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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
2
Readable items include birth notices for several families with addresses and dates in June, followed by obituaries for Randall T. Laushman Edwin C Beadell Edward J Kiefer and multiple thank you notices from hospital stays and personal acknowledgments from Erickson Lingbeck and others.
Hospitalized patients include Norman Lofthus Blooming Prairie Mrs Andrew Hanson Lyle outside Austin Anna Nihart St Marys Hospital Rochester room 5259 surgical Jim Harmon Rochester ICU John Lastine Rochester room 6 118. Temperatures show 54 at 10 am 53 overnight with highs 72 today and 75 Sunday.
Two young men from the Austin area were treated and released for minor injuries after a two vehicle collision Sunday night on CSAH 25 two miles south of Lansing. Drivers were Robert J. Ohm 17 Blooming Prairie and William D Bell 35 of Austin. Ohm and passenger Dean Whelan 18 were hurt. Bell had minor injuries. Damages totaled 3100 with 1200 for Ohm vehicle 2000 for Bells car and 100 for a hay wagon.
Austin Park and Recreation Board announces signup for girls in grades four to six on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Athletic Field and 2 p.m. at Ellis Junior High. Boys sign up Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Athletic Field and 2 p.m. at Ellis Junior High.
Sherry Hartwig daughter of Carlos and Mrs Hartwig of Rose Creek will represent Southland High School at the 37th annual North Iowa Band Festival in Mason City Iowa next Tuesday. The parade at 10 a.m. will be televised on KGLO.
Two auto accidents on Austin streets over the weekend prompted police investigation. Dale Schnirring and Larry Schieck collided on 4th St NW at 22nd Ave NW causing 500 and 1500 dollars in damages respectively. A Lewison Rosavy crash on 4th Ave NW caused 200 and 150 dollars in damages.
Market reports from Austin show hogs priced by weight above 300 pounds ranking similarly within the same grade while packing plant prices range around 40.75 for some hogs. In St Paul cattle and calves trade remains active with steers and heifers largely firm to higher and cows steady to higher, utility and commercial cows around 24.50 to 26.50, bulls 24.50 to 29.00 with some prime notes among higher-value lots.
Wheat No 2 soft red traded at 2.96 and No 2 hard winter at 2.92. Corn No 2 yellow quoted at 2.87 and 2.80 for different containers. Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 1.61. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 5.00. No 2 yellow corn traded Friday at 2.8744.
About 144 golfers signed up for the Williams Fund Golf Day at Austin Country Club with a Ford Pinto Runabout as a hole in one prize donated by Jim Lebens Fordtown. Del Blocher of Lettergren Advertising stands with Lebens as Austin businessmen back the annual fundraiser benefiting University of Minnesota scholar athletes.
Noon trading shows wide swings among top names with AmAirL AmCan Kraft and AT&T among movers. Notable quotes include Doubling in MGas and Deere near daily highs while ConEd and RCA show smaller increases.
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