Devils Lake light and water rate debate continues
A city council discussion in Devils Lake featured A B Kerlin owner of the water light and telephone franchise and William F Brown of the Bullsby electric plant presenting views on rates and plant costs. The session, long and spirited, deferred action to the September 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
S. L. Wineman
C. J. B. Turner
A. B. Kerlin
William F. Brown
Bullsby Electric
Grand Forks
P. J. McClory
Onstad
Kerlin
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Denmark
Devils Lake Improvement Co
Samilar
Inge Cowan
Regan Keogh land contest ends with dismissal
The U S land office, in the Regan Keogh contest case, ruled that Peter Regan cultivated and resided on the land and that the entry complied with the homestead law. William Miller, Register, and W H Cockburn, Receiver, recommended dismissal with thirty days to appeal to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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FP. W. Cockburn
U. S. Land Office
Regan-Keogh
William Keogh
Peter Regan
Volving H. EB
William Keough
Regan
McClory & McClory
Devils Lake
Siver Scrumgard
P. J. McClory
Bar
Secretary of the Interior
George Hathaway
General Land Offee
William Miller
W. Cockburn
Canning Vegetables and Dried Corn Recipes Collected
Recipes cover canning peas string beans and tomatoes with methods for hot jars sealed water bath and vinegated water options. Also preserves tomatoes with sugar ginger lemon or orange peel and a dried corn method using roasting oven sun drying. Includes steps on selecting tomatoes and timing for sealing.
Fish Will Thrive In Devils Lake Experiment
Dean Brannon and team report success in reviving Devils Lake fish by adding miniature fountains to tanks to boost oxygen levels. Early tests show tank oxygen matching lake levels, promising a new spawning and stocking program for Devils Lake and the northern state, aiding the city’s summer resort hopes.
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Page
Dean Brannon
Devilg Lake
Dean Binon
Devila Lake
Devils Lake
Aged Pioneer Nelson Pasenault Dies at 65
Nelson Pasenault a North Dakota pioneer died at his daughter’s home in Devils Lake after weeks of illness. Born January 4 1847 near Montreal he settled first in St John then Rolla before moving to Devils Lake. He leaves seven children and the funeral was held at the Catholic church at 10 this morning.
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Nelson Pasenault
Edward Richardson
North Dakota
St. John
Rolla
Devils Lake
Pasenault
Montreal
Canada
Juliene la Valley
Lake Mills
Iowa
J. E Pasonault
Williston
G. A. Withey
Antler
Geo. H. Pasonault
Minot
Ed. Waterman
Fargo
Ed. Richardadn
W. E. Ness
Crop tour notes with callers in Devils Lake and Webster
Special correspondent reports John Dahlen calling in Devils Lake on Saturday and Mr. Kleven calling in Webster on Monday on various business. crops appear fair in the area.
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Hermanson
May
Gib
Dahlens
Webster
Sonnevik
Adolph
John Dahlen
Devils Lake
Mr. Kleven
Household Care Tips From Old Cookbook Fragments
Do not use soap on window panes. Alcohol or ammonia gives a fine polish. Remove tinware stains by rubbing with a damp cloth dipped in baking soda. To remove white spots from varnished furniture dampen a soft cloth with alcohol and wipe spots gently. Do not rub too hard. To prevent cakes from bursting, bake slowly and avoid premature browning. A pan of cold water on the grate keeps browning rapidity in check.
Varnished Floor Quick Finish by Cheesecloth Method
An expert painter suggests using a yard square of cheesecloth dipped in varnish to wipe onto varnished woodwork or floors after cleaning. It creates a neat finish with less time and effort than brushing, though it yields a lighter coating. This method allows more frequent refinishing.
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Keogh-Regan
D. L
Theo
Gagen
Marion
Ward
Inter-Ocean
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wentos
A. V. Randall
Observer
Mankato
Ato
Inn
Oriental Limited
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Puget Sound
P. C. -Keaveny
G.N. Ry
Hous
The
Charles Theater
Geo. Collins English
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