SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| ST. CLOUD TRIBUTE TO EMPIRE BUILDER. (EDITORIAL) | May 2, 1931 p.12 |
| ACQUIRES 6 BLOCKS IN EAST ST. CLOUD FOR NEW ATHLETIC FIELD. | May 2, 1931 p.14 |
| GIVES BLOCK OF LAND IN E. ST. CLOUD FOR PART OF TEACHERS COLLEGE NEW ATHLETIC FIELD. | May 2, 1931 p.14 |
| ONE BLOCK OF BLOCKS IN E. ST. CLOUD ACQUIRED FOR NEW ATHLETIC FIELD IS GIFT OF ALVAH EASTMAN. | May 2, 1931 p.14 |
| UNIV. PROF., BORN IN ST. CLOUD IN 1857, SON OF CAPT. J.E. WEST, DIES. | May 4, 1931 p.1 |
| 2 YR. OLD RICHMOND BOY DROWNS. | May 4, 1931 p.9 |
| EDITORIAL ON... | May 7, 1931 p.12 |
| NEW MUNICH STATE BANK ORDERED CLOSED TODAY. | May 8, 1931 p.1 |
| NEW MUNICH STATE BANK ORDERED CLOSED TODAY. | May 8, 1931 p.1 |
| STATE BANK ORDERED CLOSED TODAY. | May 8, 1931 p.1 |
| UNIVERSAL GRANITE CO. SHIPS LARGEST MEMORIAL EVER PRODUCED HERE. | May 8, 1931 p.3 |
| ABOUT 67 ACRES PROPERTY ANNEXED TO CITY. | May 8, 1931 p.4 |
| BECOMES MANAGER AND PART OWNER OF J.F. ANDERSON LUMBER CO. | May 9, 1931 p.5 |
| JAMES M. DOBSON BECOMES MANAGER AND PART OWNER. | May 9, 1931 p.5 |
| NAMED TO HEAD STATE MOOSE. | May 11, 1931 p.1 |
| EVANGELICAL CHURCH PASTOR TRANSFERRED TO FIRST EVANGELICAL, MPLS. PICTURE. | May 12, 1931 p.1 |
| REV. E.J. MOEDE NEW PASTOR. | May 12, 1931 p.1 |
| BENEFIT CARNIVAL HELD FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND. | May 12, 1931 p.11 |
| CITY COMMISSION REMOVES ALBERT GUY FROM PARK BOARD. | May 13, 1931 p.1 |
| CITY COMMISSION REMOVES ALBERT GUY FROM PARK BOARD. | May 13, 1931 p.1 |
| EDITORIAL ON NEED TO HAVE STREETS PLAINLY MARKED BY SIGNS. | May 13, 1931 p.12 |
| ST. CLOUD IS NORTHERN TERMINUS OF RED STAR TRAIL LINKING IOWA WITH LAKE REGION OF MN. | May 14, 1931 p.1 |
| SWANVILLE BOY KILLED IN ACCIDENT. | May 14, 1931 p.13 |
| EDITORIAL ON THE DEDICATION. | May 14, 1931 p.14 |
| SEEK FUNDS FOR COMPLETION OF HILL MEMORIAL. | May 15, 1931 p.1 |