DO IT NOW! Your Nation Needs Scrap Metal! [...]

Despite the fact that Minot poultry processors report a serious shortage of help in picking turkeys and chickens, several carloads of these dressed birds have been shipped to [...]

The department wasn't organized for such a complete state coverage of snow that showed 80 inches in the Hebron-Richardton district, 60 inches at Stanley, Palermo, and Blaisedell and north to Kenmare, 70 inches south [...]

On this day the Queen of an era ascended, trade got a faster route, and our President swore he wasn't a crook. In Minot, we were talking government reform. Gambling didn't pay -- most of the time, and we were happy to be done with an election. [...]

"Something unusual and very rare in North Dakota occurred during the start of the snow storm a couple of weeks ago. Moisture in the dry bottoms of Oak [...]

"Of the 12,563,757 radio sets in the United States, with their estimated 50,186,494 listeners there is not an operator of a single, solitary one who will not be glad that this campaign of 1932 [...]

And so reduced to its simplest terms, the jackpot was found likely to pay one nickel for every ten invested. [...]

"An appeal is to be made to the next legislative assembly to repeal all state laws enacted in pursuance of the prohibition clause in the state constitution, repealed [...]

"Petitions asking for a special election in Minot on the question of changing from the commission to the aldermanic form of government were filed with the city auditor a few days ago by O. [...]

On this day, an empire fell. A dissident was born. Political activism of the 1960s got a nudge. In Minot, one of our sons was achieving elsewhere. A war widow was representing us during our christening, and our local editor was talking elections. [...]

"A former Minot girl whose husband, Lieutenant V. R. Sandberg of the U. S. merchant marines was killed in an explosion of two munitions ships at Port Chicago, [...]

"Surely the legislature will recognize this farcical condition and give us some kind of law that will make of the primary a run-off so the people of North Dakota can elect such important officials [...]

"For instance . . . a fellow suggested that folks over fifty who are not actively engaged in business should not have the right to vote . . . we might go along with [...]

"Mayor Charles M. Dale of Portsmouth, N. H., son of Fred V. Dale of Minot, was named Republican governor-elect of his state in last week's election." [...]