New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-19

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sensations of fourteen incidents recorded
in the Gospel, in Christ's journey on his
way to Calvary. The statues are about
half life size and were imported from
Bavaria. They are works Of art and arr
stationed at intervals on an inclined path.
near the hospital. On the summit of thu
bluff on circular knoll is small chape
beautifully decorated. From this knoll
can be had splendid view of the city
and of the wooded heights on the north
of the river.
The editors received a larger and
broader view of life by their visit to the
city and went to their homes inspired to
do greater things and better for the de-
velopment of Southern Minnesota. AS
one of the Oldest towns in the district,
New Ulm will continue to take leading
part in civic, economic and commercial
activity of the state. -Slayton Gazette.
Every editor who attended the sum-
mer meeting of the Second District Ed
torial Association came away vowing by
the boards of all the prophets of prehis-
toric, ancient and modern times that New
Ulm is SOME town.
If there is anything that the citizens
of New Ulm are justly proud of it is the
many beautiful homes that abound in
the town. There is an air of thrift there
that is noticeable, and the wide, we'll
kept streets, neat as the proverbial pin,
as well as the many fine parks, distinguish
this charming city. The population of
New Ulm is almost exclusively German,
and be it said to their credit, the Germans
are homebuilders and home loving people.
Wimmebago Enterprise.
Hail to the citizens of New Ulm!
The Second District Editorial Associa-
TONS summer meeting is now but a
pleasant memory but one that will live
long in the hearts of the forty editors and
ladies who assembled at New Ulm last
Friday and Saturday. New Ulm is
known as the hospitable city and she
more than lived up to that name when she
entertained the editors.
The first stop on the auto tour was at
the Eagle Roller Mill Co. where the edi-
tors were entertained by the manage
ment. We were shown thru the build
ings and watched the various operations
in the manufacture of flour and like
products. The capacity of the mills is
5000 barrels day. One building oil
interest was the new storage department
erected last year. It is of freproof con-
struction thruout and was stored with
thousands of barrels of flour, bran, etc
Souvenirs and cigars were passed out tt
the visitors who were truly grateful fol
an interesting and instructive hour: The
flour manufactured at this mill is sold il
Currie. --Currie Independent.
We had understood that the principa
industry of New Ulm was beer-its pro
duction and consumption-that there
were 80 saloons and three breweries
But our first surprise was when arriving
at the depot. Instead of a brewery meet
ing our gaze we saw mill-not a gir
mill, but flour MILL And for the size o.
New Ulm the wet goods emporiums were
not punched enough to seriously impede
traffic. New Ulm, historic and Teutonic
is one of the prettiest little cities in Min.
nesota, and that's saying lot.
MOBILES County Democrat
The city Of New Ulm is located in one
of the richest portions of the Minnesota
valley, the city has historic record, not
only was it the central scene of the
famous Sioux Indian Massacre of 1862
but it is also distinguished in the fact that
it is the only really German settlement in
the state. New Ulm has also many in
dustries to give it prominence in the bust
ness and financial world. Its Touring
mills are said to be second only to the
famous mills of Minneapolis, it has much
wealth and is peopled with thrifty, enter
prising people who delight in building
beautiful homes, grand public buildings
and magnificent schools.
Every citizen of that thriving city
seemed to enter into the festivities with
but one idea and that was to make New
Ulm the most talked of city in the dis.
trict. How we'll the several committees
succeeded was proven by the generous
hospitality accorded the visitors.
Jackson County Pilot
Shortly after nine o'clock commenced
one of the most delightfuls sight seeing
rides that Minnesota can furnish. Among
the objects of interest visited in this his.