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Peek at the Past
Published Thursday, November 19, 2009
Here are highlights in history for Nov. 19, gleaned from the files of the Albert Lea Tribune:
1992 — A group of Albert Lea parents were asking the school board to stop any Halloween parties in the schools in the future. They suggested harvest-type festivals as replacements.
1982 — Pamida Inc. applied for $1.5 million Industrial Development Revenue bonds through the city to finance construction of a second store on North Bridge Avenue.
1952 — Al Ruble was elected president of the Freeborn County Agricultural Society (the fair board) to replace Juel Nelson.
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