Lucky 13 at New Ulm Post Office
LEFT LONG LINES formed at the New Ulm Post Office (top) Monday as a steady stream of people waited to buy the new 13-cent stamps or 3-cent stamps. New Ulm Daily Journal Jan. 6, 1976
Somesen wins Sertoma service award
Henry N. Somsen, New Ulm attorney, has been selected by the Sertoma Club of New Ulm as its 1975 Service to Mankind Award winner. His willingness to “contribute unselfishly of his time and talent, and also in a monetary way, to many undertakings of various kinds for the benefit of ...
SCHOOL DEDICATION SLEEPY EYE SUNDAY
Elegant New Structure of St.John’s Lutheran Congregation Completed Before Christmas. ———— COST OVER $20,000 WITHOUT EQUIPMENT ———— Appropriate Dedicatory Services In German and English During Forenoon and Evening. ———— The elegant new parochial school building, erected by the members of St. John’s Ev. Lutheran congregation at Sleepy Eye, during the past season, and which was completed shortly before Christmas, will be formally dedicated with appropriate ceremonies, next Sunday, January 10. There will be morning and evening services. German ...
CITY POLICE HAVE UNEVENTFUL YEAR
Capture No Murderers Nor Anarchists and Only Two Dozen Drunks. ———— From the report of Chief Harmening submitted to the city council at Tuesday night’s regular monthly meeting would appear that the city police have time to enjoy life in this burg without worrying much about desperate criminals for there were no arrests made for any of the major crimes of the calendar. True it is that a murderer committed his foul crime in New Ulm but he made so complete a getaway that the local police had no chance even to apply the third degree. No burglars were tenants of the city ...
BOND FORD SEDAN STOLEN SECOND TIME
Police Find Car Abandoned Near Fortwengler Hill In Ditch. ———— For the second time within a year the Ford Sedan of H. W. Bond has been stolen only to be recovered within a few hours after the theft. Mr. Bond parked the car in front of his residence on South Minnesota street Sunday evening about nine o’clock. At 11:30 it was discovered that the car was gone. The owner immediately notified the police who took up the trail after it had been learned that the car had been pushed from the front of the house. As the authorities suspected certain parties residing south of New Ulm, ...
ANNUAL REPORT OF LORETTO HOSPITAL
Total of 902 Patients Were Treated During Past Year, of Whom 536Submitted to Surgical Operations, 340 Received Medical Attention, and 26 Remained in the Institution, December 31, 1924.—Obstetrical Cases Numbered 81 for 1925. ———— The year 1925 was one of the busiest in the history of the Loretto hospital of this city, when a total of 902 patients were treated at that institution. Of these, 536 submitted to surgical operations, while 340 received medical attention, and 26 remained in the hospital, December 31,1924. The number of patients remain-ing at the institution, ...