...1946) Together for the first time in approximately five years, the four ex-servicemen sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Campbell were entertained at a family homecoming dinner Friday, Sept. 27. Honored guests were Parker, who served in England...

...visit in the Twin Cities. -- Gordon Campbell is enjoying a weekend visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Campbell. Gordon is a student in the mining engineer classes of the University of Minnesota. 80 years ago (1919) We are...

...Anacin, 100, 98. Candy bars, 4 each. 80 years ago (1928) Ross Campbell, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Campbell slowly sank an inflated tube into the water, cut a hole in the tube, permitting the water to enter the tube. Soon...

...far nothing has been done to secure such help. 60 years ago (1941) City Attorney W.W. Bane and City Engineer R.T. Campbell are representing Brainerd today at a regional conference of city and village officials being held in Sauk Centre...

...in England, met recently in London. Lt. Parker Campbell and Pvt. Robert Campbell Jr., sons of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Campbell, 412 1/2 North 4th Street, arranged a meeting in the English capital after learning they were both stationed in...

...industries in the city which have facilities which might be used in defense projects are being contacted by City Engineer R.T. Campbell. 80 years ago (1920) As one man in the song said to the Water & Light meter man: "You can have my car and almost...

...Army camps find pleasure outside of their organization usually "tough going." 80 years ago (1922) City Engineer R.T. Campbell and Alderman Cameron were at St. Cloud and saw the types of flushers used in cleaning streets. 100 years ago (1902...

...Armory Tuesday, Nov. 11, under the auspices of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. 80 years ago (1921) City Engineer R.T. Campbell won a prize for dancing at a recent Halloween Party. The man who brought in the news said he didn't know how Mr...

...years ago (1930) Snow removal in downtown Brainerd will start immediately by order of the city council. Engineer R.T. Campbell was told to put men to work and give employment to those most needing it. L.C. Kuschel was awarded the residential...

...grew "refractory" and the crank struck him a blow. -- J.F. Elkins is building a nice porch at his home. -- R. T. Campbell, present city engineer, was re-elected. Mr. Campbell asked his salary be set at $2,500 a year but no action...