On this day, George Washington and his troops were suffering for their desired independence, a Christmas classic was first published, and we left the moon for the last time, so far. In Minot, we were drilling for oil and had hit 1350 feet, we won the war by being better at food, and a the Spanish flu was proving difficult to figure. [...]

In several cities where the disease had subsided, the epidemic broke out shortly after the reopening of the public institutions, but it is hoped that the disease has been so checked in Minot, there [...]

The drillers are down 1350 feet in the well of the Des Lacs Western oil well near Lone Tree. They have struck something as hard as flint and drilled only ten feet from Friday [...]

There is no royal road to food conservation. We can only accomplish this by voluntary action of our whole people, each element in proportion it is needs. It is a matter of equality of [...]

On this day, the U.S. atoned for an original sin, a 10-month battle ended, and generating electricity went nuclear in Pennsylvania. In Minot, there was interest in a home builders association, a couple was worried about the world ending -- the news told them it would, and an early meme crossed the country. [...]