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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
1
A compilation of Santa Claus letters from Ocean readers shows diverse requests from children. Notes mention simple gifts like apples and toys, plus pleas for weather-friendly travel and school successes, with expressions of hope for a visit by Santa and his reindeer.
A verbose, uneven review describes a cabaret style Devild Lakes show featuring many performers. It highlights laughing singing dancing and minstrels, naming participants such as Dogoniem, Walter, and Loberg while praising Mrs Freemans and Mrs Page. The piece notes audience reaction, production effort, and the overall lively, retrospective tone of the performance.
Fragmentary text notes a preset or package named NeileAn related to an advance or benefit. Mentions Nut TamMaby possibly not tor. No clear events dates or people.
A Devils Lake address critiques rising costs and stalled purchasing power, urging workers and wholesalers to rethink production, competition, and shared community progress. The speaker cites historical comparisons, measured figures on living costs, and calls for a calmer, cooperative approach to economic change.
VAKOTA WOMAN DEAD. Seta Mrs Mary Hill, aged 28, Lakota, died Sunday morning at Abe Dearlongs Hospital Grand Forks after two weeks of illness. The body rests at Lakota and the funeral was held there Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Hill is survived by her husband and five children. She had lived in Nelson county for many years.
Fire safety guidance urges avoiding Christmas tree decorations of paper cotton or other flammable materials and keeping trees secure. Authorities warn against using metallic tinsel and remind parents to supervise candlelight and avoid lighting fires near clothing or furnishings during the holiday season.
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