Pioneers of New Ulm plan banquet for Oct 6
Preparations are under way for the annual Pioneer Banquet in Milford hosted by the Junior Pioneers to mark the arrival of the first settlers. The event moves from Oct 7 to Oct 6 amid dispute over the exact landing date and will include a banquet at 5 30 PM after a 4 PM gathering at Turner Hall. Major Albert Pfaonder will be toastmaster with a program of speeches music and recitations.
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New Ulm
Milford
Turner Hall
Albert Pfaonder
Vanguard
Chicago
Woebringer
Schwartz
F. Julius
B. Drechsler
D. Zettel
C. Hermann
J. Mack
M. Walser
M. Wall
Ludwig Meyer
Henry Meyer
W. Winkelmann
J. Brandt
Wm Thiele
David Haeberle
Leonard Haeberle
J. Keck
A. Magenpost
P. Mack
J. Wiedenmann
Conrad Kleinknecht
Peter Mack
Hembseb
Drechsler
St. Paul
Duluth Couple Guests of Kennedy North Minnesota Street
Mr and Mrs Leonard of Duluth were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Kennedy North Minnesota street Friday enroute to California where they expect to spend the coming winter. Mr and Mrs Leonard are making the trip west via the auto route and are camping in the ODED enroute.
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Mrs. Leonard
Duluth
J. A. Kennedy
Minisota Street
California
J Halvorson Dies After Prolonged Illness in Hangke
J Halvorson a longtime Hangke resident died Monday morning after an 18 month illness. Born in Linden township 46 years ago he worked in Huatiska hardware and implement business and as a butter maker before serving as rural mail carrier from the Hangka Post Office until illness forced retirement. His wife died about 18 months ago. He leaves two sons his mother and stepfather one sister Mrs Louis Helling and two half brothers and a half sister.
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Dla J. Halvorson
Hangke
Mr. Halvorson
Linden Township
Huatiska
Bultemaker
Hangka
Louis Helling
Free-for-all Fight Breaks Out At Linden Pavilion Dance
A brawl erupted at Peter Fischer’s Linden township pavilion on Sunday evening. A black jack and fists sparked the melee, wounding several by scratches and bruises. one man knocked down. Deputies attempted to detain participants but they fled. County officials urge licensing to curb such violence and organizers promise more security next events.
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Peter Fischer
Linden Township
St. Tames
Sigvold Jacobson
Elmer Martin
George Colemen
Arthur Mahlgren
James Fellows
Gilbert Austin
Linden
Herman Jahnke
Jahnke
Eckstein
Local Health News and Visiting Notes from Winthrop and Minneapolis
Elmer Radtke son of Mr and Mrs H Radtke of Winthrop underwent an appendectomy at Loreto Hospital yesterday. Mrs Dora Coulter of Minneapolis was a guest at her brother Martin Hose's home on South State Street last week. She then visited Sleepy Eye with relatives before returning home.
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Elmer Radtke
Dora Coulter
Minneapolia
Martin Hose
South State Street
Hye
Time deadline notice to advertisers and contributors
An early plea to advertisers and news contributors to submit copy by 11 o clock Tuesday forenoons to avoid overtime in the print ing office. The publication prints five weekly newspapers and a monthly magazine, requiring strict scheduling and cooperation. Readers are encouraged to share news items promptly to maintain timely publication.
Revising Local Alarm System Signals Fire Districts
City plans revision of fire alarm system to improve reporting and response. New district signs in red and black will mark zones on arc lights, with numbers from Front Street onward. Signs placed every second block, old fire boxes retained in part, and mill signals use distinct whistle code.
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Front Street
Center Street
Valley Street
Spring Street
German Street
Minnesota Street
Broadway
State
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
Payne
Garden
Central
Coaster Disappears From Minnesota Street Scene
Leonard and Wilbert Marti left a coaster on the sidewalk outside a local grocery on Minnesota Street Saturday morning at about 9. It vanished within minutes while they shopped, and authorities believe a young boy may have taken it, with parents promising to return it to the rightful owners once identified. The coaster is a White Wagon Works product in good condition.
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Leonard
Wilbert Marti
William Marti
Minnesota Street
Som
White Wagon Works
Harvest Festival Set for Next Sunday at St Marys Parish
St Marys Catholic Church in the south end plans first annual harvest festival at Riverside Park next Sunday October 2 with music amusements and refreshments. Reverend A Loslehen leads the new parish and may erect a temporary building later used as a school. An Altar Society of about 45 women organized to raise funds and manage bazaars and events for a new church home.
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St. Mary’s Church
Riverside Park
A. Loslehen
Adtar Society
Ladies Altar Society
Vip New Pariah
Sohn J. Hijels- Kemp
Lucy Pfefferie
T. W
Convention Keeps Legionaires Busy in New Ulm
New Ulm prepares for a large American Legion district two convention with 75 posts and about 4000 members. The event at the New Ulm armory includes remarks by State Commander Arthur A. Van Dyke and a program of dinner, parade, dance, and city tour with entertaining passes for delegates and their families.
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American Legion
New Ulm
Benjamin J. Seifert
Grogan
Arthur A. van Dyke
St. Paul
A. E. Enerson
Pipestone
Sandy Hamilton
Woman's Auxiliary
Blanche Secallen
Minneapolis
Helen Hughes Hibscher
A. Denman
State Department
Armory
Lamb Released After Arrest in City
Claude Cleveland Lamb, arrested by Chief Alvin Harmening a week ago Saturday for alleged transgressions, was released from the city jail Thursday morning. His father and a woman who were telegraphed for financial help failed to appear. Lamb left the city for Redwood Fall, paying his own way, and was ordered to report to Chief Havening at intervals. Ben Alwin, son of Mr and Mrs R B Alwin, arrived Saturday for a few days visit.
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Claude Cleveland Lamb
Alvin Harmening
Lamb
Redwood
Havening
Ben Alwin
R. B. Alwin
Batuirdly
Farmer Finds Fortune in Cornfield Papers
Gus Adpledora, a well known farmer northeast of Pipestone, discovered two packs in his cornfield. The sacks held certificates of deposit, mortgages, notes, stocks and bonds stolen from the Farmers' Exchange Bank of Toronto by the Yegemen gang. Bank contents were turned over to authorities for examination.
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Gus Adpledora
Pipestone
Farmers’ Exchange Bank of Toronto
D. D
Tthe Bank
Tragic Klokow Family Murder Details Revealed
New details emerge from the Ormsby tragedy as investigators find marks on the killer and evidence of a struggle. The report suggests Frank Klokow fought with his wife and possibly saved by a daughter before deadly shots ended the family, while a neighbor’s call and a note to his brother frame the event as the act of a mentally deranged man.
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Klokow
Halcyon Post Office Days Dwindle in New Ulm
The local post office led by Postmaster Pfaender shows extended duties beyond eight hours amid rising mail volume since 1925. Despite no clerical staff increase, registry, insured mail, and C O D services surged, with four more periodicals added and Washington promising a new clerk.
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Second Street
Fred Pfaender
Hays
Piwender
John H. Weddendorf
Halcyon
Journal Publishers
New Ulm
Pffender
C.O. D
Pfaender
Piaender
Liech
Washington, D. C
Ems
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Black Jacks
City
Eagle Plant
Eagle Roller Mill
ST. Mary’s
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Gibbon
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Ormsby
Frank Klokow
Nojae
Ingana Man
Chat Rickow
Jefer Ito
Sundue
P. D. Employes
Mig
Jorge Malt
William and
Oscar Mussing Werd
Nicollet
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