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History

CEASE OPERATIONS ON HIGHWAY NO.7

Contractor Decides That Winter Weather Militates Against Low Overhead Expenses. ———— GRADING COMPLETED WEST OF SLEEPY EYE ———— About Five and a Half Miles Finished West of New Ulm. Over 100 Men Employed. ———— Resident Highway Engineer E. J. McCubrey ...

FUTURE BUILDING PROGRAM D.M.L.C.

Joint Synod Favors Further Substantial Improvements on Campus of Local Institution. ———— NEW RECITATION HALL TO COST ABOUT $225,000 ———— Plans May Incinde Erection of Auditorium and Gymnasium, Adding $135,000 to Expenditure. ———— In order to cope with ...

OFFICERS RAID P. LOESCH HOME

Three-Gallon Jug Nearly Full of “Moon” Located in Basement Tuesday Morning. ———— TWO CAMBRIA FARMERS GIVE INFORMATION ———— Auto Crash Saturday Night on North Jefferson Street Leads to Search of Premises. ———— Henry and Thomas Walters, farmers of ...

TWENTY THREE ARE EXAMINED DURING SPECIALISTS VISIT

Two Day Free Clinic Held At High School Monday And Tuesday. ———— REFER ALL CASES TO LOCAL PHYSICIANS ———— Aim Is To Prevent Spread Of Tuberculosis. Taking Cases Early. ———— Dr. J. A. Myers, tuberculosis specialist sent out by the Minnesota Public Health ...

On Halloween night it’s exciting to be young

Amy could hardly sit still all day. By late afternoon her mother, Judy Luker, had to tell her to sit down in the living room. But soon, Amy was bouncing around on the couch, gabbing away and, predictably enough, bringing her mother into the room to find out why the little 6-year-old ...

Officials view the city’s newest arrivals

Projects which are complete, partially done, or still a twinkle in some planner’s eye were viewed this week by New Ulm officials on a three-hour tour. All five city councilmen, the mayor and four of five members of the public Utilities Commission (Mark Retzlaff was on vacation) were bused ...