SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| JOHN CARTER ELECTED PRES. | Apr 27, 1932 p.4 |
| OFFICE OF CITY HEALTH INSPECTOR ABOLISHED. DR. J.N. LIBERT & PAUL AHLES TEMPORARILY APPOINTED TO POSTS OF CITY PHYSICIAN & CITY ATTORNEY. | Apr 28, 1932 p.1 |
| BUCKMAN CONTESTS LINDT ELECTION. SAYS STICKER CANDIDATE NOT LEGAL. | Apr 29, 1932 p.1 |
| TAX DELINQUENT LOTS IN PAN SEWER DIST. TO BE TURNED OVER TO NEEDY FAMILIES FOR GARDENS. | May 2, 1932 p.1 |
| CHARTER ON TRIAL. (EDITORIAL) | May 2, 1932 p.4 |
| 10,000 NORWAY PINES PLANTED TO REFOREST DENUDED TRACTS. | May 2, 1932 p.8 |
| MAPLE LAKE 2 YR. OLD KILLED IN ACCIDENT. | May 2, 1932 p.8 |
| DIES FROM ACCIDENT INJURIES. | May 3, 1932 p.4 |
| PURCHASES PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE FROM W.C. HINES. | May 3, 1932 p.4 |
| THOMAS CALLAHAN BUYS FROM W.C. HINES. | May 3, 1932 p.4 |
| ALVAH EASTMAN TO HEAD PARK BOARD. | May 4, 1932 p.3 |
| NAMED HEAD OF PARK BOARD. | May 4, 1932 p.3 |
| NAMED CITY ATTORNEY FOR 1932-36 TERM. | May 5, 1932 p.1 |
| R.B. BROWER NAMED FOR 1932-36 TERM. | May 5, 1932 p.1 |
| AD: WE'RE MOVED TO 509 ST. GERMAIN ST. | May 7, 1932 p.4 |
| FOOT BRIDGE BUILT OVER MISSISSIPPI BELOW POWER DAM. | May 7, 1932 p.5 |
| HAS ARTICLE IN THE PUBLISHERS WEEKLY. | May 7, 1932 p.7 |
| KIMBALL MAN KILLED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT. | May 9, 1932 p.1 |
| FORMER COLD SPRING MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT. | May 9, 1932 p.9 |
| SON OF MATH HALL ANNOUNCES OPENING OF LAW OFFICES IN THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. | May 10, 1932 p.8 |
| CORNERSTONE OF NEW CHURCH LAID BY RT. REV. BISHOP GILBERT. (40 YRS. AGO, MAY 11, 1892) | May 11, 1932 p.16 |
| EAST SIDE PARK NAMED IN HONOR OF THE LATE JOHN L. WILSON, FATHER OF ST. CLOUD. | May 18, 1932 p.3 |
| CONTEST FILED IN NAT FISH ELECTION. | May 19, 1932 p.1 |
| MAYHEW LAKE MAN DIES OF RAIL CAR CRASH INJURIES. | May 20, 1932 p.3 |
| FORMALLY OPENED AS RECREATION AND INSTRUCTION CENTER. | May 20, 1932 p.7 |