Bemidji mayor race draws three candidates for primary
The editorial notes three candidates have filed for Bemidji's mayoral primary and suggests the incumbent may file before the deadline. It urges strong voter participation, study of issues, and community support for transportation to polls, while stressing the mayoral seat’s broad responsibilities. The Pioneer states it backs informed voting and nonpartisan information efforts.
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Bemidji readers urged to back recycling and Big Brother program
Letters describe the Bemidji area’s volunteer recycling center reaching 110 tons of reusable glass cans and paper, urge donations for a $4,000 baler, and call for community support from individuals and merchants to cut pollution and protect resources.
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Bemidji Area
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Eric Angvall
Northern Minnesota Recycling Center
Early Sausage Came from Ancient Recipes and Traditions
The piece notes that sausages are an ancient food with references in Li’s early cookbook around A D 228 and that sausages were consumed centuries before Christ.
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Bits of info you ve been waiting for
A jumble of curiosities and quips from HAL BOYLE including bird cooling, life after death tie votes, unconventional checks, a California divorce prank, and quotes from Albert Salomon Elizabeth Barrett Browning and more. The fragment closes with a European style release line.
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New York
Heaven
Satan
California
Albert Salomon
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
College Life Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A mixed word puzzle with across and down clues referencing college life and general terms. Entries include anatomy, geography, and objects like hats, forests, and tools, with various rivered or historical terms and several international references.
San Francisco rooftop bar recalls wartime days and pricey drinks
A narrator recalls a high level bar in a San Francisco skyscraper where an ordinary highball cost two dollars and fifty cents. He shares views of the harbor and bridges, notes a generous on the house drink, and contrasts the scene with wartime memories in the Pacific.
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Honolulu
Crow’s Nest reflections on wealth and a friend’s bold gamble
A personal reminiscence traces postwar newspaper ventures in western Minnesota. The narrator recalls an old friend who invested a hundred thousand dollars and persuaded him to run the papers, sharing a hustler mindset about wealth and risk. The story contrasts poverty and riches with a cautious, ironic tone.
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Minnesota
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