Blackduck raises beer and drink prices at village store
The Blackduck Village Council last meeting raised beer to 50 cents a bottle and drinks to 55 cents each at the Blackduck Municipal Liquor Store. The increases mark inflation, as former prices were 45 and 50 cents respectively.
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Blackduck
Grygla Eagle Joins Regional Newspaper Roll
The Grygla Eagle, a new weekly publication in Richards chain, launches alongside the Oklee Herald and the Gonvick Leader Record. Friday marks its first issue as one of the area’s few recent newspaper launches.
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Grygla Eagle
Richards
Oklee Herald
McIntosh Times
Gonvick Leader Record
Cass Lake Announces New Low Income Housing Plan
Cass Lake introduces a community housing project inviting low income families to inquire about residence. Seven or eight of the planned 15 three and four bedroom homes will be ready by November 1, announced Lyle Chisholm, chairman of the Cass Lake Housing and Redevelopment Authority. Interested parties should contact the Fuller Agency for details.
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Cass Lake
Lyle Chisholm
Two Charged With Marijuana Possession In Hubbard County
Park Rapids report states two people faced Hubbard County Court charges for possessing more than 1.5 ounces of marijuana. Defendants are Robert Erick Jacobson 20 Solway and Carol Arlean Mickalson 20 Guthrie. Each was released after arraignment on a $1000 bond.
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Hubbard County
Jay Mondry
Robert Erick Jacobson
Solway
Carol Arlean Mickalson
Guthrie
Former Bagley Man Heads Arts Academy Director List
John R. Hood, a 1942 Bagley High School graduate and brother of Bagley High School teacher Don Hood, is named director of the Arts Academy of Interlochen Michigan. Hood served in the Marine Corps for three years and earned a 1950 degree from Central Michigan University. He taught at Ann Arbor and with the Michigan Department of Conservation and has taught ecology at the Academy since 1963.
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Arts Academy of Interlochen
Mich
John R. Hood
Don Hood
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Marine Corps
Central Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Michigan Department of Conservation
Academy
Cattlemen to Meet Over Rustling Concerns in Bagley
Area cattlemen plan an 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the American Legion Hall in Bagley to discuss preventing cattle losses. Clearwater County Sheriff Kenneth Felt and conservation officer Jack Backer will discuss theft prevention measures.
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American Legion Hall
Bagley
Clearwater County
Kenneth Felt
Jack Backer
Three Heavenly Desserts From Bemidji and Los Angeles
A weekly cooking column presents three dessert recipes. Cherry Delight by Mrs. Russel Goplin of Bemidji uses cherry pie filling with a yellow or white cake mix, butter, coconut or nuts, baked 25 minutes at 375. Cookie Dessert by Mrs. Joseph Chianelli of Bemidji uses chocolate cookies, gelatin, egg whites, sugar, vanilla, cream, and crumbs for a chilled square. Vanilla wafer cake by Mrs. Monty Keys of Los Angeles combines vanilla wafers, eggs, coconut, nuts, sugar, milk, and butter baked in a tube pan at 275 for 90 minutes. serves without frosting.
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Russel Goplin
Bemidji
Joseph Chianelli
Chianelli
Monty Keys
Los Angeles
Calif
National papers cut size due to price crisis
Readers discuss which section they would miss most as newspapers trim page counts amid a national newsprint shortage. The debate centers on feature stories, sports pages, and classifieds, highlighting changes in how communities access local information.
Reno nutritionist touts breakfasts with pizza and tacos
A University of Nevada Reno nutritionist promotes nontraditional breakfasts such as pizza tacos and bagels with creamed cheese as nutritious options. She argues breakfast is about nutrients not specific foods and cites experiments with scout camp meals to show acceptance of change.
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Reno
Nev
University of Nevada-Reno
Marjorie Stevenson
Mrs. Stevenson
Pioneer publication postal rates and memberships
The Pioneer prints daily except Sundays and holidays. It is a division of Scripps-Howard News papers, Inc. based in Bemidji Minnesota. The paper serves as a member of the Associated Press and Minnesota Newspaper Association. Subscription costs include $21 per year in trade zones, $23 outside trade zone, and $2.50 per month by carrier.
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Scripps Iift Newspapers, Inc
Neilson
Pioneer Street
Bemidji
Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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