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2. The Journal (New Ulm) - Wikipedia

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   The Journal is an English language newspaper owned by Ogden Newspapers and published in New Ulm, Minnesota. It covers local news, sports, events and opinions for the community and has a circulation of 4,680 as of 2024.

3. August Schell Brewing Company - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the history and products of the second oldest family-owned brewery in America, founded by German immigrant August Schell in 1860. The brewery produces Schell's and Grain Belt beers, and hosts annual festivals in New Ulm, Minnesota.

4. New Ulm, Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   New Ulm is a city in Brown County, Minnesota, with a population of 14,120 and a ZIP code of 56073. It is known for its German heritage, brewing industry, and role in the US-Dakota War of 1862.

5. New Ulm man facing charges after undercover Freeborn ... - AOL

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   Jan. 18—A warrant has been issued for a 57-year-old New Ulm man who is facing charges for reportedly engaging in sexual conversations and even propositioning a child after an undercover sting ...

6. KNUJ (AM) - Wikipedia

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   KNUJ (AM) is a full-service news/talk radio station in New Ulm, Minnesota, owned by James Ingstad. It broadcasts on 860 kHz and has a sister station, KNUJ-FM, that plays adult hits.

7. Fort Ridgely - Wikipedia

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   Fort Ridgely was a frontier U.S. Army post in Minnesota from 1851 to 1867, built on the Minnesota River. It played a role in the Dakota War of 1862, when it was attacked by the Sioux and defended by the troops.

8. List of newspapers in Minnesota - Wikipedia

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   Find out the names, locations, frequencies, owners and circulations of newspapers in Minnesota, including the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the oldest continually published paper in the state. The list also covers online-only and special interest newspapers in the state.

9. Tony Eckstein - Wikipedia

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   New Ulm Journal: "Former mayor, legislator, councilor Eckstein dies" 4/14/2009 New Ulm Journal: Tony Eckstein Obituary 4/16/2009 Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association Memorial for Tony Eckstein