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On October 1, 1918, due to heavy anti German sentiment thanks to WW1, to show their loyalty to the United States, the people of Kiel decided to change their towns name to Loyal. Anti German sentiment was so high that across the state mobs had burned German language newspapers, banned German from being taught in schools and even making sauerkraut was considered disloyal.
By 1930 Otter township had dwindled to 471 people.
Loyal incorporated in the 1930's but population continued to fall, due in part to failed attempts over the years to bring a railroad line from Okeene into the town. By 1955 only nine businesses remained and the population stood at 125. As of 2016 the population was only 81.
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Al Brazle, Major League Baseball player, was born in Kiel on October 19, 1913. He originally signed with the Boston Red Sox as an amateur free agent in 1936 and was traded to the St Louis Cardinals in 1940. He spent a total of seven years in the minors before getting his call to the show in 1943 as a 29 year old rookie. He played his entire career with the Cardinals compiling a 97-64 record. He was a part of the 1946 World Series winning team as well as the 1943 team that lost to the Yankees. He led the National league in saves in both 1952 and 1953. In 1954 , at 40, he was the oldest player to play in a NAtional League game that year. Following the 1954 season he was traded to the Chicago White Sox but never played a game for them and was released at the end of the season. He moved to St Petersburg Florida in 1955 and coached Florida Presbyterian College. He moved to Colorado in 1964 for health reasons and passed away there on October 24, 1973. He is buried in Cortez, Colorado.
On October 1, 1918, due to heavy anti German sentiment thanks to WW1, to show their loyalty to the United States, the people of Kiel decided to change their towns name to Loyal. Anti German sentiment was so high that across the state mobs had burned German language newspapers, banned German from being taught in schools and even making sauerkraut was considered disloyal.
By 1930 Otter township had dwindled to 471 people.
Loyal incorporated in the 1930's but population continued to fall, due in part to failed attempts over the years to bring a railroad line from Okeene into the town. By 1955 only nine businesses remained and the population stood at 125. As of 2016 the population was only 81.
Kiel Agricultural Education FFA Alumni uterus t-shirts is designed for everyone and you can check it out here: CLICK NOW
Al Brazle, Major League Baseball player, was born in Kiel on October 19, 1913. He originally signed with the Boston Red Sox as an amateur free agent in 1936 and was traded to the St Louis Cardinals in 1940. He spent a total of seven years in the minors before getting his call to the show in 1943 as a 29 year old rookie. He played his entire career with the Cardinals compiling a 97-64 record. He was a part of the 1946 World Series winning team as well as the 1943 team that lost to the Yankees. He led the National league in saves in both 1952 and 1953. In 1954 , at 40, he was the oldest player to play in a NAtional League game that year. Following the 1954 season he was traded to the Chicago White Sox but never played a game for them and was released at the end of the season. He moved to St Petersburg Florida in 1955 and coached Florida Presbyterian College. He moved to Colorado in 1964 for health reasons and passed away there on October 24, 1973. He is buried in Cortez, Colorado.
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