Ten Years Ago November 18 1965 News Highlights
A Fort Dodge Symphony soloist Kathleen Rickard 15 was chosen for a January concert as French horn player for three years. Eugene Kerns 17 earned Master Swine Producer for his 4 H swine projects. A C and N W train derailment near Bradgate damaged track. five cars and one engine were involved. A nursing home meeting set for Monday November 22 in Rolfe to discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Rickard
Fort Dodge Symphony Orchestra
Kathleen
Eugene Kerns
Earl Kerns
Plover
N. W
Bradgate
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Earl Young
Fern Pease
George Lehnus
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Young Womens
Rolfe
Rudy Phillips
Bernard Ferden
Dale Spiker
Frank
Bob Larson
Harold Calligan
George Beckord
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
P. L. Strong
Moses
Z. T. Carroll
Alex Barker
John A
Walter Heald
Pilot Creek
Heald
Gerd Beneke
Local residents host visits and share Thanksgiving break
Locals hosted multiple guests visiting from Rochester Minn and Boone Iowa. Families from Ames Britt and Decatur hosted relatives during breaks and dances. A Wartburg student spent Thanksgiving recess with family while outings included a Holiday On Ice performance in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Ripperger
Forrest Anderson
Stockton
Theo Rippergers
Norton Ives
George Heald
Gaius Ives
Ames
John Winthian
Arlington
Dawn
Heidi Dahl
Jim Young
Jeff
Mark
Sandy
Roxanne Baker
Britt
Jim
Minnie Young
Pease-Koenigsberg
Audrey Rickless
Iowa Then and Now: Land, Claims, and Early Settlers
Iowa history recounts how settlers acquired land via government surveys and public sales, forming claim associations to buy for members. It details claim rules, claim jumpers punished, early Burlington and Dubuque sales in 1838, and the rise of local law through these associations, plus a humorous aside about noisy neighbors and a pie plate gag.
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United States
Iondland
France
Burlington
Dubuque
Iowa
Wisconsin Territorial Gazette
Johnson County
Jesse Macy
Cluc
Iowa State Commerce Commission
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Buting
George Marine
Eleanor Bates
Joy Boys
M. R. Fisher
Delco
W. C. Struthers
W. A. Spence
Alfred Hewlett
Edress
C. J. Morrison
Dorothea
Sousa
Robert Kent
Tom Jones
Frank Charlton
Rex VanAlstine
Gilmore City
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Sialokdokokkkok
Hubert L. Moeller
Rolfb Arrow
Federal Power Commission