Hospital Bulletin From Buffalo Center Affects Local Residents
Tuesday to Monday entries list admissions and dismissals at Buffalo Center Hospital. Names include Milley Elmore, Schaumberg Rake, Kardoes Swea City, Johnson Buffalo Center, Eisenhauer Buffalo Center, Dirksen Woden, Carlson Bricelyn, Jutting Buffalo Center, Melz Buffalo Center, Boyken Titonka, Heyer Buffalo Center, Lehman Thompson, Swalve Buffalo Center, Risius Buffalo Center, Letcher Buffalo Center, and a birth for Mrs Gingrich Titonka. Jeffrey Lynn Thompson LaKote admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milley
Elmore
Walter Schaumberg
Rake
Anton Kardoes
Swea City
Oscar Johnson
Buffalo Center
John Eisenhauer
Lenice Dirksen
Woden
Barbara Carlson
Bricelyn
Jake Jutting
Hugo Melz
Mark Boyken
Titonka
Kevin and
Kirk Heyer
Marvin Lehman
Thompson
Arnold Swalve
Randy Ann
KiJaas Risius
Stephen Letcher
Clarence Gingrich
Herbert Pannhuk
Jeffrey Lynn Thompson
la Kote
Blue Earth Independence Day Festival Highlights Fireworks and Races
Blue Earth Legion Fest No. 89 and the Junior Chamber present a three day Independence Day celebration featuring a Centennial themed Gigantic Show with fireworks, stock car and Thoroughbred horse races, Kids Day rides, bicycle giveaway, and live entertainment across Friday to Sunday July 4th to 6th.
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Blue Earth American Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Chateau Racing Association
North
Iowa
Ace Alt
Ames Lodge Colored
Fairmont Clown Club
Legion 1
Blue Earth Chamber of Commerce Committee
Blue Earth
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Mankato Moose Lodge
Handy Helpers Club Met The Lincoln 4-H
The Handy Helpers Club met at Patty Jutting home on Thursday night June 15, 1956 with Joyce Johnson leading the pledge. Patty Jutting and Hiedecker spoke on Egg Serving and Posture Exercises. A five dollar vote was approved to fund Judy Johnson's 4-H Camp trip. Roll call answered with How to Keep Cool. Meeting adjourned by Linda Kollasch. Games and songs followed with lunch served by Mrs. Jutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Linda Kollasch
Mrs. Jutting
Diane Becker
City Council Proceedings June 15 1858 in Buffalo Center
Mayor Carman called meeting to order with all councilmen present except Schleifer. Bills read include pool labor, blacktopping, publishing notices, repairs, and flower costs. A Class B Beer Permit for Nels Rank and multiple cigarette sales permits were approved. Meeting adjourned with motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeling
Carman
Schleifer
Joyce Schutter
Diane Heitland
Lois Jordal
Iowa
Buffalo Center Tribune
Henke
Billy Smith
Marion Jensen
Hogard & Son
Armstrong Services
Hall Flowers
Bath House
Elmore Nursery
Alvin Walters
Leibrand
Iowa Counties Ranked Among Nation's Leaders
Five Iowa counties Black Hawk Linn Polk Scott and Woodbury appear in the top 200 nationwide per Sales Management Magazine May 10 1958 Survey of Buying Power. Polk Linn and Black Hawk lead in urbanized population retail sales and related store categories with Polk County ranking in population buying income and several sales measures. Other notes mention local visits and quips, reflecting a community newspaper style.
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Tows
Iowa Development Commission
U.S
Sales Management Magazine
Iowa
Woodbury
Polk and Linn
Polk County
Gas consumption in 1957 sets all-time record
Iowa motorists used 1,126,909,000 gallons of gasoline in 1957 up from 1,118,544,000 in 1956, as nationwide demand hit a new peak with 57,402,000,000 gallons. California led national consumption at 5,461,000,000 gallons, with Texas and New York following. Illinois, Michigan, and New Jersey also surpassed one or more billion gallons.
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Iowa
American Petroleum Institute
California
Texas
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Institute
New York State
Michigan
New Jersey
Indiana
Florida
Missouri
North Caren
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Virginia
Minnesota
Georgia
New Tennessee
Kansas
Principles of America as a guide for citizens and nation
A primer outlines core beliefs of American life, listing individual rights and duties. It emphasizes personal freedom, equality, responsible action, education, property, and the balance between freedom and responsibility, urging citizens to live by these principles to strengthen the nation and influence the world.
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United States of America
America
Anvin
Mart
United States
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Dennis
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Tribune
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Eisenhower
Lea Biouea
Sigur. Larmor
Preaident
Capresia
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Young & Kubica, Inc
Matizun
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