Hammond Opens Campaign At Red Wing For Minnesota Governor
In Red Wing crowds packed the municipal auditorium for Winfield Scott Hammond of St. James who spoke on state issues including county option and non-partisan legislature. He defended liquor controls, urged honoring people’s will, and planned further stops though some October dates were cancelled to attend Washington duties as Ways and Means Committee member. Other city business covered included upgrading city bookkeeping, a flywheel contract for the electric light station, and extension requests for Minnesota Street paving.
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Winfield Scott
Hammond
Red Wing
Commonwealth
Minnesota
Winfield Scott Hammond
St. James
Mr. Hammond
St. Paul
Mankato
Altho
Lake City
Wabasha
Winona
St. Charles
Eyota
Plainview
Rochester
Washington
Ways and Means
Hemmond
Srevices
Redwood Falls
New Ulm
Llerk Wicherski
O. K
Minneapolis Steel & Machine Co
Chas. Leonhardt
Red Cross
Ferdinand Crone
Commercial Club
Jake Vetter
Fred Hamann
FP. W Dietz
Chas Stuebe, Sr
Wm. Thiedemann
Wm. G. Alwin
Herman Hein
Carl P. Mandefeld
Alf. T. Vogel
Mike Schuster
Alfred G. Nagel
Jos. Flor
Jefferson
South Washington
North Broadway
South Franklin
South State
South Broadway
South Front
Valley
North Front
North Valley
North Minnesota Street
George Doehne
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Jobs Hauenstein Brewing Co
Scho Brewing Co
Crone Bros
Vogel
Cottonwood
F. Dietz
St. George
West Newton
Milford
Otto Wieder
Landowner urges enforcement of federal game laws at Swan Lake
Ferdinand Crone of New Ulm Minn received a letter Sept 24 1914 from Tom A Cleasby district inspector stating federal migratory bird regulations and urging Crone to inform local hunters to comply. Crone supports enforcing laws for lawful sport while evicting pet hunters who shoot for sale.
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Ferdinand Crone
Portage
Wis
New Ulm
Minn
Tam
Swan Lake
Tom
A. Cleasby
Crone
Early Settlers to Be Honored in New Ulm Banquet
Junior Pioneers plan a 60th anniversary reunion for the first New Ulm settlers to honor the 89 who came in early October. A banquet, program, and music are proposed with a toastmaster and committee officers to be chosen. Only three survivors remain.
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New Ulm
J. A. Ochs
Adolph Meile
Alf. J. Vogel
Henry P. Bastian
Alfred Hellmann
Alfred J. Vogel
Adolph G. Meile
Milford
Peter Mack
Herrmann
Hembsch
St. Paul
Turner Hall
Pfaender, Jr
Capt. Hofmeister
John Mack
Junior Pioneera
Weiser Buys Peuser Corner in Pending Negotiations
Dr. Geo. B. Weiser completed negotiations to purchase the Peuser corner for 5000 dollars. He owns the adjoining drug store property and plans no immediate business block, though building fever is certain to affect the site within a few years.
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Geo. B. Weiser
Peuser
Weiser
Farmers Turn Optimistic Over Corn Yields High as 70 Bushels
The county reports a shift from calamity talk to confidence as corn yields look strong despite hail and rust. Farmers like Martin Penning show ears weighing a pound with deep, uniform kernels. others estimate 30 to 60 bushels per acre for corn and 10 to 12 for wheat, with oats at 35 and rye solid, supporting better income and a hopeful winter.
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Milford
West Newton
Sigel
Martin Penning
Golly
Penning
Gott. Kassitellke
Cottonwood
Ten Mile
Frank Altmann
Klossner Station
Kloesner
Hy. G. Tauer
Courtland
Herman Poehler
Eagle Mill
Eagle
Bentzin
The
Cottonwood Mills
Burglar Gets 45 Cents From Hardware Store
A novice thief broke into F H Retzlaff’s Hardware Friday night and stole 45 cents from a cash register. Entry was through a rear window under a barbed wire gate. the burglar pried at the window before entering and escaped unseen along a time route. John Bruns, who slept in the office, did not hear the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Retzlaff
Retzlaff
Armin
Groebner's Place
John. Bruns
New Ulm to Host Next Minnesota Charities and Corrections Convention
New Ulm will host the Minnesota Charities and Corrections convention in September next year. The selection surprised locals as no effort had been made by the Commercial Club. Over 200 delegates are expected, and the city vows to hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Minnesota
Charities and ‘Corrections
Twin Cities
Commercial Club
Ottomeyer
Herman Polkow
Red Cross Fund Grows Rapidly Amid Campaign
Ten committees report about 2600 dollars pledged for the Red Cross drive with optimistic forecasts of reaching four to five thousand. Ferdinand Crone leads the effort, house to house canvassing yields strong support from citizens and widows, while several German community donors pledge large sums, and plans begin for regional outreach beyond the city.
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Thorughout
William E. Lee
Hies
Lee
Minnesota Street
Sheply
Herbert Baltrusch
Henry Steinhauser
Peuser Corner
Bethel Church
Ch. Mayer
Sloppy Eye
Plantikow
Red Cross Fund
Albert Oswald
Hern
Rechnald, SD
Oeweld
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