Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Austin Daily Herald in Austin, Minnesota

We have 2,089,067 pages in Minnesota

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

9

Taconite Amendment Explained By Hibbing Engineer

Hibbing mechanical engineer Richard E. McElwain told Austin Lions the Taconite amendment does not raise mining taxes beyond current levels and would only kick in higher taxes if other industries exceed them. He said the amendment could unlock vast untapped iron ore potential and create many state jobs through increased pellet production and related industries. The speech highlighted economic benefits for Northeastern Minnesota and broader markets for regional goods.

Richard E. McElvain Austin Lions McElwain Hibbing Canada Minnesota

Apply Now for Counselor Aide and Youth Advisor Posts

Amil Reed of the Minnesota State Employment Service Austin Office announced openings for counselor aides and youth advisors. Training will occur this summer at 26 colleges including the University of Minnesota, with about 2000 workers needed nationally. Qualifications vary by position. examinations set for June 27 at the Austin office. Mary Livermore named Miss Eagle by the Austin Eagles, to represent Austin at state events.

Amil Reed Austin Minnesota State Employment Service University of Minnesota Reed W. Willard Wirtz Minnesota Mary Livermore James L. Livermore 4Th St. SE Eagle Austin Eagles Faribault Eagles

Rose Creek Announces Summer Outdoor Programs

Gary Obele announces Rose Creek summer activities at the High School including Babe Ruth Baseball for ages 13 to 15 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and Little League for ages 9 to 12 from 1 to 2 30 p m Girls badminton and softball for ages 9 to 14 meet Monday Wednesday and Friday Swimming lessons at Spring Valley run 9 to 15 with 25 cents per lesson Registration is at the high school before Tuesday and students must report Thursday at 9 a m with towel and swimsuit for the trip to the first lesson.

Rose Crek Minn Gary Obele Babe Ruth Spring Valley

Utilities Send Delegates to State Session

Austin Utilities Supt Harold Lamon Secretary W D Dunlap and board members L W Lacy and E E Smith attended the Minnesota Municipal Utilities convention in Detroit Lakes. Representatives from 100 cities heard Harry Blinder of the American Public Power Association and Milton Chase of the Department of Interior speak on Missouri River Project power and power pooling.

Austin Utilities Harold Lamon W. D. Dunlap L. W. Lacy E. E. Smith Minnesota

Notre Dame names Davie Bush to Alpha Epsilon Delta

Davie Bush of Stacyville named to Alpha Epsilon Delta at the University of Notre Dame for scholastic and extracurricular achievements. He completes junior year and will serve as an attendant in the neurology department at St Marys Hospital Rochester this summer.

Davie Bush B. M. Bush Stacyville Alpha Epsilon Delta University of Notre Dame South Bend Ind Bush St. Marys Hospital Rochester

Combs Rusco Low Bidder for School Window Jobs

Combs Rusco, 209 Main, was the low bidder with 21.00 for window replacement at three Austin schools. Walter LaTondresse, buildings and grounds director, says 101 windows will be replaced in the 1909 Lincoln section, 33 in the 1914 Whittier section, and 27 in the 1914 Webster section. Glass Shop, 313 2nd Ave NE, bid 2 265 for four sets of doors at Shaw School. All work expected done by Aug 31.

Combs Rusco Walter LaTondresse Buildins and Grounds Lincoln Whittier School Webster School 2Nd Ave Shaw School la Tondresse

Pups and Mother at Shelter Await Adoption

Five pups and their black Cocker Spaniel mother, plus two other dogs, await adoption at the city animal shelter. Poundmaster Harlan Meier says the mother and pups must be adopted together. Also awaiting are a young black Weimaraner and Labrador female, and a black male setter. A small black Labrador female with white on feet, head, and neck awaits identification or adoption.

City Animal Shelter Harlan Meier Poundmaster Meier

YMCA Appeal Gains Strong Support for Community Center

First responses to the YMCA drive for over 90000 to fund a six lane pool and Health Club are described as tremendous by general secretary Cliff Maxwell. He reports more than 200 of 2300 questionnaires returned with over 90 percent favoring the plan and many pledges or checks enlarging earlier gifts.

YMCA Cliff Maxwell Maxwell Board of Directors

Lyle Woman Hurt in Crash on 218 S

Mrs. Walter Winter of Lyle Rt 1 is in fair condition at St Olaf after a two car crash on Highway 218 South a mile south of Austin at 11 45 am Thursday. Mrs Bennis Finke Harmony drove left turn onto County Road 28 while Winter tried to pass. Finke list had five children a friend and her daughter in crash. Damage estimated 300 to Winters car and 350 to Finke car. Charges pending.

Walter Winter Lyle Rt. 1 St. Olaf Minnesota Highway Patrol Austin Bennis Finke Harmony Finke

New Band Director Sets High Goal for Austin High

Austin High School announces Fred Nyline as new bandmaster replacing Sperati. Nyline plans five summer bands and a 161 member senior group plus 60 member younger bands. He aims to write original shows and keep Austin’s strong music program thriving.

Austin High School Fred Nyline Nye - Leen Nyline C_ Vittorio Sperati AHS University of Minnesota Janet 3Rd Ave Austin Sperati University National Guard U. S

Farmers Have Right to Shoot Vicious Dogs

The Mower County Sheriff's Dept stated that dog owners must answer for livestock or poultry injuries or deaths caused by their dogs. Farmers may shoot dogs molesting their livestock. Reports cite two sheep killed near Grand Meadow at Memorial Day and six sheep killed in two attacks south of Austin, mainly in southwestern Mower County.

Mower County Sheriff's Dept Grand Meadow Austin

Prescott to Start Beauty Work in Arizona

Diane Ruth Prescott daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Prescott Adams graduates with honors from Robinson Beauty School Minneapolis and will work in Arizona this fall.

Diane Ruth Prescott Martin Prescott Adams Robinson Beauty School Minneapolis Arizona

Nash honored for service to Austin softball by recreation board

Garland Nash and the Austin Softball Association were recognized by the Austin Park and Recreation Board for outstanding public recreation service. Nash, a past president, was praised for promoting the sport while the association donated 1000 dollars to softball promotion and helped sponsor the 1963 state tournament held locally.

Garland Nash Austin Softball Association Austin Austin Park and Recreation Board Cal Harry Wilson Nash Softball Group Ball Association The Park Board State Journey

Joey Houff Receives Help Amid Leukemia Battle

A $20 check from an Aus tin drug store arrived for Joey Houff in remission of leukemia and nine cards plus $8. Parents Chester and Mrs. Houff, 105 3rd St SE, report many prayers and supportive calls as doctors estimate up to six months for the boy.

Austin Joey Houff Joey Chester Houff 3Rd St. SE

King's House Open House Sets Sunday Retreat

The Oblate Fathers retreat center King's House will host an open house Sunday from 10 a m to 6 p m. It officially opened last fall and will hold its first men’s retreat on June 26. The main house can accommodate 36 on retreat and received substantial renovation funded in part by a $75 000 contribution from the Winona Diocese.

King’s House Oblate Fathers Jay Hormel Geordie Winona

Training for 4-H Leaders in Food Preparation Projects

Home Agent Joanne Honken will lead a training session for 4-H leaders at 2 p.m. on Monday, June 22. The event, held in Liebenstein Hall, focuses on aiding younger members in Food Preparation Projects.

Joanne Honken Liebenstein Hall

Bank Debits Up Here in May Across Austin Banks

May bank debits in Austin rose 4 percent from May 1963, totaling 34 387 000 dollars as per a Federal Reserve Bank Minneapolis release. For January–May, Austin debits reached 168 123 000 dollars, up 5 percent from 1963. Minnesota May debits rose 6 percent and first five months rose 13 percent. area changes listed for various cities.

Austin Federal Reserve Bank Minneapolis Minnesota Federal Bureau of Investigation

Training Session Tonight for Crew for Safety Check

A training session for group captains working on the upcoming vehicle safety check will be held at 7:30 p m today in the Municipal Building parking lot. They will receive instruction sheets and materials. The session is sponsored by the Austin Mower County Safety Council.

Austin - Mower County Safety Council

70 Pairs of Slacks Stolen From Fantle's

Police investigate theft of 70 pairs of women's slacks from Fantle's Department Store. The missing 70 pound carton held assorted fall fashions valued at 10 dollars per pair. In separate incidents, an 11 year old from rural Austin was caught stealing two boxes of cereal at Piggly Wiggly, and a car window at 1712 1st St NE was found smashed.

Fantles Department Store Austin

Austin Officials Attend 50th Minnesota Municipalities Convention

Twelve Austin city officials attend the 50th convention of the League of Minnesota Municipalities in Minneapolis. Attending are Councilmen Einhaus Bates Vogel Diedderich Russell Daily Alderman Enright Mayor Sherman City Engineer Nelson City Recorder Hanson City Attorney Haversten and Chief of Police Nelson. The gathering runs Wednesday to Friday and will elect officers and directors for 1964.

Austin League of Minnesota Minneapolis Lowell Einhaus Raymond Bates Art Vogel E. M. Diederich Sidney Russell Denver Daily Bob Enright Fayette Sherman Roger Nelson Ray Hanson Kermit Haversten Robert Nelson

Mower County Real Estate Taxes Paid in First Half

Don Sandeen, county treasurer, announced residents paid 3 556 668.65 in real estate taxes for March 1 to May 31. Revenue is being distributed to school districts, townships, villages, and Austin. checks will mail in a few days.

Mower County Don Sandeen Austin Sandeen

Swim Classes for Riceville to Open Monday

Riceville Iowa launches the Learn to Swim program starting Monday June 22 and running to July 18. Michael Parr of the Red Cross oversees three lessons weekly for four weeks at Lake Hendricks. Tuition is 1.50 with 15 cents due daily. Children aged seven plus register with Parr and parents provide transport. Parr also supervises the bathing area from 1 to 5 pm daily.

Riceville Iowa

Pederson Heads to Arizona After Winona BA

Arlen Pederson of Adams, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Pederson, earned a BA at Winona State College and will pursue further studies at the University of Arizona.

Arlen Pederson Martin Pederson Adams Winona State College University of Arizona

Woman Hurt as Tractor of City Bumps Taxicab

A city-owned tractor rammed a taxi injuring a passenger at the 4th Street and 8th Avenue intersection in Austin. Driver Donald M. Prindle, 51, said to have slipped a foot from the brake caused the collision. The taxi is Ace Taxi with Marian Hosum, 24, as the driver.

Austin Donald M. Prindle 2Nd Ave. NW Prindle 4Th St 8Th Ave. SE Marian Hosum 2Nd Ave Maynard Greenlee

Milwaukee Road Veterans Plan 1964 Reunion

Milwaukee Road veterans about 800 will hold the 1964 reunion at the Radisson Hotel Minneapolis in June. William J. Quinn, president, will speak at the reunion banquet. E. O. Schiewe will act as toastmaster. events include Switch Shanty sessions, a buffet luncheon, and a business meeting with reminiscences in the afternoon. F. G. McGinn is association president. Miss Florence M. Walsh of Chicago is secretary and treasurer.

Milwaukee Road Radisson Hotel Minneapolis Sion F. G. McGinn Railroad Florence M. Walsh Chicago

Adams High School Band schedules six outdoor concerts

Adams High School will kick off its six week summer concert series with an outdoor show Friday June 19 at 8 p m downtown. The junior band will perform at one concert and Band Mothers will run a refreshment stand to help fund new uniforms. The program began June 15 under Mrs John Holmes and includes appearances in Dodge Center June 27 and Lyle July 4.

Adams High School Adams John Holmes Dodge Center Lyle

Librarian Receives “Greek Temples” Gift for New Library

Dr. D. D. Claussen presented the art book to Miss Mabel Olson on behalf of the Austin Civic Arts Group, marking the library’s arrival. The dedication ceremony is scheduled for 2 30 p m Sunday at the new library.

Austin Civic Arts Group

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bible School First Methodist Vacation Bible School Wayne Hurmence Jesus Joan Camerer Sharon Sayles Barb Ara Patten Janice Noel Kay Lematta Bryce Baker Marcia Bijerke Mary Hurmence John Thomas Tracy Appleton St. Paul Albert Lea New Prague Worthington Litchfield le Sueur Hutchinson Glenwood Sleepy Eye Red Wing Owatonna Fairmont MISS Rose Creek Utilities Joe Ist Recreation Board Blue Earth Caledonia Mankato New Ulm St. James St. Peter Waseca Wells Winnebago Northfield Stewartville Wabasha Fantle Austin Rt. 2 Patricia L. Kenney Glen L. Hall 5Th Ave 7Th St. NW Kenney Hall Main St. N William R. Thomas Mapleview Patrick G. Schmitz Milwaukee Road Veterans Plan Mill City Ann Schissel Conrad Schissel, Adams Minnesota Occupational Therapy Society Mankato State College Crawford Center Highland
Search Courier

Search the Austin Daily Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Austin Daily Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication