On This Day | Local Spending Comes Back Again

... had always gotten satisfactory work at satisfactory princes in Minot and desire to continue to give the local pinteries their work, realizing that a dollar spent here for printing would more than likely

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On This Day | Female Skaters Beware!

According to the Scientific American, roller skating has a serious effect on our young people, noticeably upon girls. It has been demonstrated that one of the effects of roller skates is to make flat

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On This Day | Minot’s First Church Turns 25!

Perhaps Erik R. Ramstad's house on the present site of the Great Northern Round house and Peter Ramstad's house just east of present city limits were the one most frequently used as meeting places.

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On This Day | December 15

On this day, we got our rights. They later led to a movie that that isn't "Gone" at all. It was a good day for towers. In Minot, we were proud of helping new citizens, we were instructed on how to run whiskey, we supported a role for government in developing new industry.

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On This Day | Pride in Educating New Citizens

The night schools everywhere are doing great good. Foreigners are given an opportunity to learn to read and write. With night schools held about the state, it will be but a short time until

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On This Day | A Prescient Position On Many Levels

Our own state has carried on extensive experiments and the government has carried out the work of experimentation to a considerable extent. The Independent believes that the government should bear the cost of these

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On This Day | How to Run Whiskey

Frequently they trade stolen cars for whiskey, sometimes that turn over American money and frequently issue bad checks. Joe's partners lost $20,000.00 worth of whiskey through poor checks.

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On This Day | December 14

On this day a Norwegian won a race to the South. NASA got a first look at a neighbor. In Newtown, CT, at an elementary school -- tragedy. In Minot, Teddy was in the news and gave a delicious quote. Men were being invited to take up meat carving, and the news was making a mockery of nutritive science.

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On This Day | Meat Carving Lessons?

Each man will be required to wrestle individually with all kinds of meats, from the Sunday morning ham to the Thanksgiving turkey, and not until he has learned to sever joints and slice cuts

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On This Day | The Markets & Milk

A statement appeared in a prominent western paper a few days ago to the effect that analysis showed that skim milk possessed but little, if any, nutritive value. This was a bad error, for

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On This Day | Teddy Returns, Teddy Bear, Teddy Butter

After spending fully fifteen minutes in teh cabin the president took reluctant leave and passed down the aisle. On his way to the door he passed the butter exhibit which he had made a

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On This Day | December 13

On this day an Englishman went round the world, there were atrocities in a war we've been taught little of, and a hotly contested election was gracefully conceded. In Minot, our home town sons were making good, an Englishman had a comment on our success, and Burlington has an inventor making news.

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On This Day | Minot Kids Making Good Out There

That praise of the dramatic skill and ability of a former Minot boy while at the University of North Dakota by the leading worker of folk playmaking should win the applause of a New

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On This Day | Imitation Leather Invented in Burlington?

The process discovered by Mr. Dove Monday is that of making the most beautiful imitation grained leather with the use of coatings of his product on oiled or parchment paper.

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On This Day | Influenza Sweeps Through Schools

The Christmas music program shall be indefinitely deferred -- perhaps until next year. It seems quite unwise to bring the pupils together in such numbers.

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On This Day | Flood Protection Funding Falls Short

There is a question as to when the work will be completed, inasmuch as the drainage commission of Ward county at the present time is out of funds.

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