Tragic Wall Collapse Injures Walter Ulrich in Big Stone City
Walter Ulrich, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ulrich, was crushed by a falling wall on the Big Stone City street near the City Hall last Tuesday. He lies between life and death at Lakeview Hospital as doctors race to save him after the wall gave way during dismantling of a temporary structure.
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Walter Ulrich
Fred Ulrich
Big Stone City
Lakeview Hospital
Mr. Ulrich
Big Stone City Hall
Walter
City Hall
Ulrich
Ortonville Journal
Local Tidbits and Visits From Wisconsin to Nearby Families
Grant Miss Myrtle Pederson visits Ettrick Wisconsin. Mrs Nergaard and Jeannette Nergaard return from Dr Olson's hospital. Johnny Holmberg buys a new threshing separator. Henry Julius Jacobson arrives from overseas and expects to be home soon. Olson family refers. Miss Margaret Neville closes her school. Nils Holmberg builds a poultry house. Anna Staven returns from hospital. Ed Knutson crew aids town line road. Seattle mayor Ole Hanson gains national notice for stance on law and order. The piece ends with a moral on asserting rights and saving money.
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Grant
Myrtle Pederson
Ettrick
Wis
Olaf Negaard
J. H. Nergaard
Jeannette
Church suppers seen as social and financial burden
Rolfe Arrow argues church suppers double tax families with grub donated by women and bought back. He notes little sociability, calls the event a financial and social failure, and suggests men fund church needs instead, treating suppers as entertainment rather than finance.
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Rolfe Arrow
Land buyers regret Texas sage brush swap in South Dakota
Report notes farmers who traded productive South Dakota land for Texas sage brush now lament rising prices as some parcels in the state fetch 150 to 200 dollars per acre.
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South Dakota
Texas
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