This was Brainerd
JANUARY 14
20 years ago (1990)
(Photo) Ray Norrgard of Brainerd caught the largest walleye of the week, weighing 10-3 pounds, in 20 feet of water. Other large walleyes included two weighing 9-9, by Rick Huber of Brainerd and Barry Aasen, also of Brainerd.
30 years ago (1980)
Striking employees of Larco Manufacturing Co. this morning manned a picket line at the firm's entrance. Julie LaDoucer, shop steward for the 82-member Local 2693 said they were seeking union security, better wages and improved working conditions.
40 years ago (1970)
(Adv.) National Food Stores - Brainerd. Pork Steak 69-cents lb.; Center Cut Chuck Steak 59-cents lb.; Boneless Pork Roast 59-cents lb.; Frying Chicken - Legs or Breasts 59-cents lb.; Red River Valley - Red Potatoes 20-lb. bag just 77-cents.
60 years ago (1950)
Racking up one of the highest scores in school history, the Brainerd Warriors carved up the Aitkin Gobblers on a 77-36 victory platter. Brainerd's home floor win marked its 12th victory in 13 games this season. Ron Gup Hess led Brainerd with 14 points.
80 years ago (1930)
Three boys, Bennie Erickson, Mervin Lund and Melvin Satre, all members of the Pioneer Club of Brainerd, hiked to Deerwood on Saturday, a distance of about 20 miles. They left at 1 p.m. and arrived at 6:30, saying they felt a little stiff.
100 years ago (1910)
Andy Jones, well known in these parts for his financial manipulation of the Security State bank here, was found guilty by a Fargo jury for wrecking the First National Bank of Rugby, N. D. He was found guilty on 14 of the 15 charges brought against him.