Diverse farm and business properties in Austin area advertised
Listings include 480 acres with buildings and tiling east of Austin, 160 acres with good land and buildings, 65 acres with remodeled house, 90 acres with building, and a public auction on June 28. Also offered are a 1 BR down and 2 up country home on 5 acres, Hill Inc Realty, and various commercial ventures such as a Mercury dealership, a trailer park, a cafe, and a beauty shop with complete inventory and fittings. Contact Heald Real Estate or Hull's Real Estate for details.
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Hill, Inc
Landhandlers
South Oak
Owatonna
Minn
Austin
Sargeant
Austin Airport
Heald Real Estate
1St Ave. N.W
William Schlichter
Dick Hoban
I 90
County 20
Alma Proeschel
Classifieds: Vehicles and Real Estate from Albert Lea Ad
Real estate listing for Marilyn Anderson Real Estate 124 North Main includes used motorcycles. Seeks best offers, with contact details 437 6601 and 373 9328. Private party notices advertise a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, 1963 Chevy, and a 1973 Blue Chevy SUV with phone contacts and open hours listed.
Notice of Hearing on Annexation to City of Austin Minnesota
Public hearing held before Minnesota Municipal Commission on July 24 1975 at Austin City Hall to consider annexation of Nob Hill additions and surrounding lands described in Nob Hill First and Second Additions. Participants may present data statements or arguments. commission rules apply. Dated June 4 1975 Patricia D. Lundy Assistant Executive Secretary.
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Municipal Commission OF
State OF
Minnesota
Thomas J. Simmons
Robert W. Johnson
Gerald J. Isaacs
City OF
Austin
Minnesota Municipal Commission
Austin City Hall
4Th Avenue
N.E
Centennial Building
St. Paul
Nob-Hill Firrst
Register of Deeds
Said County
Nob-Hill
Commission
Capitol Square
Patricia D. Lundy
Abcdefehiikim
House For Sale by Owner West Of Austin
Two bedroom house for sale by owner located seven miles west of Austin on a county blacktop. Fully carpeted with a double garage. Call 437-3398 for details.
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Austin
Andersen
Notice to Bidders for 9 Ton Base and Bituminous Construction
Sealed proposals for 9 ton base and bituminous construction on County Road No 52 in Mower County Minnesota will be opened June 24 1975 at 4 35 PM after reading wage scales under the Work Hours Act. Proposals require a 5 percent bid bond and may be obtained from the County Engineer Austin Minnesota. The county reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive defects. County Auditor Graham R Uzlik signed June 3 10 17 1975.
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Board of County Commissioners
Mower County
Minnesota
Cs.ah
TH. No
Court House
Austin
S.A.P
C.S.A.H
Brownsdale
C.s.ah
Mower
Graham R. Uziik
Adams School Board approves summer programs and upgrades
Regular and special meetings of the Adams School District 500 board in May and June 1975 approved summer school plans, staffing, and transportation. They awarded a two way radio system bid to Nelson Sound Electronics, approved capital outlay requests, and set salary increases for custodians secretaries cooks and aides.
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School Board of School District No. 500
Adams
Bergstrom
Gayle Bergstrom
Henry Knutson
Vance Torgerson
Wilfred Bissen
Michael Schmitz
Wayne Anderson
Dr. Peterson
Lawrence Croker
Clarence Olsen
Peter Grover
Dennis Larson
Bruce Lindquist
Austin Daily Herald
the Sea
Bissen
Anderson
General Fund
Food Service
Transportation
Nelson Sound Electronics
Motorola Communications
Torgerson
Schmitz
Juletta Lien
Marilyn Worley
Elaine Unverzagt
Bissén
Elkton
Rose Creek
Knutson
Gavie Bergstrom
Peterson
Jane Reeve
Margaret Geilenfeldt
Richard Strand
Monitor Review
Schmitz Electric
Inter-Cultural Relations Committee
Robert Bulger
Mildred Smrkovski
Sally Kolb
Dan Scrabeck
Jane Planchinsky
Cindy Holmovist
Paul Nelson
Cvollcvy
Grover
Southland
Margaret Geilenfledt
Tofferson
Wendell Newman
Anderson, Bergstrom
Vocational
al Wachely
Himebaugh
Kinehn
Peters
Tiedemann
Todfgerson
Boyum
Oxley
Jech
Domino
Vogt
Zender
Gilderhus
Schechinger
Hoffman
Vance Torcerson
120 days for attorneys to file on liquor case
The U S Supreme Court will hear the appeal of Minnesota’s liquor law requiring distillers to ship to multiple wholesalers. Attorneys have 120 days to file briefs, with potential oral arguments four to six months later if scheduled.
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ST. Paul, Minn
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
High Court
Minnesota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Simpkin
Certain punishment seen as sole crime deterrent says sociologist
New York sociologist Dr. Robert Martinson told a National Institute on Crime and Delinquency meeting that certain punishment is the only deterrent to crime. He urged exploring less severe but more certain penalties, including simple fines for non-violent offenses. He and colleagues surveyed over 200 corrections programs and found no evidence they reduce rearrest rates. Education in prison or community centers may aid reading but not behavior change.
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Minneapolis, Minn
New York
Robert Martinson
National Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Martinson
Agriculture Dept proposes destroying scrapie exposed sheep
The Agriculture Department proposes destroying sheep afflicted or exposed to the scrapie disease rather than slaughter for meat. Public comment is open until July 21. The plan, a precautionary move after lab studies suggested possible human transmission, also raises indemnities to 40 dollars for commercial animals and 90 dollars for purebreds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
U.S
Millions for home repair to come by August
The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency will have 5 to 7 million dollars in bonds available by August to help up to 1500 families remodel homes. Loans through local lenders will run 7 to 8 percent interest with up to 10000 dollars per unit and 12 year repayment. Eligibility requires a gross income of 16000 dollars or less and homes at least 15 years old with health or hazard issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
State Housing Finance Agency
Minnesota
Test-tube corn eyed for future dinner menus
Four Cornell University scientists work to create new corn varieties by combining plant cells in a test tube. They aim to transfer plant genes and breed corn in the laboratory. The project has a $235,000 funding goal and seeks multiple disease and insect resistances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prairie Farmer
Cornell University
The Marne River largest branch of the Seine in France
The Marne River is described as the largest branch of the Seine River in France, highlighting its geographic relationship to the major waterway and national context.
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Marne River
Seine River
France
Brooklyn Park man charged in hockey league theft case
Hennepin County authorities charged Mike Hood with theft by scheme for defrauding youths who paid between 85 and 85 dollars to join an off-season hockey league. He allegedly failed to secure ice time or pay the rink and store bills, with about 3000 dollars collected from participants and a 1000 dollar debt to the city rink. The charge is a felony with up to 10 years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Hennepin County
Brooklyn Park
Asst
Atty
James Gaffney
Mike Hood
Fridley Sporting Goods
Hood
Gaffney
Thompson plea denied again by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court declined to review the 1963 first degree murder conviction of former St Paul attorney T Eugene Thompson in the hired killing of his wife Carole. The action upholds a lower court ruling denying habeas corpus and postpones any parole hearing for six years.
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Supreme Court
the &H U.S. Circuit Court Ofpeals
Appeals
US District
Edward J. Devitt
Thompson
Ramsey County Atty
William B. Randall
High Court
State Parole Board
Longest Suspension Bridges Worldwide Listed
The Humber Bridge in Hull England spans 4626 feet, the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge in lower New York Bay stretches 4269 feet, and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Bay covers 4200 feet, ranking as the three longest suspension bridges.
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Humber
Hull
England
Verrazano Narrows
New York Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Massacre of Huguenots St. Bartholomew's Day 1572
Between August 24 and March 3, 1572, about 50,000 Huguenots were killed in the St Bartholomew's Day Massacre, ordered by Catherine de Medici.
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St. Bartholomew
Catherine de Medici
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Clarks Grove
Countryside Homes, Inc
E. Main
Albert Lea
Hilton
Nelson's
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Hansen Addition
Lyle, Minn
Lyle Development Corp
Myrtle
Glenville Realty
Glenville
Marvin S. Brill
Brill Real Estate
North Main
Mercury
Main Street
Marilyn Anderson
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Kawasaki
Trimble
Suzuki
Harley Davidson
Robert Westruen
Milton Ave
Firestone
Main and
Oakland
Johnny Kaiser Volkswagen
MC Donalds
7Th Ave
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Buick
Mer
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Tur
Tle Creek
Réilty
Sterling Theater
Nice
Janice Sampsel
Rochelle Jensen
Sherman Hangland
Gene Butts
Albert Sea
Ron Or
Gloria Radloff
Grand Meadow
Alustin
4Th Ave
Office
Ken Riock
Jim Nagle
Jerry Henricks
House of Harmony
Schulz
Cashi
Usem Midtown & Sterling
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
New
St. SE
Cae Mery
Jim Lebens
Fordtown
Hwy
W. Edge Austin
Ave
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School Board of Independent School District No
Roger Weness
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Lorraine Torgerson
Stella Jensen
Oakrey Young
Myles Bendtsen
Dale Nelson
Cliff Mullenbach
Anna Sania Ont
Peter Simpkin
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