Ramsey County Described in North Dakota Magazine Feature
The February North Dakota Magazine piece on Ramsey County highlights Devils Lake as the county seat, its resources, agriculture, and growth. It details population around 18,000, lakes including Devils Lake, Sweetwater and Freshwater, rail connections via Great Northern, numerous banks, schools, churches, and planned public buildings valued at thousands, positioning Ramsey as a thriving, agriculturally rich region.
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North Dakota
State Department
Taithigartist and
Ramasey County
Inter-Ocean
Devila Lake
Europe
Canada
Middle
Devils Lake
Alice
Irvine's
Morvouse Coulee
Winko Meadows
Twin Cities
Devilé Lake
Assur
T ‘ Noro
Ifm- AB Cit
Etx
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Great, Northern
Seattle
Dévile Lake
Great Northern
Pacific Region
Churchs
Brandon
Aneta
Lakota
Ramsey County
Farmers” Road
Hanatoro
Great’ Northern
North
Dakota
de Sicourt
Vermont
Mainet
Mercy
At. Mary's
Presbyterian Church
Mange
Washington
Carnegie Library
Cotting
Tey. S. Weather Bureau
Oni
Nori Dakota
Christian ‘Scientist
Salvation
United States
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Chautauqua Park
Soldiera
Farmera
National
Id State Banke
Tatmess
Fcin
Betas
Oder
Devils, Lake
D. 2
Bangs
Ebee
Crary
Devon
Bartlett
Penn
Churles ' Ferry
Lawton
Brocket
Edmore
Hampden
Webster, Garske
and Starkweather
Firmors
New Stallion Registration Law Enacted in State
The new law requires all stallion owners to register with the Stallion Registration Board at the Agricultural College. Applicants must obtain endorsements, undergo veterinary inspection, and secure licenses before the breeding season opens. Temporary certificates will be replaced by permanent licenses. Optical specialist Dr Sullivan will visit Devils Lake on February 24 for eye examinations.
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Virtagof
Agricultural College
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Onder
Seadon
D.sullivan
Wargo
Devils Lake
Penny
Implement House Changes Hands In Local Implement Firm
The transfer of ownership and management of F. H. Prosser & Co. to Ramey County Implement Company is complete. New firm directors D. J. Rapp Geo. P. Schutz and Ed. Eliot will run the business, expanding sales of Deere and Webber machinery and a full line of agricultural implements, with Ed. Eliot in charge.
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F. H. Prosser & Co
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Ramey County Implement Company
Messrs
D. J. Rapp
Geo. P. Schutz
Ed. Eliot
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F. H. Prosser Company
Ed. Elliot
Laser and Scrumpard
Prosser& Hai
Starkweather
Ewill
Deere & Webber Machinery
Fillet
Devils Lake
Fragmented Papernotes Walk Through Curious Topics
A garbled OCR page touches on fashion shop talk, eel and catfish scales, Plymouth Breakwater’s stone mass, the great bustard’s weight and decline, dyeing textiles secrets, comets with multiple tails, Roman pottery craft, seaweed froth uses, and colonial references to Elizabethan Virginia.
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Joseph M. Rogers
America
Lippencott
Gens
Phildelphia
Ramsey
Gouney
Ramsey County Implement Company
Philadelphia
Lena
Plymouth
Eingland
Coturies
Elizabeth
Geguedo
Virginia
Wingintt
Carstina
Crom
Teles Tireelon
Emerson Wild Oats
Haley
Aly
Herman Rutten
Chas
Johnson
John Tollefson
C. Whitkoff
Adam Scharfe
Bert Parry
John Jones
Gus. Gehrman
Frank Hennett
N. Morrison
Alex Cockburn
Hollinger
Farmers’ Mill
Hyland
County
F.j.chamberlin
J. Q. Adams
Britain Rials
Majestic Steel