Stewartville region dairy princess pageant slated Saturday
More than 100 entries compete in the eight-county Region 10 event with ten contestants per county for the title. The coronation will occur after a parade in Stewartville with Shrine royalty and Princess Kay of the Milky Way featured during the celebration.
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Region
Dairy Princess
Stewartville
Heninary
Swat
Ernie
Hodge
Fillmore
Grodhue
Howeation
Olms
Sickert
Constance
Thor
Andre
Tawestan
Ty Pac
Regal
Minneenta
Princess Kay of the Milky
Mies
Mary Ann Tienidh
Wil
Darims
Tvon
Sirmiville
Car Safety Check to Begin Friday
A safety check program sponsored by the community safety council will open lanes from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday. The event will operate on Oakland Avenue between 2nd and Aly Street SW, with cooperation from participating diners and local organizations.
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Magor Mayotte
Dless
Unler
Juine Heathay Velticly
AgsUine Arpa
Orpanina
Auscievoner Cinaity Safety Canneil
Oakland Ave
Aly
Lime Springs Man Burned by Nitrogen Accident
Tad Foote, 48, of Lime Springs, suffered serious burns around the left eye and lesser burns on the arms and thighs after being burned with nitrogen while employed by the Varmerg Cooperative Feed Co. He was admitted to Marys Hospital in Rochester in serious condition.
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Tad Foote
Marys Hospital
Rochester
Foote
Varmerg Cooperative Feed Co
Guard Unit Movements Disrupt Traffic Near Camp Rapley
Minnesota guardsmen move to Camp Rapley near Little Falls through June and July causing traffic disruptions. Units from Nebraska and Missouri travel via highways TH 45 and 168 to TH a and Danny Rapley, with 35 000 guardsmen expected to occupy the camp until early August. Travelers should expect convoy travel with lights on and police escorts.
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Matain
Summer Class Signups Hit 700 Students
About 700 students registered Monday for six week summer classes. The program includes 100 classes taught by 18 teachers spanning subjects such as mathematics and science at Spring Valley school.
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Clement Y
Ind- Mathe
Cars in Ditch No One Injured in Wreck
The Mower County Sheriff’s Office investigated a two vehicle collision near the Highway 252 and Highway 24 intersection south of Austin. A Northbound pickup driven by Keith Olson collided with a southbound car driven by Tas nore Merril Rose Creek. Both vehicles ended in mud near a 18‑foot embankment on the new bypass. Damages were estimated at 875 to the truck and 500 to the car. The driver of the car was injured.
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Mower County
Lestaim
Austin Keith Olson
Craud Meadow
Wig
Tas Nore Merril
Rose Creek
Dinmayie
Uclenil
Park Board Extends Free Swim and Improves Payment System
The Austin Park and Recreation Board on Tuesday night voted to extend the free swimming period at the municipal pool from 12 to 2 pm daily, to reduce family costs to about $20 for the season. The pool committee, led by Chuck Johnson, will finalize details and report back.
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Maureen Senne
Herald
Weiter
Austin Park and Recresition Board
Chuck Johnson
Wil
Ames Haben
Lowell Einkaus
Artie Nemitz
Tvo
Vic
Robert Monty
Kellis Junior High School
Ed Novak
Novak
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Jollerhat
Park and Recreation Dept
Hobert Auer
Spe Cy Coumeil
One Car Accident Is Reported Today
A $0 collision injured no one and added a minor mark to Austin's traffic record. The incident involved Milton Stokes of 3305 6th Ave NW and James Getehell of Austin Rt. 2, occurring on Tuesday with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Austin
Milton Stokes
6Th Ave
James Getehell
Austin Rt. 2
Eagles Color Guard winners in Albert Lex event
The Austin Rayse'n Telstars Color Guard placed first in Color Guard and Non Muzzleal Units at the Eagle's state competition in Albert Lex Saturday. Front row from the JelI include Linda Vath Barb Smith Peggy Vaith Dan Monyea Carrie Henson Mack row Sandy Schubert Nete Irwin Mary Kelb Rita Walsh and Veda Silfing Not shown is Vickie Comdit.
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Austin. Rayse'n Telstars
Eagle's State
Inw
Albert Lex
Jeli
Linda Vath
Barb Smith
Peggy Vaith
Dan Mon
Yea
Carrie Henson
Mackrow
Sandy Schubert
Nete Irwin
Mary Kelb
Rita Walsh
Veda Silfing
Shen
Vickie Comdit
Four Personal Injury Suits Settled Out of Court
Several private settlements reached in District Court involving four personal injury suits. Plaintiffs include Mr. and Mrs. Roger Larson of 409 12th St NR and Mrs. Wagner of Adams with settlements ranging from 1,600 to 2,500 dollars for accidents occurring between 1955 and 1968 at various intersections and roads. Attorneys Haverslen and Strom and Moonen and Sema noted for the respective cases.
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Roger Larson
12Th St
Joseph Wasner
Curtis John Schied
Oakland Ave
Adams
Phyllis Ingvaldson
2Nd Ave
A. Schmilé
4Th Stand
Ave
W. Johnston
21St, SW
Sumner Davis
Sth St
Austin
Haverslen and Strom
Moonen Sind Sema
Waseca
Wagner
Schmitz
Davi
Save Our Courthouse Urge Austin Citizens
A public notice posted on the Courthouse bulletin board urges Austin citizens to act to save the old Courthouse. It warns that demolition erodes Mower County history, praising the steeple and architecture and calling for preservation over progress.
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Austin
Mower County
Architec
Act
Scout Troop 110 Court of Honor Honors New Tenderfoot
Scout Troop 110 held a Court of Honor Monday night at First Methodist Church Men’s Club. Craig Chapman was inducted as Tenderfoot. Second Class Scouts Neal Clingman presented pins. Committeemen Glendon Slewing and Dana Lu son awarded five merit badges to Mike Clingman David Larson Tom Levich and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
First Methodist Church Men's Club
Craig Chapman
William
Neal Clingman
John Shatek
Kevin Swank
Mike Youmier
Mark Lenoch
Andy Haugland
Duane Warrington
Larry Ale Doppuch
Wiliam Coogan
Bryce Rasmussen
Dave Similiusen
Glendon Slewing
le Ron Léenneh
Jel Mlyng
Dana Luson
Mike Clingman
David Larson
Tom Levich
Rob Levoch
Monhardt Earns Music Degree At University
Monhardt was awarded the Doctor of Music degree by the University of Te ws at recent graduation. He previously earned a BA from St Olaf College in 1952 and a Master of Music at the University of Whiteis. He was named associate head of the music department at Linker Catlese in Becorah, Iowa.
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Mathies
Monhardt
A. Monharedt
University of Tews
Menrice
St. Olaf College
University of Whiteis Iesis
Wil
Taig
Linker Catlese
Becorah
Iowa
Damage and Theft at Wayne's Drive-In Liquors
Police report from Aus tin noting damage and theft at Wayne's Drive-In Liquors on 100 ath St SE between 2:25 and 2:35. Burglars kicked the front window, stole whiskey valued at 79 and cash totaling 12.90, with total loss 101.50.
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Austin
Wayne's
Ath St. SE
Stewartville Defeats $950,000 School Bond Issue
Stewartville Minnesota voters reject a $950,000 school bond 432 to 297. Passage would have funded high school additions including a materials library special classrooms science business education art shops music rooms and offices plus expanded lunch room facilities. School Board plans a July 14 meeting to decide next steps.
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Stewartville
Minn
Volershers
Farmer Reports Another Theft of Electric Wire
Meantime in Iowa, Floyd Kubley reports 500 to 600 feet of electric wire stolen from a pole to his farm buildings, marking a fourth wire theft in less than a week. Sheriff Richard Dabnel and Sheriff James continue the investigation, with incidents at Bob Kruger farm, Joe Hahn farm, and Ray Keatson farm noted.
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Obage
Towa
Iowa
Floyd Kubley
Tauire
Mitchell County
Richard Dabnel
Kubley
Bob Kruger Faont
Ticoville
Joe Hahn
Melntire
Ray Keatson
Bailey
James
Dogs Held For Identification And Adoption
Poundmaster Harlan Meier holds two dogs for identification and two dogs for adoption today. Identified dogs include a black female cocker and a brown female mongrel. Up for adoption are a black female terrier mix and a black male cocker.
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Harlan Meier
Hormel Slaughtering Plant in Bureau Set for Aug 1967
Hormel Co announces a new 150000 square foot slaughtering plant in Bureau Illinois. An architect's drawing shows a nine story facility with pre stained exterior metal siding and a tower level housing curing and storage. bids were mailed June 20 with final bids due July 27 and construction slated to start soon, completion expected in August 1967.
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New Hormel Co
Bureau
Burea
Wie
A. Hormel & Co
Dulsen & Johnson
Int Architects
Chicago
Mormel Co
Addiion
Hormel Co
Economic Pace in 9th District Showing Gains
The Federal Reserve District covering Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota Upper Michigan and northwestern Wisconsin reports gains for the year. Farm prices rise nearly three percent and April check dollars rise 13 percent while electric power use expands 12 percent. Construction runs ahead of last year’s first four months.
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Ah Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Medicare Billing Delay Clarified by Social Security Official
Miss Leonore Hise district security manager says delays in premium notices for medi- Cab insurance under Medicare stem from a processing rush. Bills will be mailed quarterly after the rush ends. For more information contact the Social Security Office, 2nd St NW.
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Leonore Hise
Social Security Office
2Nd Sb
Visit Austin Horal Shattuck to Speak at School
Horal Shattuck will visit Faribault and attend a function for patrons at a school in Austin on June 28. The event draws local attendees and aligns with community programs.
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Austin
Adams 1926 graduates hold second class reunion
Thirteen graduates of the Adsung I High School class of 1926 gathered at the Adams Minnesota high school for a reunion led by Supt Otis Jorstad and former teacher Paul Runkel. A tour of the building preceded an Austin farewell gathering at Nelsons with Forty years later pictures and corsages. Several attendees from St Paul Minneapolis Gardena and Austin shared life updates and discussed plans for another reunion in five years.
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Bernie Foland
Cal
Epland
Victor Lindquist
Alice Walyers
John Scoggin
Marcella Heimer
St. Paul
Bernie Boland
Lawrence Anderson
Minneapolis
Melvin Fardahl
Devonah
Iowa
Joel Ulven
Rochesters
Vernon Gilligan
Gardena
Calif
George Orcutt
Neeya Dustel
Sylvia Limtle Slamson
Austing
Martin Pederson
Paul Winkels
Adams
Misa Catherine Koenigs
Pued
Archie Roe
LaRoy
Pay! Kunkel
Sleepy Fyn
Urge Construction Workers Not to Cut Telephone Lines
Northwestern Bell urges diggers to call before trenching near underground cables to prevent service disruption and emergency call failures. Managers warn summer excavation raises risk as work digs into more cables while stormproofing and aesthetics drive underground placements.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tie
Northwestern Tell
Diverted Acres Must Be Seeded by July 1
County farmers enrolled in the 1968 feed grain program were reminded that all diverted acres must be seeded by July 1 to remain eligible. Lausen, county ASCS committee chairman, urged compliance or risk loss of diverted acres and related price support payments.
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Covoo
Tlenty Lausen
ASCS
Tailire
Spring Valley School Board Hires Three Teachers
Spring Valley Minnesota, the school board met to plan for future needs and hire three teachers. LeRoy Roltcher of Gaylord, a University of Minnesota June graduate, begins July 1 directing Vo-Ag programs. Sheila Peleus, formerly of Medford and Kirkhaven, will teach senior high music. Lewellyn Flattum of Mabel, a June graduate of Winona State College, has majors in speech and math.
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Spring Valuey
Minn
Spring Valley
LeRoy Roltcher
Gaylord
University of Minnesota
Vo-Ag
Sheila Peleus
Medford
Minnesota
Kirkhaven
Lewellyn Flattum
Mabel
Winona State College
Former Austin Man De Loss Tanner TV Inventor Dies Aboard
De Loss Tanner, a former Austinite and advanced product designer for Motoralt, died June 3 in Chicago days before presenting a paper on a 13 cubic inch receiver. He designed a tiny television with a 2 inch screen weighing under 2 pounds, using earphones and ear plug cords as an antenna, with most electronics in a 1 cubic inch area. Survived locally by mother Elsie Tanner of Brownsdale and sisters Helen Potter of Brownsdale and Westrow of Austin.
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de Loss Tanner
Tamnerala
Mbsigence
AML
Vanner
Mork and Hansen Seek No Endorsement at DFL Convention
Mork and Hansen, both Ju pture senate candidates, asked the Mower County DFL not to endorse them and to let them run in the primary. The party agreed to proceed against incumbent P J Holand at the endorsing convention and monthly meeting held at Union Hall. Mrs Stella Jenson indicated possible candidacy for state house in rural Mower County but has not decided. It is assumed incumbent Mrs K K Bfe- Milan will run again.
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C. J
Baldy) Manse
State House of Cepresentatives
Mower
Ausin
Mra. K, K
Bmfe- Milan
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