House of Dreams in Lakemoor A Home of Old Fashioned Ideals
In Lakemoor, a circus scene ends with Grace Audrey rescuing Ralph Norman from drowning. He declares they must marry, but she confesses a desire for a real home built on old fashioned values. Grace explains she longs for domestic life and a lasting partnership, not a superficial romance. He accepts, affirming the couple’s shared dream of a true home.
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Lakemioore
Grace
Ralph Norman
Lakemoore
Audrey
Norman
Dakemioore
Noteman
Alwaye
Yosen
Graos
Jay
Hoyden
Uttle Hoygen
Lakembbre
Associated Literary Presa
The Clever English Drummer and the Sample Case Car
A Springfield Republican summary notes the Brooklyn Eagle story of an English drummer for a drug firm who built a horse drawn cart showrooming samples. The plan involved a deluxe private car with sleeping and dining rooms, displayed drugs, and a crew to lure druggists to rail depots.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Union Depot
Cleveland
Miust
Springfield Republican
One Hoosier Is Happy
Annis Burk, secretary to Mayor Shank, recalls a northern Indiana fishing trip. A contented farmer, asked about politics, says he worries about nothing beyond his good farm and hardworking wife. The remark underscores simple rural contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
The Legion of Honor and Imperial Pension Claims
A fragment describes the Legion of Honor as a prestigious order conferred by the president. It notes pensions paid from various properties to wounded and disabled members and mentions ceremonial attire. The text references admission rules dating to Napoleon and varies in garbled details.
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Legion of Honor
Prince of Wales
Fallieres
Piret-Napoleon
Hunting with the falcon and Kirghiz eagle hunting
The article describes Kirghiz falconry and the use of golden eagles to hunt gazelles foxes and wolves. It notes the birds are hooded and winter hunting is their active period while summer feeding is marmots. Eagles are paired with greyhound dogs to drive quarry.
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Central Asia
Europe
Love Beyond a Doubt and the Gospel of Forgetfulness
A dialogue contrasts modern romance with a witty reply about love’s depth and practicality. The piece then introduces the gospel of forgetfulness, a new thought movement claiming illness can be cured by forgetting troubles, urging hopeful thoughts over despair. It cites proverbs and criticizes overzealous adherents while noting historical practice.
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Thomas ‘Morton
Indianapolis ‘Star
Following the Hounds A Great Cyclist Tries Hunting
Smith, famed in cycling circles, accompanies a hunter uncle to a hound meet. He borrows an inexperienced horse and, after a rabbit startles the creature, is tossed as the horse bolts. His uncle jokes about brakes while the rider searches for it.
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Smith
Another Name for Sunlight Reveals Ultraviolet Sensitivity
Experiments by L Raybaud show tosepts are susceptible to ultraviolet light, a sunlight component, possibly explaining reversion of mpeeclaw to atrohg sublight. Rays from a mercury vapor lamp left snails houseflies and tadpoles torpid, dying within hours. Young graushoppar e-perished within two days. adults showed severe effects after a week of exposure.
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L.raybaud
New North Dakota Corporations Granted Charters
North Dakota secretary of state P. D. Norton reports several new corporations organized in the state with charters granted since December 1. Archer Nelson Implement Co of Sharon. Minot Implement Co. Nelson County Abstract & Investment Co. The Watson Chemical Co of Devils Lake. Stacy Bismarck Co. Stacy Lake Co. New Rockford Grocery Co. Woodman Hall association of Marion. Kemper Farming Co of Minot. Key incorporators include W. W. Archer, E. J. Archer, J. Willis Jones, Geo A Kellogg, F. P. Nash, H. B. Finch, J. M. Wheeler, and Geo. W. Kemper.
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P. D. Norton
Watson Chemical Co
Devils Lake
Ramsey County
Frederick J. Peirce
Rollo F. Hunt
Henry G. Middaugh
N. D
Wired
Stacy Lake Co
Capital Stock
W. K. Nash
F. P. Nash
Minneapolis, Minn
H. B. Finch
Grand Forks
New Rockford Grocery Co
New Rockford
Eddy County
Minneapolis
Woodman Hall Association
Marion
LaMoure County
Capital
J. M. Wheeler
W. W. Keene
Carl Baertsch
Xii, D
Northern Briquetting Co Incorporators Named in North Dakota
Northern Briquetting Co of Minot in Ward county lists capital stock of 150000 and incorporators Herman Winterer A McDonald and L M Davis of Minot and Valley City filed December 24 First State Bank of Norge capital stock 10000 incorporators K Volkmann B H Edminater Reasenden and W A Priess filed December 29 in North Dakota
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Kemper Farming Co
Minot
Ward County
Capital Stock
Geo. W. Kemper
Erik R. Ramstad
M. R. Porter
N. D
Dee
Northern Briquetting Co
Herman Winterer
A. McDonald
Valley City
L. M. Davis
First State Bank of
Norge
N.D
K. Volkmann
B. H. Edminater
Reasenden
W. A. Priess
Ambrose
Grafton Masonry dedicates new $40,000 temple
Nearly 400 visiting Masons joined the dedication of Grafton 40,000 dollar temple with grand master W E Hoover and grand secretary W L Stockwell as guests. Stockwell delivered the dedicatory address outlining Masonry history in general and in North Dakota. Local and visiting members spoke, followed by a banquet, reception, and ball deeming the day among Masonry’s great moments in North Dakota.
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Grafton
N. D
City
W. E. Hoover
W. L. Stockwell
Stockwell
North Dakota
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice that a mortgage begun May 16 1905 by John F Cowan and Mary Cowan to First National Bank Devils Lake ND and recorded June 19 1905 will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises. Alice Pillsbury Paige now owns the note and will proceed with the sale.
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John F. Cowan
Mary Cowan
First National Bank
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Register of Deeds
Ramsey County
Alice Pillsbury Paige
Foreclosure Sale of North Dakota Mortgage Lands
A sale will be held at the court house front door in Devils Lake Ramsey County North Dakota at two o clock PM Saturday January Lith 1913 to satisfy the mortgage debt. The description covers multiple tracts in sections 23 and 26 township 154 range 65 West with taxes for 1910 and 1911 paid by the assignee. Total due at sale is 2389.68 dollars plus costs including attorney fees. The notice is dated November 20 1912 and filed by Frich and Kelly Lakota North Dakota as attorneys for the mortgagee assignee.
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Ramsey County
North Dakota
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The
House OF Dreams
Annie Hinrichsen
EW Corporations
Archer Nelson Implement Co
Sharon
Steele County
W. W. Archer
E. J. Archer
Finley
Nelson
Minot Implement Co
Carl B. Swenson
Minot, Jeo
P. Schultz
J. Willis Jones
Nelson County Abstract & Inveatment Co
Lakota
Nelson County
Geo
A. Kellogg
M. M. Kelloge
C. G. Reimer
Stacy Bismarck Co
Bismarck
Burleigh County
E. P. Nash
Frich & Kelly
the Northern Investment Co
Eddy, Ramsey, Towner, and
Rollette Counties
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