Bygones: Massive load of canned sardines seized in Duluth 100 years ago
News-Tribune, Nov. 8, 1924
More than 67,000 cans of sardines, stored in a Duluth warehouse, were seized under orders from the United States district attorney after it was charged that the goods did not meet requirements of federal food laws. It is believed to be one of the largest consignments of foodstuffs every seized in Duluth.
News-Tribune, Nov. 8, 1954
The body of missing Duluth hunter Roland C. Larson was recovered from Leech Lake, where he and a Two Harbors companion drowned last week. Larson's brother-in-law, Ronald Batman, made the actual recovery.
News-Tribune & Herald, Nov. 8, 1984
Slumping demand will force U.S. Steel to shut down its taconite plant in Mountain Iron next week, idling about 1,800 workers. Three other Iron Range plants already are scheduled to shut down, putting another 1,600 people out of work until spring.
News Tribune, Nov. 8, 2004
Nineteen students from Duluth's Dance Escape Dance Studio will join about 700 other dancers from across the country to kick off, and then march in, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
