North Dakota flood echoes of my mother’s tough faith
A reflective piece recalls the North Dakota flood and the author’s mother, a symbol of stoic resilience. It contrasts hardy pioneer spirit with modern media coverage, noting how adversity is faced by leaning into the wind and finding strength in luck and perseverance. The essay explores memory, loss, and the idea that some cope by denying despair.
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North Dakota
Circo
Poice
Feneres
Grand Forks
Main Street
Mom
Oakner School Remembered As Community Landmark
Oakner School closed in June 1967 and was torn down in 1992 marking the end of a community landmark. A committee led by Lloyd Anderson plans a cairn to memorialize the school which operated from 1920 with 84 students and later housed social and sporting events. Funds of 1200 plus are available. further fundraising is sought.
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Oakner School
Council For the
R.M. of
Oakner
Scotia
Maple Shade
Grand Nk Railway
Birdtail River
Hamiota Collegiate
Onl
Mary Roud
Joan Foxton
Lloyd Anderson
Lorraine Brooks
Marlene Robinson
Ron Knight
New computer magazine at the library announces rotation
Gladys Mathison reports spring book rotation at the library will close for two days. Fiction books will be rotated, causing closures on Tuesday May 27 and Tuesday June 10. A new subscription, Family PC, has been added to library magazines for computer knowledge.
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Gladys Mathison
Family PC
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