On this day in 1792, the cornerstone of the White House was laid in Washington, D.C. The building would become the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States, symbolizing the American presidency and government.
On this day in 1884, Greenwich, in London, was established as the Prime Meridian of the world at the International Meridian Conference. This decision standardized global time zones and coordinates, facilitating international navigation and communication.
On this day in 1943, Italy declared war on its former Axis partner, Nazi Germany, after the fall of Mussolini’s regime. This marked a significant shift in World War II, as Italy joined the Allies in the fight against Germany.
Born & Died: Margaret Thatcher, (Born, 1925) Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom known as the “Iron Lady,” Ed Sullivan, (Died, 1974) American television personality known for hosting “The Ed Sullivan Show,” Paul Simon, (Born, 1941) American singer-songwriter known for his work with Simon & Garfunkel, Milton S. Hershey, (Died, 1945) American chocolatier and founder of The Hershey Company, Sacha Baron Cohen, (Born, 1971) British actor and comedian known for his characters like Borat, Marie Osmond, (Born, 1959) American singer and actress known for her work with her brother Donny, Jerry Rice, (Born, 1962) American former NFL wide receiver considered one of the greatest of all time, Bing Crosby, (Died, 1977) American singer and actor known for his smooth voice and classic hits like “White Christmas.
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“`The Ward County Independent, October 13, 1921
Early Local Food Entrepreneurs
“Messrs. Olson & Hammill will open a wholesale and retail meat store in the McJannett block as soon as the carpenters and plumbers get the fixtures in place.”
The Ward County Independent, October 13, 1921
Hunter Safety Warnings
“Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 11.—Frank S. Johnson, superintendent of the boiler room of the Great Northern railway shops here, was accidentally shot and killed last night while hunting ducks near here.”
The Ward County Independent, October 13, 1921
Today’s Happenings!
SavorMinot’s guest writer for today is The Most Interesting Man in the World from the Dos Equis beer ad campaign. Read and grade the reults here.
Live Music!
Desperate Electric @Atypical
Sunday, October 13th
Get ready to groove with Desperate Electric at Atypical Brewery & Barrelworks this Sunday, October 13th, in downtown Minot. Enjoy a unique power disco vibe, live music, and delicious food truck offerings at this World Beer Cup-winning venue. #LiveMusicMinot #AtypicalBrewery #SavorMinot
Weekly Features
The Caprese Melt (and the rest of this week’s features) @PrairieSkyBreads
Wednesday, October 9th — Sunday, October 13th
Indulge in Prairie Sky Breads’ Caprese Melt, a delightful grilled sandwich featuring fresh mozzarella, basil pesto, and balsamic reduction, available this week in downtown Minot. Pair it with their PSB House Salad for a perfect meal experience. #CapreseMelt #PrairieSkyBreads #SavorMinot
Today’s Features
Sweetly Sour Sundays! @Atypical
Sunday, October 13th
Join Atypical Brewery & Barrelworks for Sweetly Sour Sundays on October 13th in downtown Minot, where you can enjoy $1 off every sour beer on tap, in cans, and bottles. Experience live music, delicious food trucks, and award-winning barrel-aged beers in a lively atmosphere. #CraftBeerLovers #SundayFunday #SavorMinot
