On This Day | Post War Building Goes Boom!

Huge building programs in Minot are getting under way with spring. The office of the city engineer of Minot has issued permits in the last three weeks alone calling for $287,500 worth of construction

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On This Day | Cawing Before the War

If Germany can gloat over the destruction of Belgrade then slapping the baby is probably not as cowardly as we had thought.

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On This Day | The Most Important News

All of them wonderful fellows and loyal employees. We miss them.

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On This Day | Celebrating and Remembering

Rangvold Kvelstad, teacher at Larson, informed us this week that he had received a letter from the governor of the state of Washington, Hon. Arthur B. Langlie, in which Mr. Langlie stated that he

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On This Day | 8-Cent Egg Machines

It pays to buy better chicks

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On This Day | A Better Mouse Trap

"You have to set it yourself the first time," says Rolfson, apologetically. "But after that, every rodent caught in it sets the trap for the next one."

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On This Day | One Million Trees for North Dakota

The School of Forestry nursery at Bottineau has about one million forest tree seedlings read to be shipped out to all parts of the state when the tree planting season arrives in April.

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On This Day | Commentary to Meet the Moment

More than 700 young men have gone from Ward county into the armed services of the country in an incredibly short time and that many more will be gone before we realize it—but by

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On This Day | A Tube for a Tube

A war production board edict issued in Washington last week prohibits retail merchants from selling toothpaste or shaving cream in tubes to any customer who fails to turn in some type of used collapsible

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On This Day | Suspicious Times

Since American-born persons of Japanese ancestry as well as alien Japanese are being removed from a wide west coast area, many students will not be able to finish their college education unless arrangements can

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On This Day | Mrs. America Goes to War

Mrs. and Miss America are going to be vital factors in the nation’s war production program. about 4,000,000 of them will be working in plants of many descriptions in the next year and a

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On This Day | Training Youth for War Industries

The policy report calls for a wartime program of school action which gives every child an opportunity to play a part in winning the war. Such programs are already underway in many communities.

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On This Day | A Quiet Fourth of July By Law

With all this red tape there wouldn’t be any purchasers this year even if there were any firecrackers available!

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On This Day | Welcome Canadian Immigrants

A possible explanation of this remarkable increase, according to Roy N. Bach, in charge of the state’s game count, is that approximately 700 deer had drifted across into the United States from Canada. One

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On This Day | A Low Flood Risk Year

The gate at the dam in Minot has been raised a little so that about 9000 cubic feet of water per second is being released from the reservoir. The dam is now storing about

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On This Day | Slaying Debt Kills Mills, Kudos Commisioners!

With the reduction in indebtedness has come a reduction in the county tax rate, Brey points out. The 1940 taxes were assessed at a rate of 18.71 mills; the 1941 taxes at a rate

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