Gregg Builders Supply opens in Bemidji with open house
Wendell Gregg launches Gregg Builders Supply in Bemidji after decades in plumbing and milling. Open house runs Thursday through Saturday this week at the new 100 by 60 foot building one mile west of city hall on Fourth Street. hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with nephew Dennis Gregg as assistant manager.
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Wendell Gregg
Dennis Gregg
Bemidji Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Club
Greggs
Bruce Hagen
Steven Johnson
George Reed
Gregg Builders Supply
Pioneer
Gregg
Bemidji
Teastrike
Iowa
Henry Krebs
Richard
Alvin Burnham
City Hall
Fourth Street
Bemidji State College
Phillip King
al Reller
Bangsberg Hall
Pioneer Publication Subscription Rates Notice
The Pioneer lists subscription options with annual mail rates for Bemidji Minnesota and surrounding trade zones. It notes carrier pricing and affiliations with AP Minnesota Newspaper Association and ABC.
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The
Pioneer
Scrippshift Newspapers, Inc
Neilson and
Pioneer Street
Bemidji
Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
St Paul Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
In St Paul Minnesota cattle and calves saw 4 000 head with steers and heifers fairly active and varied gains. Slaughter steers ranged from 46 50 to 48 25 per cwt with highs including some prime. hogs 7 000 head with 25 50 higher demand. sheep 500 head with slaughter lambs steady to strong and spring lambs rising on select lots.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Exiled Czech artist paints homeland scenes from memory
Anton Boubain, a lifelong painter and former political prisoner, travels with his family for a one man show in Bemidji. He paints landscapes from memory of Czechoslovakia and his new life in Crookston. Boubain studied at Prague’s Artists Academy and in Cairo, Egypt.
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Anton Boubain
Czechoslovakia
United States
Boubain
Bemidji Public
Vienna
Artists Academy
Prague
Cairo
Egypt
Vera
Cool front brings relief across the northeast
The Associated Press reports a cool front eases heat as power demands peak. Consolidated Edison cut voltage five percent for 414 hours and purchased 2 million kilowatts from outside sources to meet record noon demand of 7,917,000 kilowatts while Niagara Mohawk and Philadelphia Electric reported new highs. Ontario Hydro exported 1 million kilowatts to New York and 700,000 kilowatts to southern Michigan, with TVA also contributing.
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United States
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Con Ed
Niagara-Mohawk
New York State
Philadelphia Electric Co
Ontario Hydro- Electric Power Commission
New York
Michigan
Tennessee Valley Authority
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