National Trophy Awarded For Best Display At Columbus Show
Bea James of Charleston Illinois grows the top corn entry at the National Corn Show in Columbus Ohio earning the W K Kellogg National Corn Trophy. The 10 inch Reid's Dent ear with 20 rows and strong yellow dent characteristics led judges amid thousands of entries. President Taft attended a session during the national event.
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Columbus
Bea James
Charleston
Ohio
W. K. Kellogg
Kelogg Toasted Corn Flake Co
Battle Creek
Mich
James
Reid
Tllinois
Kellogg
Mtr
Redd
Palin
Newton
Ind
Alexander
Tiffany
New York
Kelloge
Kellogg- Toasted Corn Flake Co
Taft
A. James
Public Notices of Local Social Visits and Travels
From the Public Opinion column Mrs John Laurie returned from Grandin last Sunday Prof Scherlie visited Michigan Saturday and Sunday Mrs H Medelman visited Devils Lake Tuesday H A Nicholson was a business visitor at Lakota last Tuesday Mrs F R Stevens hosted coffee Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs F B Chamberlin and Miss Small visited in town Sunday Miss Eunice Whitcomb visited Miss Velma Smith Saturday and Sunday Raymond Nicholson spent days this week visiting friends at Grand Forks and the University Mrs Ryall and son Lloyd of Rolla Doyon are visiting relatives here and at Mrs Geo Jenecke returned from Devils Lake Monday guest at the Lou Rutten home Mrs L S McClellan returned from New York City to Crary to tend farming interests south of here.
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John Laurie
Grandin
Prof. Scherlie
Michigan
H. Medelman
Devils Lake
H. A. Nicholson
Lakota
F. R. Stevens
Raymond Nicholson
Grand Forks
Ryall
Lloyd
Rolla Doyon
Geo. Jenecke
Lou Rutten
Crary
Here
Devils Lake Weekend Rail and Local Errands
Cleveland special correspondent reports on Devils Lake area activity Saturday. Corraenonde Harry Skowe, four passengers aboard the farmers train. Tommie Maloney hauled two oat loads from Webster. May Hermanson visited between trains. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Maloney drove to Devils Lake. A new battery was installed in Mr. Skowe's phone. Dilcott of Devils Lake visited Ed Olson's estate by auto.
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Harry Skowe
Devils Lake
Tommie’ Maloney
Webster
May Hermanson
T. H. Maloney
Devils’ Lake
Mr. Skewe
Mr. Dilcott
Ed. Olson
Bills Signed by the Governor at State Capitol
The governor announced bills signed after both chambers passed measures, with 321 approved in total including 174 senate bills. Eight senate bills were vetoed and ten house bills faced vetoes, many carrying emergency clauses marked by a V or E. A long list of senate and house law numbers follows, detailing the newly enacted statutes and emergency provisions.
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State Capitol
Senate
House
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Cleveland
Corraenonde
Joe Hartman
Ole Mandt
Jake Wolfe
Bob Webster
Tom Fitz
Bob. Webster
Sophia Aaberg
Dablens
Skewe
Tessie’ Lange
Ole Mandts
Sterling McCarthy
Burke
St. Paul
Santa ‘Chica
Sololata
Mme
Harriet Orendorf
Mr. Chas
F. Champlin
Athalia
Mendelssohn
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Orendorf
Bizet
Guardian Angel
Pierne
Bargarolle
Lisbon
le Cid? Paul Symphony Orchestra
Massenet
Parker
Mr. Champlin
Nevin
Jaernefelt
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Bt. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Farmers Line
Minot
No. Land
Leeds
Churcha Ferry
Rubinstein
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