Farewell to Terril Tribune as Lighter leaves for Ocheyedan
The Graettinger Times notes the Terril Tribune will cease publication as John J. Sullivan announces Brother Lighter will move to Ocheyedan to start a new paper, ending thirteen years of Terril service. The paper reflects on the Tribune’s long, neat record and thanks Lighter, wishing him success in his new field.
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Change at the Tribune Ends Local Paper's Run
After years of ties to Terris and loyal local readers, the Tribune announces its suspension due to insufficient advertising. The paper sold its subscription list to Spirit Lake Beacon. Gae Layman will be the Beacon correspondent, and The Ocheyedan Arrow will debut March 3 after moving the plant to Ocheyedan.
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Palo Alto Firemen School of Instruction March 14
Palo Alto volunteer fire companies are invited to an Emmetsburg led school of instruction on March 14. Chiefs from Emmetsburg and Spirit Lake will conduct the sessions, offering valuable information for attendees.
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