Order for Hearing on Petition for Administration
In Mower County Minnesota probate court the estate of Blaine T Ander son decedent is under general administration. Roy Anderson and Orving Anderson are named as potential administrators. A hearing is set for June 18 1964 at 10:00 AM in the probate court room in Austin. Four months are allowed for filing claims with a hearing on September 16 1964 at 10:00 AM. Notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mailed notice is required.
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State OF
Minnesota
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Marie Fairfield
Wallace C. Sieh
State OF Minnesota
County of Mower
Harold H. Radke
Marian Radke
Paul Kimball JR
Prahata Tuisdaa
Estella M. Padleford
Paul Kimball JR Ee Ae Ee van Die
County of Mower—ss
Walter J. Wyborny
Frank Bere
Frank Berg
Rosemary Woolsey
Probate Court
BEAL
Minn
Four Hour Parking Meter Ordinance Amended in Austin
The Austin Common Council amends Chapter 403 Section 7 to establish a four hour 240 minute parking meter zone at multiple locations including First Avenue NE and First Street NE areas. The ordinance states time limits, coin denominations, and operating hours through 5:30 p.m. with Friday extensions, plus a four hour zone in additional lots. Passed July 1963 by Mayor Roger Bvejkowsky with unanimous Yeas.
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Austin
Common Council OF
City OF
First Street N.E
Second Street N.E
First Avenue N.E
Fourth Avenue N.E
First Street N.W
Third Avenue N.W
Fourth Avenue N.W
Congregational Church
City of Austin
First Avenue N.W
Second Street N.W
United States of America
Second Street
First Avenue NW
United States
Yeas
Roger Bvejkovsky
Notice For Bids On School Typewriters In 1964
Notice dated May 27 1964 invites sealed bids at the High School Business Director for 42 electric IBM typewriters and 26 manual typewriters with trades of 42 electric and 61 manual units. Bids accepted until 1 30 p m June 4 1964. The Board reserves right to accept or reject any bid. Thomas K Griffin Clerk.
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IBM
Thomas Ke, Griffin
Notice of Expiration of Redemption in Mower County
The County Auditor of Mower County Minnesota gives notice that redemption time for lands bid in for state on May 11 1959 at tax judgement sale for 1957 taxes will expire 60 days after service of notice and filing proof in the auditor's office. A description of lands and assessed owners is posted for public inspection. May 16 1964. Seal.
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County Auditor
Mower
State OF
Minnesota
Graham R
Petition for administration in re estate of Lastine
In probate court in Austin Minnesota Rhoda Lastine filed a petition for general administration stating decedent died intestate and requesting Wesley Lastine be named administrator hearing set for September 16 1964 at 10 o clock A M before the court May 15 1964 Kermit Hoversten File No 13337
Foreign Will Hearing Set In Jensen Estate
In the probate court of Austin Minnesota the will of Lars C. Jensen decedent is to be admitted to probate and Irving J. Jensen is named executor. A hearing is scheduled for June 16 1964 at 19 00 in the courthouse court room and a follow up hearing is set for September 16 1964 at 10 00. Publication and mailed notice will be provided as required by law. File No 138336
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Mower County
Minnesota
Mower County Court House
Austin
Mower
Towit
Racine
Doyle Lindahl
Philip Richardson
Austin State Bank Bulkingnesota
Mower—ss
Lars C. Jensen
Howard
Iowa
Irving J. Jensen
Court House
Austin Daily Herald
Rosemary Woolsey
Wallace C. Sieh
Minn
State files 60 page answer in grain inspection case
Minnesota replies to North Dakota suit arguing federal preemption not shown and Minnesota can require inspection at journey end. The filing seeks dismissal and says terminal warehouse grain is no longer in interstate commerce. Three judges, Donovan Larson Blackmun, hear the case with oral arguments already held.
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N.D
ST. Paul AP
U.S. District Court
Minnesota
North Dakota
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Twin Cities
Duluth
Willmar
Grand Forks
Federal
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota Law
Berlin
Dennis Donovan
Earl R. Larson
St. Paul
Harry A. Blackmun
Rochester
U.S. Court of Appeals
Firefighters Cause More Damage In Miami Hotel Fire
Twenty well meaning firefighters worsened damage during a Miami hotel fire as guests used a hose to soak the area. Firefighters arrived and tossed a mattress from a window while the fire damage remained slight and water damage was substantial.
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Miami
Miami Fire Department
Village of Grand Meadow Board review meeting notice
The Board of Review of Grand Meadow Minnesota will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday June 10 1964 at the Village Clerk office to review and correct the 1964 assessment. Aggrieved residents or those claiming others are undervalued must appear and show cause. No action on underassessment of others until informed. Dated May 28 1964 R A Lamp Clerk June 1
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Board of Review
Grand Meadow
Mower County
Minn
R. A. Lamp
G. Meadow
Order for Hearing on Final Account in Baker Estate
Probate court schedules hearing on final account and petition for distribution in the estate of John H. Baker. Austin Dairy Herald publishes nailed notice as required by law. file No. 13210 before the Probate Judge.
Mason City Packers Bay Site From Railroad
Blue Ribbon Beef Pack Inc acquires 65 acres from Chicago & North Western Railway Co for a 900000 beef packing plant to employ 50 70 workers. Construction planned this summer with operation by year end. Plant will slaughter 40 animals per hour at start. Joseph E Skram to manage. officers include John Dougan Clem Hebel Robert Isensee Keith Rozen Russel Legreich.
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Mason City
Iowa
Blue Ribbon Beef Pack, Inc
Chicago & North Western Railway Co
Sterling Barber
Joseph E. Skram
Seitz Packing Co
St. Joseph, Mo
Barber
John Dougan
Mason City Farmer
Clem Hebel
Robert Isensee
Keith Rozen
Mason City Car
Russel Legreich
Tiny Louisville shopper saves weighty moment at drugstore
In Louisville Kentucky a tiny elderly woman walked to the checkout with her purchases and money. The clerk asked her to move the items to the front as the cash register was too heavy for the old woman. She protested saying the machine was too heavy for her to lift.
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Louisville
Campers Seek Simple Facilities in Illinois Study
In Urbana, 158 families surveyed by the University of Illinois list clean drinking water as essential while hot showers electricity and flush toilets rank low. Nearly all families want a graveled drive and pad for tent or trailer cooking grill picnic table and wood supply at campsites.
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Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Harvey Schweitzer
Tobacco as Early Virginia Colony Currency
The article notes tobacco served as the colony’s first legal tender in Virginia, functioning as the principal medium of exchange. It discusses its historical role in trade and daily commerce, highlighting its value for settlers and merchants.
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Virginia Colony
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