Lake Mills Triumphs Over Bisons In Conference Opener
The Lake Mills Bulldogs opened conference play with a 13 0 win over the Bison Herd on their home field. Darrell Kinden sparkled in the second quarter with two rushing touchdowns as the Lake Mills defense contained Britt and Garner threats. Belmond leads the North Iowa standings with 2 0 1, while Northwood and Forest City trail. upcoming games include Lake Mills at Nashua and Britt at Forest City. Waldorf College started its 1956 football season with a 19 6 road loss to Norfolk Junior College under head coach R M Bungum, while preparing with a 25 man squad and six returning lettermen.
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Lake Mills Bulldogs
Bison “Herd
Darrell Kinden
Lakers
Buffaloes
Bil
Jensvold
Herd
Northwood
Garner
Belmond
Lake Mills
Forest City
Buffalo
Center
Buffalo Center
Garner Britt
Nashua
Waldorf College
Norfolk
Nebraska
Norfolk Junior College
Waldorf Waxt
R. M. Bungum
Roger Aykes
Gary Honken
Gordon West
Minneapolis Lakers to Play at Blue Earth
Blue Earth area fans will see the NBA's top teams as the Minneapolis Lakers meet the St. Louis Hawks in an exhibition at Blue Earth High School on Monday at 8 pm. Tickets cost 2.00 reserved and 1.50 general. outlets include Hamre's Cities Service and others. The Lakers, six time world champions, celebrate their tenth season and have never finished lower than second in their division.
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Blue Earth Area
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Blue Earth High School
Blue Earth Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hamre
Cities Service
Holland's’ Grocery
Candy Box
Central Cafe
Blue Earth
Blue Earth Jc's
Lakers
John Kundla
Buffalo Center Youth Key Player Eyes Role on Central Football
Buffalo Center boy and central college squad details the scrimmage season with Coach Richard Babe Tusseling reviewing aspirants for each position. The opener at Indianola against Simpson ended 32 to 6, with Darrell Albers among leading halfback candidates.
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Richard “Babe” Tusseling
Central College
Americans Spent 3 Billion on Hunting and Fishing in 1955
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports 1955 saw nearly 3 billion spent by hunters and fishermen across the United States. About 20.8 million fished, with expenditures totaling 1.914 million dollars for fishing gear and meals, lodging, and transport. Hunters numbered 11.8 million, spending 936.687 million, including 124.389 million on hunting dogs. Iowa appears in a seven state region with high per capita fishing and hunting activity.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Crossley
S D Surveys, Inc
New York
Iowa
Midwest
Crossley Company
Deer License Deadline Set for October 12 for Gun Tags
Town deer hunters are reminded of the October 12 deadline for shotgun deer hunting license applications. By September 17 the Commission has 1,392 gun license and 309 bow and arrow license applications. No gun license applications will be accepted after October 12, with a cap of 6,000 gun licenses. Bow licenses are unlimited and available from state conservation officers. Send $10 with the application to the State Conservation Commission, Des Moines. Application blanks available at The Tribune office.
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The
Conservation Commission
Commission
State Conservation Commission
East 7Th
Court
Des Moines
Tribune
Grant Gleaners Elect New Officers at September Meeting
The Grant Gleaners met at Mary Ellen Heyes home at 8:00 with 13 members present and 5 new members welcomed Judy Heyer Gloria Joss Virginia Harrings Judy Harringa and Dee Ann Nelson. Officers elected include Myma Boyken president Karen Pederson vice president Mary Ellen Heyes secretary treasurer Joyce Krull historian Lesh Orthel photographer and Carolyn Schmidt reporter. New members chose big sisters and monthly showings planned.
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Grant Gleaners
Mary Ellen Heyes
Mary Ellen
Lucille Roth
Judy Heyer
Gloria Joss
Virginia Harrings
Judy Harringa
Dee Ann Nelson
Myma Boyken
Karen Pederson
Joyce Krull
Lesh Orthel
Carolyn Schmidt
Rosalind Ryerson
Community remodeling projects brighten west side homes
Frost painters brighten several west side houses with white and green trim. Risius homes gain pine and walnut brown accents while Schmidt and Leibrand add red and yellow coats. Dr Moermond ranch features brick work and a growing fireplace. Renovations continue on Gottfried Adams Wempen properties with new windows, insulation and enclosed porch. Interior staining at Calhoun home proceeds as furnace installation progresses. Several homes see plastering, chimney work, and basement divisions nearing completion. School and hospital projects face delays due to missing window frames and brick. Fences, walks, and concrete work advance around new residences as crews prepare for finishing touches.
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Denry Rug
Frost
West Side
Klaus Risius
Joe Risius
Forrest Schmidt
Melvin Leibrand
Ben Gottfried
Fred Adams
Dick Wempens
Grant Burger
Sam Schuler
Tte
M. F. Calhoun
Lindy Quamime
Moeller
Tom Hanson
J. R. Johnson
Richard Price
Homer Ankeny
Leon Vanteicher
Sheldon Cram
Mika
Local Building Upgrades And Elevator Work Progress
Hippen moves from the country to a site south of the Interstate Power Co storage house. Lloyd Robinson building project north of Alf. Heitland walls partially across front. Dick DeVries begins remodel of Alvin Winter home adding a large living room and two upstairs bedrooms with east facing gables. Bob Van Hoose rear addition enclosed with blue asphalt shingles and white asbestos shakes. new cement step added. Andrew Harringa paints his new home a spongee with dark cherry trim. Ephoe Winter finishes his in pure white. Harley Harris moves a recently purchased home near Thompson onto a foundation east of Tony Behrends. steps to be built, grading started. City completes new road bed east of Farmer's Elevator to south of Fred Roeske corner, gravel to follow. elevator area improving with tanks and oil firm structures. Elevator work proceeding at night to avoid corn unloading disruption. 200,000 bushels stored, two bins filled. Plasterers target finish of driveway. steel machinery, spouting now in and painted dark blue gray. Electricians finish wiring upper section. Cliff Winter and J. Wilbur Becker start two way communication system linking elevator workers to main office. Charley Kruger installs a Dowagiac oil station furnace to improve winter comfort.
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Hippen
Interstate Power Co
Lloyd Robinson
Alf
Heitland
Dick DeVries
Alvin Winter
Bob van Hoose
Andrew Harringa
Apongee
Ephoe Winter
Harm
Harley Harris
Thompson
Tony Behrends
Fred Roeske
Rock Island
Cliff Winter
J. Wilbur Becker
Charley Kruger
Thanks for hospital care and birthday gathering in Joke
A reader expresses gratitude to Buffalo Center Hospital staff for care during a recent accident and thanks visitors and card givers. The message notes congratulations for John Ennens and Shirley Ennen and mentions Jasper and Maria Dohlman families hosting birthday celebrations in Joke.
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Jasper Dohiman
Henry Dohiman
Markley Ennen
John Ennen
W. A. Brass
J.H. Ennens
John
Shirley
Joice
Janice
Sharon Dohlman
Jasper Dohlmans
Why Do More Women Vote Republican
A historical extract argues women favor Ike due to family-focused reasoning. It cites Gallup polls showing women’s support for Eisenhower, claims on peacekeeping, prosperity, and security as core reasons. The piece presents statistics on voting patterns, incomes, and college enrollment to frame the administration’s perceived success.
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America
Eisenhower Administration
Stabilizing the dollar and social security gains under past administrations
The speaker notes that dollar savings fell 12 percent in three and a half years of Truman and stayed within 2 percent under Eisenhower, enabling family planning for the future. He cites health and welfare cabinet elevation, broad Social Security coverage to 90 percent of workers, and increased benefits including $200 monthly for widows with two children. He also thanks Buffalo Center Hospital staff for care received.
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Hes
Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State, Treasury, Defense and Commerce
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Harold Hutchison, Jr
Mason City
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Warley Watkins
Sioux City
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Herman Krul
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