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Coupon Queen: Come shopping with the Coupon Queen to see how she saves
Q: In one of your recent columns, you featured a letter from a reader who stated that she spent $45.81 and saved $47.36 with coupons. I have read numerous articles over the years where people say they get their order for free or for a very low cost. These articles never show what was bought and the coupons used. I have always said this is smoke and mirrors as there is no detail.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Q: In one of your recent columns, you featured a letter from a reader who stated that she spent $45.81 and saved $47.36 with coupons. I have read numerous articles over the years where people say they get their order for free or for a very low cost. These articles never show what was bought and the coupons used. I have always said this is smoke and mirrors as there is no detail.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Contributions (March 16, 2013)
Gate City Bank donates to charitable groups Since November, Gate City Bank, Fargo, has donated more than $330,000 to area organizations.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Gate City Bank donates to charitable groups Since November, Gate City Bank, Fargo, has donated more than $330,000 to area organizations.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Letter: In constant awe of ND ‘progress’
I am in constant awe of the real progress North Dakota has made, especially now that we are so wealthy! Soon we will be letting the little women stay in the kitchen and telling us all to burn books to stay warm!
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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I am in constant awe of the real progress North Dakota has made, especially now that we are so wealthy! Soon we will be letting the little women stay in the kitchen and telling us all to burn books to stay warm!
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Coupon Queen: Come shopping with the Coupon Queen to see how she saves
Q: In one of your recent columns, you featured a letter from a reader who stated that she spent $45.81 and saved $47.36 with coupons. I have read numerous articles over the years where people say they get their order for free or for a very low cost. These articles never show what was bought and the coupons used. I have always said this is smoke and mirrors as there is no detail. – Joe B.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Q: In one of your recent columns, you featured a letter from a reader who stated that she spent $45.81 and saved $47.36 with coupons. I have read numerous articles over the years where people say they get their order for free or for a very low cost. These articles never show what was bought and the coupons used. I have always said this is smoke and mirrors as there is no detail. – Joe B.
Saturday, March, 16, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Entrepreneurs back cattle breath analyzer
PIEDMONT, S.D. – Will cattlemen someday measure their animals’ breaths and belches to determine feed efficiency or whether they’re getting sick? Pat and Scott Zimmerman think so.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - Forum News Service - Business
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PIEDMONT, S.D. – Will cattlemen someday measure their animals’ breaths and belches to determine feed efficiency or whether they’re getting sick? Pat and Scott Zimmerman think so.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - Forum News Service - Business
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Prairie Fare: Don’t skip colorectal cancer screening
Have you ever postponed a medical screening test? Maybe you think you really don’t need it. Maybe it sounded painful. Maybe the thought of the preparation for the medical procedure or the test itself embarrassed you.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Have you ever postponed a medical screening test? Maybe you think you really don’t need it. Maybe it sounded painful. Maybe the thought of the preparation for the medical procedure or the test itself embarrassed you.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Business
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Jerrald "Jerry" G. Larson
Jerrald G. "Jerry" Larson, 78, of LaMoure, ND, passed away March 12, 2013, at Sanford Health, Fargo, ND.
Jerrald was born at LaMoure, ND on June 10, 1934, to Alfred and Neva (Muir) Larson. He attended country school at Dean 1 and Dean 3 through the 8th grade, and graduated from LaMoure High School in 1952. Jerry joined the U.S. Navy and served aboard the USS Putnam, a destroyer from 1953 to 1957. After his discharge, he returned to LaMoure to help his parents on the farm. On February 27, 1959, Jerry married Dorothy Smith. They made their home on the family farm until 1960, when they moved to Dickey, North Dakota, where Jerry worked at the Adrian Elevator. In 1961, the family moved to LaMoure, and Jerry was employed by the LaMoure Creamery, Art's Red Owl, and Willey's Milk Service along with starting his side business, Larson Septic Service in 1968, which he worked for 45 years. In 1973, he went to work for the Melroe Company in Gwinner, retiring in October of 1997 after 24½ years. Jerry also enjoyed his part time job doing farm work for Herb and Dakotah Harmsen, and Larry Harmsen.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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Jerrald G. "Jerry" Larson, 78, of LaMoure, ND, passed away March 12, 2013, at Sanford Health, Fargo, ND.
Jerrald was born at LaMoure, ND on June 10, 1934, to Alfred and Neva (Muir) Larson. He attended country school at Dean 1 and Dean 3 through the 8th grade, and graduated from LaMoure High School in 1952. Jerry joined the U.S. Navy and served aboard the USS Putnam, a destroyer from 1953 to 1957. After his discharge, he returned to LaMoure to help his parents on the farm. On February 27, 1959, Jerry married Dorothy Smith. They made their home on the family farm until 1960, when they moved to Dickey, North Dakota, where Jerry worked at the Adrian Elevator. In 1961, the family moved to LaMoure, and Jerry was employed by the LaMoure Creamery, Art's Red Owl, and Willey's Milk Service along with starting his side business, Larson Septic Service in 1968, which he worked for 45 years. In 1973, he went to work for the Melroe Company in Gwinner, retiring in October of 1997 after 24½ years. Jerry also enjoyed his part time job doing farm work for Herb and Dakotah Harmsen, and Larry Harmsen.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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Letter: The liberal hype is not taking hold
I commend our Legislature on the great job they are doing: not allowing outside interests and fear mongering to influence the decisions they have made.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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I commend our Legislature on the great job they are doing: not allowing outside interests and fear mongering to influence the decisions they have made.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Letter: Republicans in ND Legislature make a travesty of governance
The critics are wrong about North Dakota Democrats. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is very much aligned with the interests of North Dakota business. More importantly, the Democratic Party and its legislators are standing up for a balance between a vibrant economic and business climate and a family-friendly state.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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The critics are wrong about North Dakota Democrats. The North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party is very much aligned with the interests of North Dakota business. More importantly, the Democratic Party and its legislators are standing up for a balance between a vibrant economic and business climate and a family-friendly state.
Thursday, March, 14, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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James Cramer
James W. Cramer, 93, passed away Sunday, March 10, at Maryhill Manor, Enderlin, N.D.
James Wilbur Cramer was born February 11, 1920, near Leeton, MO, to Ora Samuel Cramer and Mabel (Cox) Cramer. He was educated in Leeton, and worked at the family farm until enlisting in the US Army in 1942. Jim served stateside for one year, guarding the locks at Sioux Ste. Marie, Michigan. He was then deployed overseas, serving in an infantry combat unit in England, France, and Germany. This unit was part of General Eisenhower's guard company, which set up the general's headquarters in Europe. Jim's unique role during this time was to tend and milk cows, providing fresh milk for the general.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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James W. Cramer, 93, passed away Sunday, March 10, at Maryhill Manor, Enderlin, N.D.
James Wilbur Cramer was born February 11, 1920, near Leeton, MO, to Ora Samuel Cramer and Mabel (Cox) Cramer. He was educated in Leeton, and worked at the family farm until enlisting in the US Army in 1942. Jim served stateside for one year, guarding the locks at Sioux Ste. Marie, Michigan. He was then deployed overseas, serving in an infantry combat unit in England, France, and Germany. This unit was part of General Eisenhower's guard company, which set up the general's headquarters in Europe. Jim's unique role during this time was to tend and milk cows, providing fresh milk for the general.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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Letter: Majority leader is out of control
It is my opinion that Republican House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, injured his head – not his foot – when he fell from the ladder last year.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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It is my opinion that Republican House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, injured his head – not his foot – when he fell from the ladder last year.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Letter: Forget plates; fund kids’ milk
Please, North Dakota – no new license plate needed.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Please, North Dakota – no new license plate needed.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Letter: Have big oil pay for the school milk
I read the article on the oil tax. It seems to me that they should leave the tax as it is.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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I read the article on the oil tax. It seems to me that they should leave the tax as it is.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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MaryLou Syverson,
MaryLou Syverson, 74, passed away in her home under the care of her family and Hospice of the Red River Valley, March 9, 2013.
Mary Lou Hilde was born on September 14, 1938 to Amanda (Braseth) and Honard Hilde in Ulen, MN. Mary Lou was the only daughter with 5 older brothers. She attended Keene Township Country School until 1945, graduated from Ulen High School in 1956.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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MaryLou Syverson, 74, passed away in her home under the care of her family and Hospice of the Red River Valley, March 9, 2013.
Mary Lou Hilde was born on September 14, 1938 to Amanda (Braseth) and Honard Hilde in Ulen, MN. Mary Lou was the only daughter with 5 older brothers. She attended Keene Township Country School until 1945, graduated from Ulen High School in 1956.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - Obits
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Family: Uncle tried to save 7 from Kentucky house fire
GRAY, Ky. — As flames engulfed a small house in rural southeastern Kentucky, Gino Cima raced to the scene to try to save his nephew, his nephew's fiancee and the five children inside. The drive in the tiny town of Gray took just minutes, but family members said Sunday that Cima was too late — he reached a side door as the fire raged and pulled out the bodies of the two adults.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - News
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GRAY, Ky. — As flames engulfed a small house in rural southeastern Kentucky, Gino Cima raced to the scene to try to save his nephew, his nephew's fiancee and the five children inside. The drive in the tiny town of Gray took just minutes, but family members said Sunday that Cima was too late — he reached a side door as the fire raged and pulled out the bodies of the two adults.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - News
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Triplet calves were rare surprise
NEW RICHMOND, Wis. — At 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 2, dairy farmer Rodney Cassellius and his 4-year-old Holstein, No. 17, made a little history: The cow gave birth to triplets.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - News
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NEW RICHMOND, Wis. — At 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 2, dairy farmer Rodney Cassellius and his 4-year-old Holstein, No. 17, made a little history: The cow gave birth to triplets.
Monday, March, 11, 2013 - INFORUM - News
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Letter: Anti-child legislators disappoint
I have been a resident of North Dakota all my life. For 60 years, I have seen things that have thrilled me about our state, and at other times things that disgust me. The anti-child measures in the Legislature are examples.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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I have been a resident of North Dakota all my life. For 60 years, I have seen things that have thrilled me about our state, and at other times things that disgust me. The anti-child measures in the Legislature are examples.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Letter: Cutting oil tax and attack on flood plan bad sausage
In a March 6 Forum column, House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, and Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson, compared the first half of the North Dakota legislative session to “watching sausage being made.” We reluctantly agree, but hope the majority will set aside the partisan meat grinder and work with us to maximize our state’s prosperity during the session’s remaining days, because as things stand, some of the actions taken by the majority threaten to churn prime opportunities into mincemeat.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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In a March 6 Forum column, House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, and Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson, compared the first half of the North Dakota legislative session to “watching sausage being made.” We reluctantly agree, but hope the majority will set aside the partisan meat grinder and work with us to maximize our state’s prosperity during the session’s remaining days, because as things stand, some of the actions taken by the majority threaten to churn prime opportunities into mincemeat.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Letter: ‘Grow up!’ too simple for senator
Sen. John Andrist, R-Crosby, N.D., felt stung by The Forum’s assertion that they (the state’s Republicans in the Legislature) were “stingy, mean and tone-deaf” when rejecting a bill to provide milk to North Dakota’s poorer children. My first instinct was to just respond to the senator by saying, “grow up.”
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Sen. John Andrist, R-Crosby, N.D., felt stung by The Forum’s assertion that they (the state’s Republicans in the Legislature) were “stingy, mean and tone-deaf” when rejecting a bill to provide milk to North Dakota’s poorer children. My first instinct was to just respond to the senator by saying, “grow up.”
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Bender: Puritans out to hang the pagans
When will our North Dakota Legislature catch on? We did not elect them to be our mommies, daddies or ministers. And yes, I do believe in God. I fall to my knees and thank him daily that the Legislature only meets every two years. I wonder, though, why no one has yet been struck by lightning on the House or Senate floor or why locusts and frogs have not yet sprung up in committee rooms.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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When will our North Dakota Legislature catch on? We did not elect them to be our mommies, daddies or ministers. And yes, I do believe in God. I fall to my knees and thank him daily that the Legislature only meets every two years. I wonder, though, why no one has yet been struck by lightning on the House or Senate floor or why locusts and frogs have not yet sprung up in committee rooms.
Sunday, March, 10, 2013 - INFORUM - Opinion
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