Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Austin Daily Herald in Austin, Minnesota

We have 2,089,067 pages in Minnesota

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1971

Page

2

Local obituary and vital statistics summary

Mrs George A Johnson of 1204 4th Ave NW died at St Olaf Hospital. Survived by husband George. children Lois Tracy, Shirley Christiansen, Robert T., Dean A., Harold W.. 17 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. several siblings. Funeral services set for Monday at First United Methodist Church with Grandview Gardens interment. Various notices include births, other deaths, and acknowledgments along with local temperatures.

George A. Johnson George A Helen) Johnson 4Th Ave St. Olaf Hospital George George E Lois) Tracy USAF Grand Forks N. D Paul C Shirley) Christensen Buena Vista Colo Robert T San Diego Dean A Chanute Afb Rantoul, Ill Harold W Minneapolis Mae Keeley San Mateo Calif John W. Swank Harold W. Swank Albert Swank Donald Swank Francis Swank Austin George Swank Garden Prairie Ill Fidel Lamm Good Samaritan Nursing Center St. Ansgar Howard Delane Bronner Mitchell Iowa John Vickie) Olson Alma Frohreich Waltham Comfercare Lawrence of Austin George Beneke Brownsdale Lilly Frank Hewitt Minn Harold Stella) Green Rockford Verne Helen) Felty

My Lai trials end with Henderson acquittal

In the My Lai case Col. Oran K. Henderson was acquitted of all charges for concealing civilian killings. Of 25 accused and six tried, only 28 year old Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was convicted, his life sentence for murdering 22 civilians later reduced to 20 years on appeal.

FT. Meade, Md My Lai Oran K. Henderson William L. Calley Jr

Hospital Fire Inspection Denies License in Minnesota

The Minnesota Health Department refuses to license Hennepin County General Hospital for two years starting Jan 1 due to failure to pass a required fire inspection. The move jeopardizes about 70 percent of patient revenue from federal Medicaid and Medicare funds. A re inspection is under way to prepare new fire safety recommendations.

Minneapolis, Minn Minnesota Health Department Hennepin County General Hospital

Regents vote to back three year medical school plan

In Sioux Falls the South Dakota Board of Regents recommended to the state legislature the creation of a three year degree granting medical school. Commissioner Dr Richard Gibb calls the move a major turning point in South Dakota health care.

Sioux Falls S.D South Dakota Board of Regents South

Dlugosch Named Head of Minnesota Housing Agency

James F. Dlugosch 30 of St. Cloud was named Friday executive director of the new Minnesota Housing and Finance Agency. He has led the St. Cloud Housing and Redevelopment Authority since 1967 and will start part time Jan 3 then full time March 1. West Coast longshoremen rejected a contract offer, enabling a return to strike on Dec 25.

ST. Paul, Minn James F. Dlugosch St. Cloud New Minnesota Housing and Finance Agency Dlugosch San Francisco

Ellis Junior High Sets Christmas Concert Schedule

Ellis Junior High plans a 7 30 p m Christmas program featuring six groups in the Ellis gymnasium on Monday December 20. The Band String Orchestra Eighth Grade Girls Chorus Ninth Grade Girls Chorus Viola and Cello Choir and Boys Chorus will perform multiple pieces including Christmas Spirit Noel Francais and Oh Holy Night with a mix of arrangements and traditional carols. Directors Miss Jean Miller Don Thayer David Walte and Jack Tedrow will lead with accompanist Randa Wehner guiding the music.

Ellis Gymnasium Nestico Playhar Mel Torme Emmanuel J. Pierpont Prast Praetorius Royal David's City Richard Konitz G. Strickland Applebaum - Gordon Schiassi Johnny Marks Alfred Reed Miss Jean Miller Don Thayer David Walte Jack Tedrow Randa Wehner

Six Austin traffic mishaps report minor injuries and damages

Police log records six separate incidents in Austin with total damages of 2835 dollars. One person suffered a slight injury when a car on 10th Street SW struck a tree after losing control on ice.

Austin 10Th St Barbara K. Smith Oakland Pl Barbara Smith John D. Mentz 9Th St Orval T. Pembrook 4Th Ave. NW 18Th St Mentz Pembrook Brian Lynn Shaw 14Th St. SE Chicago & North Western Railway 4Th Ave. SE Shaw Mary H. Kraemer 4Th St Ruth M. Leif Oakland Ave Mary Kraemer Ruth Leif Lyle Q. Gobesen Austin Rt. 2 Jeffrey R. Norland

Trailer House Damaged by Fire at Wheel Estates

A Friday evening fire heavily damaged a trailer at Wheel Estates mobile home park on Hwy 16. Owner Bill Rinehart discovered the blaze, which started in the bedroom likely from faulty wiring, burning for about ninety minutes before firefighters from the Austin Fire Dept. arrived at 6:35 p.m. and left at 8:20 p.m. The interior suffered extensive damage with estimated losses of $5,000 to the structure and $2,000 to contents.

Wheel Estates, Inc Mobile Home Park Hwy. 16. W Bill Rinehart Austin Fire Dept

Cuban officer defects to U S with insurrection details

A senior Cuban intelligence officer defects to the United States and provides details of a Latin American insurgent setup. The defector reportedly contacted the U S Embassy in London and is now in the United States. Monetary talks resume in Washington after Italian protests at the devaluation site.

London United States Daily Telegraph U.S Washington

Christmas greetings and events at Raymond's care home

Residents enjoyed carol singing from local choirs and a Sonny Flemming visit. Church groups distributed gifts and centerpieces while four residents were mourned this week. Clergy provided services as residents received birthdays and visits from family and friends.

Westminister Presbyterian Church Walter Fenske Sisterhood Knitting Club Martin Crosby Oakland Baptist St. John’s Lutheran Choir Sterling Christian Church Episcopal Church Donna Grage Sonny Flemming Flemming Don McNiel

Wesselink Joins Gordon Electric as TV Technician

Dannie Wesselink joins Gordon Electric as a television technician. A Sheldon Iowa native now living near Grand Meadow he is married with five children and trained as a technician in the service. Sterling Pastry promotes TeleCake network linking bakeries for gifts with orders routed to a local TeleCake bakery for delivery.

Gordon Electric Dannie Wesselink Wesselink Gordon's Grand Meadow Dec. A Sheldon, Iowa Service Sterling TeleCake

Ford to mail excise tax refund checks to Twin Cities buyers

District Manager A C Dencker announced that eligible customers in Ford Division's Twin Cities sales district will receive refund checks by mail without applying to Ford or dealers. About 1 000 000 checks totaling over 200 million dollars will be sent nationally to buyers of new cars after Aug 16 or light trucks after Sept 23 and before the tax bill was signed on Dec 10. The district covers 330 dealers across Minnesota North Dakota and parts of South Dakota and Wisconsin.

Ford Twin Cities Ford Motor Co A. C. Dencker Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin

Sterling Pastry Launches TeleCake Service

Sterling Pastry introduces TeleCake a new cake delivery option in the area announced by Darrel Burton You can select a cake from available varieties and place orders for delivery or pickup through the service.

Sterling Pastry Darrel Burton

Rochester Chamber hosts IS 9 Meet for IS 90 finish push

Arthur Larson and William Malone of Austin, officers of the Forgotten Ninety, spoke at a Rochester Chamber of Commerce Friday breakfast. The group discussed expediting the completion date for IS 90.

Arthur Larson William Malone Austin Forgotten Ninety Rochester Chamber of Commerce Rochester

Davis Promoted to Zone Sales Manager at Burroughs Rochester

Robert E. Davis has been promoted to Zone Sales Manager for the Rochester branch of Burroughs Corp a maker of electronic accounting equipment. A Concordia College Moorhead graduate with BA in Economics and Business Administration he will supervise five salesmen covering southeast Minnesota with two new hires for Austin Owatonna territories. The Austin office is at 508 Oakland Ave W Austin.

Robert E. Davis Rochester Burroughs Corp Davis Concordia College Moorhead Austin Minnesota Austin-Owatonna Oakland Ave

Name is given to cycle group in Austin

A new name for the Austin Motorcycle Club was adopted at a KC Hall meeting. Fred Gregg was elected trip chairman and Steve Cod dington motocross chair. Sandie Gordon became secretary. An Invitational Tax Run is set for April 15 for riders 21 and older, a short Southern Minnesota run starting from a yet unnamed Austin point. The club leased land three miles west of Austin from Robert Hyland where a motocross track will be built in spring. Tentative dates for three road runs, three motocross races and two scrambles were set, pending AMA sanction. Membership remains open. Next meeting 7 p.m. December 30 at the KC Hall third floor.

Austin Motorcycle Club KC Hall Bike Fred Gregg Trippers Steve Coddington Sandie Gordon Minnesota Austin Robert Hyland AMA

Meat truck slips into ditch off county road 4

A 56,000 pound beef laden semi from Ellsworth Freight Lines slid from a Ratcliff Seed driveway on county road 4 and overturned into a ditch near 1:15 pm Friday. Driver Gregory Beaver of Glenville escaped injury and about $500 to $600 in vehicle damage was reported. Trailer damage not yet estimated.

Ratcliff Seed. Co County Road Ellsworth Freight Lines Inc Gregory Beaver Glenville Ratcliff Seed

Family narrowly escapes as Morris fire devastates building

A family of five escaped injury when a Morris building housing an electric firm and its owner's apartment was heavily damaged. Firemen said about 75 percent of the structure and contents were destroyed.

Morris, Minn Morris

Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and More

On Saturday December 18 1971 Hor mel reported hogs priced by weight with No 3 butcher hogs 200 to 300 pounds at 20.50 to 20.75 packing sow prices at 16.75 to 17.00. cattle markets showed Prime and Choice 31 month beef at 34.25 and 30.25 for select ranges with standards 24.75 to 27.00 and commercial cows 21.75. heifers 50 cents to 1 dollar lower.

Austin Hormel U.S Sigangios Cerchedensteee Wsies Cevccdensess

Flood Control Costs Shared on Benefit Basis

Premier Ed Schreyer of Manitoba says the costs of flood control projects along the United States Manitoba border will be shared proportionally to benefits.

Winnipeg Ed Schreyer Manitoba United States- Manitoba

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph Blais Oakland Ave. W Son Robert C. Cook 2Nd Ave Myron Elias 8Th Ave E. Raymond Hazel) Justice Sth Ave St. John’s Lutheran Church Curtis J. Schleicher Grand View Memorial Gardens Mayer Funeral Home Frohreich St. Michael’s Lutheran Church Irving St. Michael’s Cemetery Worlern Pinkava Memorial Hospital Dr. Owen Hope The Baptist Church of Osage Ed Pinkava Schuhmacher Gerald Brown Leland Schuhmacher Theodore Unruh Roland Schuhmacher Ruth Mowers Medical Henderson Ma & Pa Fruits & Vegetables Jcpenney the Christmas Place Ellis Junior High School 1St Ave. SE N. Main St Gobesen Norland Jane M. Harmon 6Th St. NW William J. Herzog Herzog Jane Harmon Raymond Raymond’s Nursing Home Mary Baxter Irene O’marro Henry Lee Max Johannsen Emil Draheim Christ Carl Pavey Bethlehem Free Methodist Church Quibell Adams Edna Helland Emma Vowinkel Edna H. Greenman Leonia Greenman Tom Avery West Concord Charles Wynn Hollis Thompson Fort Snelling St. Paul Ingvalson Claude Lesby Fern Mattison Orin Christianson Albert Lea Matt Russell Olie Lewison Raymond's Austin Drug Shulton Samson Austin Drug Open 1St Street NW Burroughs Co Robert Davis Beaver Dial Austin Clinic Bldg MR. David Mair Fashions
Search Courier

Search the Austin Daily Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Austin Daily Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication