300 to 760 and pay nothing for three years, then 30 years to finish. The Chippewa Valley region boasts rich soil and strong yields with nearby towns, schools, roads, and a model development underway. 300 farms now opened for settlement with full information available.
Patriotism and Ireland Discussed at St Patrick Council Meeting
Rev Hughes urged generosity toward Ireland and global independence while condemning British navalism as a common foe. Speakers from Rev Burns to Attorney Quigly emphasized patriotism, religion, and civic duty, noting war loans support and educational aid for veterans. Members from 14 towns attended the initiation class and council officers were elected for the year. Miss Elsie Nothwehr underwent tonsil removal at a local hospital.
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Hughes
America
Ireland
England
John Burns
St. Paul
Our Republic
Burns
Knights of Calvinius
Rant
Springfield
James J. Quigly
St. Cloud
Knights of Columbus
Lafayette
France
John H. Hohmann
Mankato
William A. Boerger
St. Clloud
Elsie Nothwehr
Nicollet
Hearts asleep or aristocrat clash at big city bill
A vintage cinema listing outlines a slate of shows with admissions ranging 10 to 25 cents. Highlights include Hearts Asleep as a pitted drama and The Trembling Hour featuring a shell shocked convict hero turned innocent, plus The Tatters and Secret Strings with westerns and comedies.
Local notes from New Ulm and Nicollet events
Clarence Swanson of Winthrop visited New Ulm while Nicollet consolidated school reports 169 pupils. Numerous visits and travels link New Ulm, Nicollet, St. Peter, Fairfax, and Minneapolis. Gustavus Adolphus College enrolled about 150 with one quarter in commercial and arts programs. Nicollet County Fair incurred a near $1000 deficit after 7000 attendees, with over $2500 in premiums awarded.
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Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Nicollet County Agricultural Society
Aged Pioneer Resident Answers Final Summons
An aged New Ulm resident, Katherine Dambach, nee Serr, died at her son-in-law and daughter's home on North State Street after a brief illness. A Bavarian native born February 9, 1835, she helped care for the wounded during the Sioux outbreak and lived in Milford before settling in New Ulm. Survived by one daughter, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters and eight more relatives. Funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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New Um
Brown County
Katherine Dambach
Serr
J. M. Haubrich
North State Street
Rhedt
Rhenish Palatinate
Bavaria
Germany
America
Chicago
St. Paul
Joseph Dambach
New Ulm
Dambach
Milford
Twin Cities
Redwood Falls
Tthe
Christian Mothers’ Society of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Mary Ahrens
J. P. Vogel
Lamberton Bread Team Wins State Championship
Local notes report visitors from Merrill Iowa and Minneapolis. Mrs. Henry Becker of Lamberton sought medical advice in New Ulm after a St. Paul stay. The Lamberton high school bread making team clinched the state championship and will represent Minnesota at the inter-state contest in Sioux City, Town, soon.
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Mike Klenk
Merrill
Iowa
Jos
F. Schnobrich
Fred Jahnke
Minneapolis
Geo. Fischer
Jast
St. Paul
Henry Becker
Lamberton
New Ulm
Lamberton High School
Minnesota
Sioux City
Town
Springfield Plans Two Day Farm Exhibit and Dinner
Springfield announces a two day October 13 and 14 fair featuring farm products livestock and home arts with cash prizes and a free farmer dinner second day plans are underway with committees soon to be formed.
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Springfield
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St. Patrick Council
Henry J. Berg
A. F. Groebner
Frank W. Kosek
Ed. J. Berg
Carl P. Manderfeld
Tresurer
Robert Fesenmaier
Chas. Herzog
Albert D. Flor
Chas. Hillesheim
Frank Eckert
Jos. J. Buchl
the Army Store
Roy L. Berg
Mgr
Grand Theatre
Maclaine Traverse
Helen Eddy
Olive Tell
Elmo the Fearless
Clarence Swanson
Winthrop
A. H. Johannes
Otto Blank
Louis Berger
H. L. Wentzlaff
George Saffert
German and
Third North Streets
John
German Street
Otto R. Kohn
Mr. Kohn
Joseph Hartung
Fairfax
Madeira
Charles Summers
Pride
O. 0. Horlamus
Nicollet County
Philip Filzen
George Palta
Earles
Gainaday
F. H. Retzlaff
New Ulm, Minn
Equitable Life Insurance Co
J. R. Higgs
P. W. Muske
Albert Lea
Henrietta Abraham
William Becker
Loretto Hospital
Methodist Church
H. F. Lehrader
Marion
Edna Morgan
Tracy and
Chandler
Minn
Tracy
Henry Beussmann
North Star Township
Herman Beussmann
Alvin
Mary Beussmann
Gretchen Winkelmann
Walter Harris
Essig
Iona
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