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ELECT A.R. WALSH AS COMMANDER OF AMERICAN LEGION

Various Business Projects Discussed During Meeting. ———— BOY SCOUT TROOP IS TO BE A REALITY ———— Work Goes Forward On Drum Corps, Firing Squads, And Swimming Pool. ———— Members of the Ben J. Seifert Post of the American Legion held a rousing good meeting at the Armory Monday evening. Officers for the year 1925-26 were elected with A. R. Walsh heading the Legion as Commander. Other interesting business matters were discussed and the meeting dragged far, far into the night. New Officers A unanimous vote was cast for A.R. Walsh of the ...

COMMITTEE NAMED TO DIAGNOSE STATUS

Special Meeting of Commercial Club Held to Determine Policy for Future. ———— HINT ORGANIZATION IS COMMERCIALIZED ———— Opposition Sometimes Profitable. Civic Organizations Should Stand for Better Things. ———— A committee, composed of H. L. Beecher, H. N. Somsen, F. W. Johnson, Dr. Emil Mueller and Richard Swartz, was named at a special meeting of the Commercial club Monday evening for the purpose of taking a survey of the local situation, analyzing that survey, and promulgating a plan whereby the club, whether under its present name, or some other, ...

Imminent public health threat factor disappears as absolute HUD qualifier

It appears that complaints such as those made by New Ulm Mayor Carl Wyczawski against th allocation of 1975 federal community development funds in Minnesota have done some good. Certain changes will be made in computing the ranking of each Minnesota city in competition for 1976 funds. The presence of poverty and substandard housing in a city will still be of prime importance but presence of an imminent threat to public health will not be an automatic trigger into the winner’s circle as it was in the 1975 fund race. WYCZAWSKI WROTE the Minnesota congressional delegation in ...

Completion near for new library

Crates and boxes filled with electrical equipment and furnishings are crowding into the New Ulm’s new library building as it begins to take shape. Officials, while not bouncing with optimism, cautiously indicate the completion of building could be a matter of weeks away. CONSTRUCTION ...

Turner Hall gymnastics: A smorgasbord

The little body clad in red w7as going through all sorts of gyrations while attempting to somersault to the satisfaction of her teacher. In her attempt, she bumped her knee, jabbed an onlooker with a flagrant elbow and downed three of her fellow classmates with a whirling wild foot. But ...

PAVING HELD UP BY ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COURT

Judge Olsen Directs That Temporary Injunction Be Issued. ———— ORDER NO DECISION ON MERITS OF CASE ———— Suit To Be Finally Disposed Of At November Term Of Court. ———— By his order filed Monday of this week Judge Olsen grants the motion of William Fesenmaier, Anton Herlich, Altmann, Simon Woratschka, Franz Robert Meidl, Joseph Beyer, Paul Kuehlbach, R. F. Kruggel and William Emmerich against the city of New Ulm and directs the issuance of a temporary writ of injunction restraining and enjoining the city and its servants and agents from any further ...