Tony Arnold Hell 73, of ij Littlefork Minnesota, passed away peacefully on September 6, 2022 at his home with his loving, caring and dedicated wife by his side, along with his 3 amazing children. Tony’s battle with cancer was difficult, but he fought with everything he had and never gave up. He was the strongest man anyone knew.“ Tony was bom December 10, 1948 in Olga North Dakota to Wilbert and Fern (Fultz) Hell. He was the 3rd child of 13.
Maurice “Red” Willard Ohlquist Sr., 89, of International Falls passed away with his loving family by his side on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. Maurice was bom on October 8, 1932 in Badger, Roseau County, MN to Maurice and Myrtle (Bakken) Ohlquist. Maurice grew up on his family farm along with his sister Margaret, for which he was and has always remained especially close. As a child and young adult, Maurice was known for his coppercolored locks, quickly earning him the nickname “Red”.
Frank Theodore Oveson died September 7, 2022, at the Littlefork Care Center, in Littlefork, MN. He was bom on November 1, 1956, in International Falls, the son of Theodore and Lois (Lenhart) Oveson. After his schooling Frank entered the United States Air Force. He was honorably discharged ^ and returned home where he worked for the paper mill and drove cab.
Gerald Forsythe, 94, passed away at Rainy Lake Medical Center on Wednesday, September 7, 2023. Gerald was bom on February 25, 1928.
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By DICK NACHBAR These days our calendars are announcing September, stirring this old adventurer with its songs of memory and promise once again. Early-life Septembers meant advancing new school years bringing new horizons.
To the editor, Beguiling is a very interesting word: “to charm or enchant sometimes in a deceptive way.” At times we have a temptation to believe the unbelievable. The American conservative movement has experienced such temptations. Built on a foundation of greatness, its ideals have fallen short of its promises. President Reagan’s presidency from 1980 to 1988, is often hailed as the most accomplished of conservative governments. His economic policy was based on reducing taxes while increasing spending. The suggestion that lowering tax rates would increase tax revenues is obviously a fairy tale. Economics doesn’t work that way. Yet this idea appealed to conservatives. One of the reasons the idea was appealing is less taxes meant smaller government.
Minnesota State Patrol Question: Is it legal for farmers to load hay on a state highway? Our neighbor bales several miles of state highway ditches. To load the round bales he drives down the highway with a pickup and bale wagon.
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Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (09/16/22). Profit through collaboration this year. Regular physical practices energize health, strength and stamina. Autumn fun lights up your house, before winter brings a professional twist to untangle. Expand territory in new directions next spring, before home and domestic projects engage next summer. Together, you rise.