Car and Auto Listings and a Judicial Notice
Object 61 Plymouth Won. 1295 Ford 2dr HT 995 61 Chrys N Yorker 1595 215 3rd Ave NE Open Eyes Corvair Coe Automatic. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Owen Jacobsen Donald Kraft and Mable Kraft vs Sam Goetsch Hanna Goetsch Ruby Clemens Pearl Goetsch David Goetsch Jessie Goetsch Hazel Anderson Eleanore Berthelme Lillian Callahan James Callahan Gertrude Callahan Iva Kramer Ella Thompson.
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Owen Jacobsen
Donald FE. Kraft
Mable J. Kraft
Sam D. Goetsch
Hanna Goetsch
Ruby Clemens
Pearl Goetsch
David Goetsch
Jessie Goetsch
Hazel Anderson
Eleanore Berthelme
Lillian Callahan
James Callahan
Gertrude Callahan
Iva L. Kramer
Ella Thompson
Hzel Anderson
Eleanore Barthelme
Lis Pendens Notice In Mower County Minnesota
Notice of a commenced action and a lis pendens on specified tracts of land in Mower County Minnesota. The description covers sections and parcels tied to County State Aid Highway No 7 with multiple bearings and outlets. the action seeks to confirm plaintiffs as owners in exclusive possession and void any defendant claims. Dated June 10 1965. Baudler & Baudler attorneys represent the plaintiffs.
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Mower
Minnesota
Folllows
Fifth Principal Meridian
Mower County
Seid Public Road
Section
Rance 16
Seid Cuarter
Seid
Paok
Eid Public Road
Sid
Baudler
Minnesota notices summon residents in Mower County suit
State of Minnesota district court action includes Owen Jacobsen and Donald Kraft plaintiffs suing listed defendants for injunctive relief and property claims over described parcels. Public works bids invited by Mower County for multiple road and bridge projects with plan details and bid bonds due June 29, 1965.
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State OF Minnesota
Mowfr
Third Judicial
Owen Jacobsen
Donald E. Kraft
Mable J. Kraft
Board of County Commissioners
Mower County
Minnesota
Court House
Austin
Leneth
TH. No
C.s.ah. No
S.A.P
T.H
CSAH
Dodge County
C.s.ah
Waltham
C.S.A
County of Mower
Graham R. Uzlik
Montana’s Doug Brown Sets Six Mile NCAA Record
Montana runner Doug Brown won the NCAA six mile in 27 minutes 59.2 seconds at Edwards Stadium. He erased the NCAA mark and beat the former collegiate record, highlighting the NCAA AAU feud that bars him from next week’s AAU meet in San Diego despite collegiate dominance. Brown noted he would like to run AAU but was advised by Montana officials not to.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Montana
Doug Brown
Brown
San
Wisconsin Crew Poised to Challenge in Intercollegiate Championship
Wisconsin Badgers eye a repeat Chan nelge Cup run at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships on Onondaga Lake. Norm Sonja’s crew is praised as a potential dark horse with the big four favored to lead, despite Rutgers coach Bill Leavit cautioning about late starts and recent Navy loss.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Badger
Norm Sonja
Wisconsin
Onondaga Lake
Cornell
California
Washington
Navy
Badgers
Sonja
Carsien
Bill Leavit
Rutgers
Leavit
Twins Sign Four College Stars to Minor League Deals
The Minnesota Twins announced signing four college players drafted by the club. Pitchers Bob Purkhiser of Purdue and Ron Keller of Indiana, plus Craig Mackey of Utah and Joe Romary of Wisconsin, will report to the Twins minor league camp in Melbourne, Florida, with Northern League play starting June 26.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Bob Purkhiser
Purdue
Ron Keller
Indiana
Craig Mackey
Utah
Joe Romary
Wisconsin
St. Cloud
Twins
Melbourne
Fla
AAU Invites NCAA To Track Committee Members
Clifford Buck president of the AAU said the NCAA is invited to name three representatives to the committee for the AAU Track and Field Championships in San Diego on June 26 and 27 Everett Barnes of the NCAA was notified amid an ongoing sanction dispute over United States track events.
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Denver
Colo
Clifford Buck
AAU
NCAA
San Diego
Calif
Buck
Everett Barnes
United States
Bowling Echo Lanes Tri Classic Scores Report
The Sizzlers and Jets led a mixed results set at Bowling Echo Lanes with high team scores including The Sizzlers 1292 and The Jets 1407 while Team 20 and Smitty s posted 1603 and 1587 respectively. other clubs listed include 2 D Flyers Team 3 1361 and Opsohi & Vincent 1309 in a dense scoreboard.
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Smitty's
Vern’s
Hamms
Echo Lanes Pro Shop
Lefty's
Van's
Mike's
Tommy’s
Flyers
Wengert & Ryks
Opsohi & Vincent
Top five scores listed with players and numbers
The text presents a top five lineup featuring Vincent 59, A Arnson 556, B Briner 524, E Bergan 508, N Hooper 506, along with other players including c or 692, D Blunt 654, N Johnson 650, C Hartgrave 645, J Callahan 612, D Jacobson 781, L Krachmer 780, D Morgan 744, T Winkels 719, K Meyer.
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Echo Lanes
Vincent
A. Arnson
B. Briner
E. Bergan
N. Hooper
C. Or
D. Blunt
N. Johnson
C. Hartgrave
J. Callahan
D. Jacobson
L. Krachmer
D. Morgan
T. Winkels
K. Meyer
Won't Accept Baseball Job
Bob Feller, former Cleveland Indians pitcher, says he would not accept any offer to become baseball commissioner under present restrictions. He notes the commissioner lacks power and would need more authority, and doubts owners would want a former player in the role. he has not been approached.
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Minneapolis
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Vikings Sign Three Rookies as Free Agents
Minnesota Vikings announce the signing of three rookie defensive backs Gary Hill Earsell Mackbee and Henry Morrison. Hill 22 from Los Angeles area former Utah State. Mackbee 23 from Vallejo California. Morrison 25 from Qayzata with half a season as a defensive back at Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
Gary Hill
Earsell Mackbee
Henry Morrison
Hill
Southern California
Los Angeles
Utah State
Mackbee
Valjeo
Calif
Morrison
Qayzata
Vikings
University of Minnesota
Revised Pheasant Loss Estimates From Snowstorm
Des Moines reports a 20 to 25 percent drop in cock pheasants and a 30 percent drop in hens statewide after last March’s snowstorm. Northwest Iowa shows about a 50 percent decline, while southern Iowa, spared by the weather, reports higher counts this year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Gene Glenglan
Commission
Klongland
Howard Out of Yank Lineup with Arm Injury
New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard sat out a game with Baltimore due to a ruptured blood vessel in his right forearm from the previous night’s loss. He should miss games against the Twins with Jake Gibbs stepping in.
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New York
N. Y
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Howard
Orioles
Twins
Jake Gibbs
Toledo
Portable indoor outdoor grill debuts for apartment use
The 18 inch indoor outdoor grill from Structo fits balconies and fireplaces with a steel hood and can handle a 15 pound turkey. A new smoker box uses expanded metal ash drawer, burrel plate heat control, adjustable vent, nickel clad brass hinged door, and a large square thermostat. High style colors include charcoal avocado green metallic blue and imperial crimson.
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Structo
Kimball Fires 69 on Her Birthday
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa fired a 69 as a 27th birthday present in the Cosmopolitan Women's Open preliminaries. The 54 hole meet began with 32 pros and seven amateurs entered in Rockton Illinois.
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Rockton
Ill
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Longest Texas League game ends in Austin win
In Arlington Texas a 2 1 Austin victory over Dallas Fort Worth capped the longest Texas League game at five hours and ten minutes lasting 25 innings Butler Powell delivered the decisive single to win the marathon contest for Austin Johnson led Dallas Fort Worth with strong pitching in a draining clash
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Arlington
Bullets sign draftees Newton and Dinkins from Auburn and Miami Ohio
The Baltimore Bullets announce the signings of two NBA draftees Joe Newton 6 8 from Auburn and Charlie Dinkins 6-6 from Miami Ohio. Cleveland Indians sign four draft pick William Perry 18 from Palatka Florida a left handed hitting outfielder. club withholds bonus details.
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Cage
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Joe Newton
Auburn
Charlie Dinkins
Miami
Ohio
Newton
Dinkins
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
William Perry
Palatka
Fla
Perry
Austin Herald 1965-06-18 Update
Local Austin Minn historical note dated June 18 1965 lists community events and notices for the town including civic updates and upcoming activities. It reflects mid June governance and social happenings in the Austin area.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
New Portable Sanitizer Aims to Cut Colds and Flu
Puritran Corporation introduces a compact negative ionization sterilizer for homes that sanitizes hair brushes toothbrushes and baby nipples in minutes. A gold ion tube emits negative ions with UV light to kill bacteria, with a touch button and door timer for precise operation.
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Capretz
Vor
N. Main
Bob Hartem
Earl Miller
Peterson Lake
Kellogg
Jim Lebens
Fordtown
Ideal Lake Home
Orlan Noak
Wabasha, Minn
Johnny's
Albert Lena
Salmer Wicks
Mi. N
Mi. E
Oakland, Minn
Tesch Resort
Lake Shamineau
Motley
Lakeshore
OAKS
Lake Sakatah
Waterville
Lake Francis
Aan
12Th Ave
Beaver Lake
N. P. Jensen
Ellendale
Dibble
Lake Washington
Lake Totonka
Donahue
2Nd Ave
Waseca
Bel Air
DeSoto
Midway Car Sales
Oakland
Ist Ave
Buick
Plymouth
Chrysler
Newport
Ford
Chrys. N. Yorker
Wgn
Austin Auto Co
Pontiac
3Rd Ave
Chevrolet
Main Street
Adams
Millenacker Implement
Rochester
Jungle Tavern
Sargeant
Automotive
Yamaha
Deep Rock Station
South
Suzuki
Phil's Cycle and Marine
1St Ave
14Th St
Herb Schaefer
Southside Motors
Corvair Coe
Vorks
Sta
New
Ambler
Edsel Sta
Olds
Curtis Motors
HIWAY
Lis Pendens
Canada
S&h
Sterling
Bob Vietor
Usem Chevrolet
Volkswagen
Is Barr
State OF
Township
County
Tate Aid Hirthway No
Rance
Renee
Baudler & Baudler Attorneys
North Main Street
Minnnesota
Richard C. Bandler
June
By Jack Stevenson
Accomo
Ford Frick
Viking Club
Yank
Kimball
Puritran Corporation
Sandra Dee
Lana Turner
Paramount
Yvonne Craig
Dwayne Hickman
Frankie Avalon
Deborah Walley
the Sterling
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