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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

8

Salt Not Harmful to Roads Says Highway Dept

The Minnesota Department of Highways explains that air entrainment in concrete creates microscopic air bubbles to accommodate expansion from frozen melt water. Salt on icy pavements does not damage air entrained pavement, but non air entrained sidewalk or garage concrete can suffer surface scaling from frozen water expansion.

ST. Paul Department of Highways

Creamery Manager Resigns From Blackduck Creamery

Mrs. Bert Lindquist resigned as manager at the Blackduck Creamery on March 7 after 26 years with the firm. The resignation takes effect April 1 and she will assist with book work while continuing as village clerk and working for Lindquist Trucking Service. The creamery, organized in 1915 and USDA approved, had 320 active patrons at year end 1971, with eight payroll employees and two extra route men.

Ann Manthei Blackduck Bert Lindquist Blackduck Creamery Blackduck’s Creamery Minnesota U.S.C.A

The Value and Craft of Garment Linings in Fashion

A fashion lesson explains why linings matter in clothing. Linings improve wear, conceal seams, and extend life. They protect fabric from wear, provide a smooth interior, and must match care with fashion fabric. Instructions cover cutting, stitching, and attaching linings to dresses and coats.

Sarah Cox University of Minnesota

Assembly Bill Would Legalize Swearing in Front of Women

Sacramento lawmaker Jim Keyser introduced a bill to remove a misdemeanor charge for swearing in the presence of women. He argued the current law is demeaning to women and noted that in his travels groups he meets use expressive language.

Sacramento Calif State Assembly Jim Keyser

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RAY Mayers James Flodeen Lindquist Rers Nwights Jeanery Savings Cressan Midway Drive Bemidji, Minnesota Cecil Hulbert George Morris Eugene Theisen Earl Moe Jim Lahr Francis Thielman Lloyd Torkelsom Northomne Fredolf Ecklund
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