C.S. Hagen
Journalist at The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
Journalist at Forum Communications
Journalist at The Forum, InForum, photographer, an old China hand.
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1 week ago |
inforum.com | C.S. Hagen
ST. PAUL, Minn. — At the corner of 6th and Cedar streets in St. Paul stood a small wooden building. Once a home for the area’s first European settlers, rain, snow and sunlight had baked the wooden panels until it looked “as if another storm will blow it away,” according to a Minneapolis Journal article published in 1888 about the opium trade.
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2 weeks ago |
grandforksherald.com | C.S. Hagen
FARGO, ND — Tucked among old newspaper wanted ads and coupons for high grade Cuban cigars, $8 black dog coats and miracle cures for colds, are rare mentions of the first doctors and hospitals in the Dakota Territory. Before the 1870s, doctors in the Dakota Territory usually stayed with soldiers inside military forts, but newspapers dating back 150 years offer glimpses of how hospitals — some of which still stand today — began.
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2 weeks ago |
inforum.com | C.S. Hagen
FARGO, ND — Tucked among old newspaper wanted ads and coupons for high grade Cuban cigars, $8 black dog coats and miracle cures for colds, are rare mentions of the first doctors and hospitals in the Dakota Territory. Before the 1870s, doctors in the Dakota Territory usually stayed with soldiers inside military forts, but newspapers dating back 150 years offer glimpses of how hospitals — some of which still stand today — began.
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2 weeks ago |
inforum.com | C.S. Hagen
FARGO — Growing up in Hangzhou, China, during the 1970s, Aying watched her mother pick cotton, clean it, weave the pillowy fibers into thread, dye the threads by hand, and then almost magically turn the spools into fabric on the family’s drawloom. She helped her mother as only small children can, but recalls the memories with a fondness that she has incorporated into a new clothing store in downtown Fargo called Joy Studio, which is expected to open to the public on April 5.
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1 month ago |
inforum.com | C.S. Hagen
FARGO — About three hours before dawn on Jan. 22, 1995, a telephone call on his landline awakened Fargo Police Detective Larry Lies. “A phone outage had taken place, affecting a large portion of Moorhead, Minnesota and long-distance calls in northwest Minnesota,” he was told, according to the Fargo Police Department case file obtained by Forum News Service. Lies hurried to the site at the First Avenue North bridge and discovered a manhole cover leading into a cable vault that was partly open.
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