More Winners Named in Ault Fall Festival Judging
Results from the Ault Fall Festival show senior and junior crop entries across multiple classes. Winners include Jim Johnson Grand Champion for Senior crops and numerous named participants such as Mildred Dyer Dora Cuffel G. E. Wood and Lenny Simpson across vegetables, fruits, beans, squashes, flowers, and baked goods with blue red and white awards highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poppers
Cliff White
Belly Gavin
Jim Johnson
Mildred Dyer
G. E. Wood
Chitt White
St. "I. Blok
Rautenstanek
E. L. Gregory
Dora Cuffel
Cuftel
Blohm
Wilbur Cosley
Dora Loffel
C. W. Preston
Wilbur Cooley
Jim Rohnson
Gene Preston
Mildred
Dyer
Rautenstrauch
Blehmi
Candice Dill
Vicki Dill
Jautenstauch
Blehm
Story
Gregory
Eegory
Dale ‘Jansson
Tim Jansson
Sheri Koppenhafer
Jim ‘White
Clint Koppenhafer
Ilut Koppenhafer
Koppenhafer
Aul Farmer
Mikelle
Robin Breston
Paul Farmer
Jerry S Impson
Jerry Simpson
Lenny Simpson
Fyeplant
Lenny : Simpson
Lenny “Simpson
Jenny Simpson
Chris
Kim Anderson
Dean ‘Woods
Lenny
Sharpson
Tenny Simpson
Date Jansson
Lanny Shumpson
Susan Langford
rCheis Anderson
Kint Anderson
Lenny Anderson
Lennay Simpsan
Jim White
Denise White
Lyon Kennedy
Susan Ehrlich
Kelly Isakson
Hubbard
Carolyn Backstrum
Mike Wiltse
Lenny iSimpson
Lenny Simpsit
Martan Sherr
Soppenhafer
Linda Backstram
Brenda Biggs
Veneral Foods
Santor
Richard Wilhelm Sr
Ward Johnson
Gertrude Rautenstrasch
Brosymes
LiWan Cook
Nancy Conger
Ned
Anne White
Esther Kennedy
Dixie Hansen
Mary Millar
Blur
Deena Simpson
Keith Kennedy
Susan Eckhardt
Lynn Kennedy
Glenda Briggs
Brenda Hingus
Cheryl Weichardt
Kathy Willie
Grant Seela
Ruth Dansatt
Int Dannatt
Roland Miller
Delbert Ha
Rita Ann Siveater
Peena Simpson
Glenda Biges
Ned — Karla Isaksan
Brenda Bas
Cheri Simpson
Lori Tackett
Bila Ann Stewart
Harvey Nelson
Julie Barnes
Sarah Trunyon
Carl Sandon
Ben Gallatin
Red Souther
Panchos
Billie Wickstrom
Doris, Smith
Doris Smith
Mrs. Rautenstrauch
Janice Ehrlich
Kay Backsuum
Dara Cuffel
Lillian Cook
Carol Clary
Kay Backstum
Dora
Turks Choose Powerful General As Chief of Staff
Turks name Gen Faruk Gurler, a respected ground forces commander, as chief of the staff in Ankara amid a backdrop of civilian rule pressures and a tightrope between reform and conservative power. The move follows a yearslong coalition era after 1971 military concerns and outlines plans for constitutional changes and special tribunals, with two other top commanders, Gen Mohsin Batur, staying on. Elections are set for next year.
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Nick Ludington
Associated Press
Ankara
Turkey
Tas
Faruk Gurler
Gurler
Suleyman ‘Demirel
Shey
Fas
2A Commission
Santa Claus
Carlander
Alrich
Mohsin Batur
Batur
Watur
Kemal An‘turk
Peasanit
Shanghai Port Rebounds as One of World's Busiest Harbor
Shanghai port officials say the prewar level of activity is returning with more than 30,000 dock workers moving about 25 million tons annually. Chinese crews operate 10,000-ton liners, many built locally, while foreign ships come from Norway to Japan. The Sun Dock District reports 2,000 dock workers and 420 women, with wages around 70 yuan monthly and extensive welfare for workers, including housing, kindergartens, libraries, and hospitals.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Whangpeo
Norway
Polar
Greece
Japan
Ren Yu-heng
Sun Dock Ditrit
Peking
Moscow
Ren
Tercai
Crane
Igibo
Teeter Totter Record Attempt Fails Again
Landet AP reports a new non stop teeter totter record attempt collapsed after 3 hours of night action in Land er city park. Hoy Hilpp and Terry Slatter, aged 14, suffered a nose injury when a nosepiece failed, ending the try. A prior mechanical failure aborted last month, and the youths plan another attempt but did not set a date.
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Landet
Lander
Seals Endangered Says Biologists at Guelph Meeting
Biologists at a weekend session at the University of Guelph warned that several seal species face extinction as tourist traffic grows and hunting pressures continue. They urged careful monitoring of populations, especially in the Bering Sea, North Atlantic, and sub Arctic islands, to prevent further declines. Rail trends in 1971 show revenue miles and freight car use dropping as shorelines and habitats feel human impact.
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Guielpa, Dl
University of Guelph
Survival Service Commission
International Union For Conservation of and Natural Resources
Switzerland
World Wildlife Mand
Nravirlad
sub-An
Tuvette
Hawaiian Islands
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Gas War Price Claim From Wisconsin Fuel Stop
Hugo Mala of AMWakee in Milwaukin claimed a gas station delay saved money during a fuel shortage. He said his 7000 gallon tank purchase at lower wholesale price outweighed a $1,000 illness cost, noting the drop in gasoline price at the Hose.
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Milwaukin
Wis
Hugo Mala
Amwakee
Lis
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