The committee Tuesday considered tentative plans for the installation of a pipe organ in the new auditorium. A three-manual pipe organ will cost approximately $12,000 and without any question such an instrument will be
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Swiftly the years have been fleeting by; Broad are the miles that between us lie And far have we grown apart; Yet there is something devout and fine That cherishes those old friends of
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Most people in prison eventually return to society. The question is: what kind of people do we want them to be when they do? This piece — part personal account, part policy critique — explores how truth-in-sentencing laws strip away the very incentives that help people change. Through the story of one man who turned
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Then we, as a community, will have the benefit of our own money for the general prosperity and advancement of our own city.
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The Snake Creek Township held a jack rabbit drive in their district last Sunday and brought in about 400. There was a jack rabbit drive held in the Gassman district last Sunday and they
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The Tree committee of the Association of Commerce met Tuesday morning to make preliminary plans for a campaign which it is hoped will result in numerous shelter belts around farm homes along the state
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Beautification and the increasing in value through the planting of trees on farms of Ward county situated on the main highways is one of the aims of the Minot Association of Commerce for the
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Magnificent building erected at Corner of Main St. S and Fourth Avenue which will be formally opened next week.
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Petitions for eight candidates for three positions in the city election have been filed with the city auditor. The city election takes place on Tuesday, April 5. Four candidates are up for two city
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A large crowd attended the debate Tuesday night, which was on the question of farm aid legislation thru means of an "equalization fee." Minot had the negative of the question, and will also have
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Some places don’t just preserve history — they live it. Tucked into Wisconsin’s Driftless hills, Norskedalen is more than a museum or nature center. It’s a living story of Norwegian-American resilience, shaped by floods, farmhouses, trolls, and tradition. As it nears its 50th anniversary, this valley continues to grow, guided by a deep respect for
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We don’t always see the whole picture — not because we won’t, but because we can’t. That’s the haunting clarity behind a neurological condition called hemispheric neglect, where patients lose awareness of half their world. In this quiet, lyrical reflection, the story of Mrs. S. — who lives only in the right half of her
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Every year, I plant something different in my containers in the front of my house, trying to find that perfect plant. Maybe it’s because I don’t keep notes and can’t remember what I planted, but we won’t get into that. I want something that can handle some shade and lots of wind, and feed the
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Bismarck is asking its residents a simple but powerful question: What do you want to see built next? Through its revived “Call for Projects,” the city is inviting community members, students, and partners to pitch ideas that could shape the future of downtown. From talent retention to quality of life, no idea is too small
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Yet each man kills the thing he loves, By each let this be heard; Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word; The coward does it with a kiss, The
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In many instances women occupy responsible positions similar to those held by men, and by proving their efficiency in such lines are eligible to the same salaries as the men are. Salaries, however, should
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