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BAGG BONANZA FARM -- RICH HISTORY! Original farm housing, and a restored Mule Barn Event Center, are among the more than 20 farm structures preserved for display at Bagg Bonanza Farm, near Mooreton. PHOTOS BY VIRGINIA GOERGER

Original farm housing, and a restored Mule Barn Event Center, are among the more than 20 farm structures preserved for display at Bagg Bonanza Farm, near Mooreton. PHOTOS BY VIRGINIA GOERGER

Badlands Shaving Co. Puts Unique Razors Into Hands Badlands Shaving Co.’s wide range of razors are made from wood, resin or a combination of the two and can also be custom engraved.

Badlands Shaving Co.’s wide range of razors are made from wood, resin or a combination of the two and can also be custom engraved.

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STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF N.D. PHOTOBells of Peace will toll nationwide at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, to signal the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, and to honor American service and sacrifice in the war, including the service of 30,000 North Dakotans and U.S. soldier Joseph Walter Plunkett (above, left), shown during his World War I service in FranceNorth Dakotans join the world this November in making a solemn, final salute honoring the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Nov. 11 marks th

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MAKING GENERAL SURGERY AVAILABLE TO ALL IN RURAL NORTH DAKOTA Dr. Mary Aaland, center, taught a “stop the bleed” class in Linton in November. The program teaches nonmedical people how to apply tourniquets and pack open bleeding wounds. Aaland has taught more than 130 people in the classes with the help of local emergency medical services providers.

Dr. Mary Aaland, center, taught a “stop the bleed” class in Linton in November. The program teaches nonmedical people how to apply tourniquets and pack open bleeding wounds. Aaland has taught more than 130 people in the classes with the help of local emergency medical services providers.

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