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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

8

Russians Use Labor Efficiently Yet Cheap Says Vita Plus Leader

L H Hill of Vita Plus told Oakland Farmers Co op Elevator Assn that Russian farms use labor cheaply but effectively. He cited a 15 worker task done by one man, large collective farms, and specialized crops like wheat and sunflowers. He compared Poland and Czechoslovakia unfavorably and noted Russia’s education and life in Moscow. Cy Moffit of Vita Plus also spoke.

Oakland Minn L. H. Hill Vita Plus Corp Madison, Wis Oakland Farmers Co-op Elevator Assn Poland Cheksolvakia Russia Hill United States Canada Moscow Cy Moffit Vita- Plus

First Baptist Vacation Bible School Enrolls 326

The First Baptist Church reports 326 people enrolled for the daily Vacation Bible School with Edwin White directing. A Friday 7 p.m. demonstration program will show handcrafts flannelgraph lessons and films. The open district event is announced by Pastor Rev. Carl W. Brown.

First Baptist Church Edwin White Carl W. Brown

Marietta Hosts Ohio’s First Brick Plant in 1788

In Marietta, Ohio, 1788 marked the site of the first brick plant in the state, signaling early industrial development and construction material production in the region.

Marietta Ohio

New Facilities Will Be Ready This Summer

Oakland Farmers Co op Elevator to add a 60 foot scale with 50 ton capacity and a 4 000 bushel per hour elevator leg. The upgrade doubles as seed room and grain storage, tripling handling capacity. Ed Prather and Arnold Holmquist won seats on the board. Carlyle Bridley steps down as secretary treasurer.

Oakland Minn Oakland Farmers Co-op A. D Pete) Kuhlman Kuhlman Carlyle Bridley Bridiey Ed Prather Arnold Holmquist Robert Kraischaar Merrill Smebey Myron Fawyer William Lyle Robert Guy James Taylor Clifford Kearns

Grove Street Paving Set to Begin in July

City officials announce Grove Street paving from Kenwood to Fourth will start in July under a priority plan approved by the City Council. Bids set for July 7. First project Garfield Street under way from Great Western tracks to Railway Street with funding for maintenance and construction under Amendment 2.

Grove Street Kenwood Roger Nelson Garfield Street Railway Street Austin Minnesota

Bonds Sold for Iowa Korean Bonus

Iowa issues the Korean veteran bonus with bonds sold and benefit applications now available. Frank Dunsmore, Mower County veterans officer, says forms are ready at Soldiers and Sailors Relief offices and Iowa veterans organizations. Payments begin October 1 and Dunsmore will notify when blanks reach his office.

Iowa Frank Dunsmore Mower County Veterans Service Dunsmore Minnesota Soldiers and Sailors Relief Austin Daily Herald

Dexter Telephone hearing notes infrequent complaints

Dexter subscribers report few issues with service and most trouble is south of Dexter where lines will move for highway work. Arnold Artzen testifies metallic circuits, 24 hour operator service, and ongoing maintenance. Commission review will consider wage records, costs, and loan needs before a ruling.

Dexter Minn Dexter Telephone Co Arnold Artzen Artzen Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission Aftzen Sargeant Daniel W. Carr Carr Dexter Company Keith Vogt Minnesota Telephone Assn Lewis Larson Otto Haarstad George Monnier William Rolfson Brownsdale Art Zander Oliver Lee

Dugan Heads Charter Unit in City Commission Election

M F Dugan was elected chair of the City Charter Commission on Tuesday. Other officers include William Howley as vice chair, Ray Ondov as secretary, and Richard Bandler as assistant secretary. The panel, with members Don Enochson, Richard Garbisch, Francis Herzog, and others, will meet July 15 to set organizational rules.

M. F. Dugan Geo. A. Hormel & Co Hormel Foundation City Charter Commission William Howley Ray Ondov Richard Bandler Dist A. C. Richardson

Stewartville to Get Fixed-Time Signal

A fixed-time traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of Highways 30 and 63 in Stewartville by Sept 15. The apparent low bidder was Lehn Electric of Anoka for 2942 dollars.

Stewartville Lehn Electric Anoka

Band to Open 1958 Season at Shell Tonight

The Municipal Band kicks off its 1958 concert season at 8 15 p m tonight in Community Park with mosquito spraying beforehand. Dedication to the American flag June and summer opens the program featuring The Flag of the Free The Storm King Lincoln Overture and Carnival Day in New Orleans plus U S Field Artillery American Rhapsody At the Circus Waltz of the Flowers Sunday Drivers and the Procession of the Nobles The Show closes with the national anthem.

Community Park the Free Cline Finlayson Lincoln Abraham Lincoln New Orleans Morrisey Terry Chaplin U. S. Field Artillery Sousa Ling Jones Tschaikowsky du Paze Rimsky-Korsakov

Veterans May Get Payments for Korean War Era Service

Korean veterans who exhausted Minnesota unemployment insurance may receive up to $26 weekly from the Veterans Administration. Frank Dunsmore, Mower County veterans service officer, said the qualification includes 90 days of service during the Korean War and federal unemployment benefits under $676.

Minnesota Veterans Administration Frank Dunsmore Mower County Veterans Service

Burglars Used Acetylene Tanks in Terp Ballroom Theft

Police traced two acetylene tanks used in Thursday’s Terp Ballroom burglary to Minneapolis. Burglars stole $1,300, including $650 in silver, after removing the lock with an acetylene torch and reaching inside to grab the cash.

Minneapolis

June Jamboree Opens Three Day Event in Grand Meadow

Grand Meadow hosts a three day June Jamboree from Thursday to Saturday. Activities include the Grand Meadow High School band with an A rating, Little German band of Wykoff, a centennial coffee hour, Legion ice cream and coffee party, and concerts by Austin Egles Drum and Bugle Corps. Teen Hop with Scott Burton and a free street dance cap the weekend. The Band Mothers run a lunch stand and the Merriam Shows Carnival sets up the midway.

Grand Meadow High School Wykoff Circle Six Methodist Church Jackie Krueger Marlene Peters American Legion Auxiliary Legion Austin Egles Drum and Bugle Corps KWEB Scott Burton Rochester Austin Post 91 American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps

Car Fire at Water and Chatham Due to Faulty Wiring

Firemen answered at 10 55 p m Tuesday to a car fire at Water and Chatham caused by faulty wiring. They disconnected the battery to stop the blaze.

Water and Chatham

Rural Youth Plans Summer Activities in Oakland Meeting

Mower County Rural Youth discussed summer programs at the Paul Anderson home in Oakland on Tuesday night. A July 20 steak fry and a July 13 all day outing at Clear Lake were planned. Alice Hatten was elected assistant secretary. Duane Rolfson showed slides from Germany and Anderson, Allan Gerlach and Charles Swendiman served lunch.

Mower County Paul Anderson Oakland Clear Lake Iowa Alice Hatten Duane Rolfson Germany Anderson Allan Gerlach Charles Swendiman

Municipal picnic idea for Austin city employees

A resident proposes a large informal gathering for all Austin city workers and their families, including water and light, with a picnic at Todd Park. The plan suggests volunteers run it, small entry contributions for ice cream and prizes, and a council softball challenge to build community and understanding.

Austin City Board Water and Light Department Todd Park

Personal loan promotional appeal at low bank rates

Cash transfusion metaphor promotes quick personal loans for medical, car, or bills. Highlights friendly service and low rates. Encourages callers to apply by visiting or calling for fast approval.

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Europe First Baptist School Oakland Farmers Elevator Ethel Hassing Myron Fawver Armstrong John Thorsell East Maple Street Austin, Minnesota Oak Street Chesner Park Garfield Nelson Railway Leroy Les Eastvold Fred G. Vogel Vogel Law Offices North Main Street Sears Mann Shell Mill City Glen Hose Earl Frederickson Hose West Side Market N. Third East Side Lake Cedar River Nancy Hose Donna Brye Grand Meadow Grand Meadow Boosters Fire Dept Merriam Plue Baldy Femrock Austin State Bank Raece Gory
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