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Soldiers Help With North Dakota's Wheat Harvest | Prairie Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Soldiers Help With North Dakota's Wheat Harvest | Prairie Public Broadcasting

7/24/2013: Wheat ripens in late July and early August, the leaves and stalks and grain turning from green to gold. For farmers, it is a three-to-four-week race against the sun and the wind to harvest the crop.

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Championship Play-Off Final

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America's Prototype 'Trench Guns' Of World War I | An Official Journal Of The NRA - Vimarsana News

America's Prototype 'Trench Guns' Of World War I | An Official Journal Of The NRA

Arms of all sorts were in high demand at the onset of the Great War, including a new type of close-quarters combat firearm: the repeating shotgun. Though several designs were explored, only a few made it into the trenches before the Armistice was signed.

John Moses | Prairie Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

John Moses | Prairie Public Broadcasting

1/5/2011: Born and raised in Norway, John Moses, the future governor of North Dakota, first arrived on America’s shores in 1905.

Mexican Laborers and Shock Troops Help Harvest - Vimarsana News

Mexican Laborers and Shock Troops Help Harvest

8/2/2006: As the men of North Dakota rushed off to Europe to aid in the battles of World War Two, others were needed in Ramsey County to help in that year’s harvest. Today in 1944, The Devil’s Lake World reported on two groups that did just that.