Local and Personal News From Town
Mrs. Kyle of Rolla was a caller in town Wednesday. L. R. Johnson of Fargo was a visitor Tuesday. Harry B. Quick was a caller in town Wednesday from Fargo. Geizer of Bisbee is here attending the engineering school. D. J. McNulty of Minneapolis was a business caller this week. John Draws spent Tuesday afternoon in town visiting friends. Mrs. Fred Skidman of Warwick visited friends here this week. Chris Hanson of Starkweather was a caller Wednesday. Mrs. B. F. Green of Sherwood visiting friends here this week. J. Lang and E. Ellis of Starkweather were in town visiting friends Tuesday. E. F. Reese left Wednesday for Minneapolis on a business trip. Mrs. O. EB. Proelik and son of Webster spent Wednesday here visiting friends. Leo Beaverstad of Churches Ferry spent Thursday in town visiting. Joseph Colgan of Morris township is here this week attending the engineering school. G. L. Pilgrim of Warwick was over Thursday buying and visiting friends. Mr and Mrs. Paul Iverson of Devon were here this week visiting friends and shopping. Mrs. A. Nelson returned Tuesday from a visit with Mrs. Jenkins of Minot. Andrew Swedal returned to Starkweather Thursday morning after a brief visit. Senator Linde visited in the city briefly on his way home at Stanley. Mr and Mrs. Gee Dion of Grand Harbor were here Wednesday to attend church and visit friends. H. L. Storm of Erskine, Minn, was in the city Tuesday attending to business and visiting friends.
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Gee
Dion of
Grand Harbor
Camembert cheese experiments and North Dakota farm staff
Article reviews countrywide efforts to imitate Camembert cheese using Penicillium camemberti and Oldium lactis with precise steps from milk heating to ripening rooms. It also highlights the North Dakota Better Farming Association hiring senior agronomy staff, detailing backgrounds of Chris Schroder, Th. T. Kristanson, Edwin Maylard, W. R. Lanxon, M. B. Johnson, J. W. Bopp, and Thomas Cooper, and notes a need for five more workers to launch the statewide program.
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Department of Agriculture
Harper’s Weekly
North Dakota Better Farming Association
Chris Schroder
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Parper
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Th. T. Kristanson
McLeod North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Edwin Maylard
Cokato, Minn
Northfield
W. R. Lanxon
Hettinger
Sanford
Alexandria
Minnesota
M. B. Johnson
North Dakota Demonstration Farms
J. W. Bopp
Northwest
Illinois College of Agriculture
South Dakota Agricultural College
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association
Lent Lent Lent Lent at Church of the Advent
Rev Clattenburg schedules midweek Lent talks at the Church of the Advent with lectures on Reason and Belief Information and The Advent of Christ read from Oliver Lodge works. Sunday mornings discuss Continuity and Persistence and The Adventure of Exis with evening themes on The Rule of Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clattenburg
Oliver Lodge
England
Mar
Mae Fe
Eryops Exhibit Reveals Permian Amphibian Heritage
A large Eryops fossil from the Wichita Basin Texas is on display in New York at the American Museum of Natural History. Prepared by A Hermann, the specimen shows a giant tadpole like Permian amphibian that dominated forests and swamps before mammoths and mastodons.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
Wichita Basin
Texas
A. Hermann
Pennsylvania
Red
America
Man in Brown Fur Coat Lies Under Taxi At New York Hotel
A taxi line forms outside a major New York hotel as passersby gather around a man in a brown fur coat lying on the icy street. An elderly woman, appalled by the scene, asks if his leg is broken before recognizing the chauffeur beneath the coat, who is repairing his car with a monkey wrench.
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New York
Big Bag of British Hunters in 1911 Grouse Take
The 1911 British grouse season ends with record one day bags. Lord Ustkeith and party on Roanfell moor kill 2,523 birds in Roxburghshire. Duc de Luynes and five guns on Wemmergill moors tally 1,599 birds in Durham after four drives. Duke of Devonshire on Upper Wharfedale kills 14,918 birds in 22 days with nine guns. The King joins on August 18 to help nine guns reach 1,589 birds on Barden and Rylstone moors.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Lord Ustkeith
Duke of Huccleuch
Durham
Duke of Devonshire
Upper Wharfedale Moore
Yorkshire
Agust
Barden
Rylstone
Self-Denial and Coach Reed at Ithaca Banquet
Cornell football head coach Dan Reed spoke at an Ithaca hotel banquet about a football failure. He contrasted the player with self denial, noting the man would not train and only avoided duties by looking out his study window at the fraternity house to evade duns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Reed
Cornell
Ithaca
Reed
Perfectly Lovely Women Vote Debate Sparks Mock Election
A brief spark of opinion shows Mrs Benham predicting voting won’t be long, while Benham agrees it will be perfectly lovely. A humorous exchange references a man arguing with his mother in law and a wife beating him in the mock contest.
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Benham
Notice of Devils Lake General Election March 19 1912
Notice announces a general election in Devils Lake North Dakota for March 19 1912. Voters will elect mayor city treasurer police magistrate park commissioner and four aldermen across wards one through four. Polling places include City Hall Sevilla Hotel Office Sheriff’s Office and a residence on 12th Street near Minnewaukan Avenue. Registration dates March 5 and March 12 are listed with times for voter lists and revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Tinue
City Hall
Sevilla Hotel
Sheriff's Office
County Court House
12Th Street
Minnewaukan Avenue
S.C. Jones
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L. R. Johnson
Fargo
Harry B. Quick
Geizer of
Bisbee
D. J. McNulty
Minneapolis
John Draws
Fred Skidman
Warwick
Chris Hanson
Starkweather
B. F. Green
Sherwood
J. Lang and
E. Ellis of
E. F. Reese
O. EB. Proelik
Son of
Webster
Leo Beaverstad
Churches Ferry
Joseph Colgan
Morris Township
G. L. Pilgrim of
Paul Iverson
Devon
Andrew Swedal
Linde
City
Stanley
H. L. Storm
Erksine, Minn
Agricultural Department
Fletcher
Castoria
Econom
Ics
Al—And
At Alume
Chicago
Bjorlie & Nelson
City OF
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
A. V. Randall
Mr. Farmer
Inter-Ocean
Pinters and Publishers
Devils Lake, North Dakota
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