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$300,000 New Ulm school deficit projected for 1976

If next year’s budget is not cut substantially, the New Ulm School District will be operating in the red, Supt. T.R. Olson said Tuesday. Olson estimated that the school district, which has a surplus of its general funds of about $625,000, will be about $3000,000 short in funds. He said that school board must make a number of decisions by next March about slashing the 1976-77budget. IN ADDITION to a cutback next year, Olson said the school board may want to consider going to the voters for a referendum for more funds. Olson made his statements while paring his previous ...

Exit the leaves

ELDON PETERSON of 412 S. State Street got a little help from his friend this weekend when he began raking leaves from the family lawn. Daughter Amy, age 8, held the bag while dad poured shovels and shovels of leaves destined for the garbageman. (Photo By Michael Larson) New Ulm Daily Journal ...

LOCAL TALENT IS WORKING ON BIG MUSICAL COMEDY

Turner Ladies Society Is Sponsoring Big Comic Production. ———— PRESENT PLAY ON THURSDAY EVENING ———— Beautiful Chorus Number And Clever Comedy In “All Aboard”. ———— Rehearsals have started for the home talent play “All Aboard” which will be given under the auspices of the Turner Ladies Society at the Turner Hall Thursday evening, October 28. Miss Betty B. Brent, director for the John B. Rogers Producing company arrived here Saturday and has been ever since getting the chorus work and the characters for the play started on their parts. The plot of ...

RADIO IN AUTOMOBILE

New Ulm residents have been curious to know the what and why of the arrangement which has been fixed up on the car driven by Ben A. Marti in connection with the business of Ben’s Music Store. The small Overland roadster has an aerial built up over the top and a radio is carried in the car. This is used to demonstrate the machine by the salesman of the company. It is possible to catch anything out of the air and this not only creates an interest but is mighty good advertising. New Ulm Review, October 21, 1925

FOREIGN CHILDREN EXPRESS THANKS FOR MANY GIFTS

Junior Red Cross Boxes Sent Two Years Ago Are Answered. ———— LITTLE TOTS WRITE THANKS IN ENGLISH ———— Send Samples Of Work Done In Their Schoolrooms Every Day. ———— Mrs. T. O. Streissguth, former president of the local chapter of the American Red Cross, received a most interesting package from school children in Rawa Ruska, who are members of the Polish Junior Red Cross. These children are attending the Sisters Dominican School in Little Poland and received the Red Cross cartons which were packed by the school children in this city two years ago and ...

PORTRAIT PAINTER VISITS IN NEW ULM

Art Lovers Of New Ulm Are Entertained By Womans Literary Club. ———— Seventy ladies of New Ulm enjoyed a social evening at the Masonic Hall Saturday evening, when the Women’s Literary Club of this city were hostesses. The evening was especially entertaining because Miss Grace E. Me Kinstry of San Francisco, Cal, who is a renowned portrait painter was present and gave a lecture. Miss Mc Kinstry used lantern slides with her lecture and her address linked the European art with the present day art, showing the contrast. She also dwelt on the good points of the modern day ...