Polynesian Princess Musical Comedy Planned Local Run
Local production by Messrs Austen Pierce and others. The Polynesian Princess will feature ten melodies and a stronger plot than The Chaperone. The creators aim for a polished staging with a professional local cast. Also reported: Geo. Skare killed in a runaway near Sentinel Butte. Minnie Nelson returns from Leeds. state pork production forecast rises with corn yields. agricultural notes and local economy implications.
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Chaytan
Romecy
Isle of
Y'Nasia
Pierce Sign
Broadway
York
Thors
Princesa
Rabu
Tata
Record In Hog Raising Three Million From Pork Sales
North Dakota farmers received three million dollars from pork sales in 1913 as hog placements nearly doubled the state record. Expect further gains in 1914. Thomas P. Cooper of the North Dakota experiment station notes a tremendous rise in production across the state based on statewide data and major stock markets. He predicts corn acreage will also rise sharply and more hogs will be raised by North Dakota farmers.
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K.P. Todd
State Food Commission For
Hos Jogues
Agricultural College
North Dakota
United States
Ora
Thomas P. Cooper
Cooper
Gonson
Hott
Fuekirtati
Bernt Seen as Clear Path for North Dakota Candidacy
The Inter Ocean reports Bernt as likely to run for state office in North Dakota. Backers believe his background in agriculture and labor will appeal to voters. Mrs James Dean visited Crary this week, influencing local sentiment.
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Cony Milidiongr
Agriculture
Tabor Gilbreath
North Dakota
Atata
Berit
Inter
Ferryman
T ‘Atill
James Dean
Crary i
Hunter Parties Track Rumored Beast Near Churchs Kerry
Charles Engelborn reports hunting activity near Ramsay County region with Roosevelt's interest in trapping a large animal. Engelhorn and Haumnan youths push the project to attract Teddy Roosevelt and draw national figures to Ramsay Country for big game expeditions.
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Minodore
Hoosevelt
Churchs Kerry
N. D
Charles Ngelborn
Roooevelt
Engelhorn
Charles Engelborn
Gym For The Boys Arranged By Mothers Club
At the Mothers club meeting plans were approved to start a gym hall for boys, with sessions three nights a week in the basement Guild hall. A committee will secure funds and oversee weights and classes for midgets juniors and older boys, with affordable admission and supervision by Director Crosa and Dr Henry Harris.
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David Takeda
Manly
Mothars
Hoya
Crosa Hay
Tony
The State Bank Offer to Farmers in Namany County
The Devils Lake State Bank promotes enterprising ideas with a contest to lure farmers into stock-raising. It offers a prize of 260 dollars for the best herd, illustrated by a calendar showing Dr. Belling of Minnesota, and calendars have been distributed to farmers, though the bank states no interest is created.
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Devils Lake State Bank
Namany Couns
Dr. Belling
Minnesota
Chief Year Busy Year For Chief In 1913 Arrests Record
The year 1913 saw Chief Triboe busy with 17 arrests in the big booth at the city bailefron Subuary. All arrests occurred during Chief Mmboo's incumbency with some not recorded because they were pumioned. Of those convicted and fined, the total was 167.
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Janury Hay
Triboe
Mmboo
Mrs Buttz Heads the S five Work
Community notice lists officers for the current year with names including HuptMra Bolte Anst Supt-Orvilla Daelt Bec Anat A Male Mey and J Holliday Ase Hecy Jammy Kimalie Orpanlate Mine Norma Chottiatorn GU Maravil in a Presbyterian setting.
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Fiunday
Presbyterian Munday Ncool
HuptMra
Bolte
Anst
Supt
Orvilla Daelt
Bec
Anat
Holliday
Ase
Hecy
Jammy Kimalie
Purchases Paper Learns of Meohsn Lownehip Case
An unclear notice references a fifteen year old boy from Meohsn Lownehip linked to Olvus and Kener Ime amid medical and legal context. It mentions Mercy hospital, a seven year term, and ongoing management changes connected to a prior event. The fragmentary text briefly touches on amputations, foliage, and a polindinled party.
Winter skating revival sparks city rink plans and crowding
City officials note strong demand for skating at ponds and a new rink project to support winter sports. Builders Gage and Sam Leppert prepare a 14.5 by 50 foot building north of the shops to host skating and toboggan activity. A local group including Blaminok Minot Cayalion LaMotte helps organize events and lure residents from Havre to Marion for the season.
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Ponda
Hockey Iualae
Aare Peltif Bnieeds
Gage
Sam Leppert
Bares
Howe’ Smn
Hiio
Minot
Cayalion
LaMotte
SIWGM
Boontine
Ivy
Ot) Paroy
Vhlc
Rev Tyler Becomes Bishop In New York Meeting
The article notes Rev Joda Poynts Tyler recants and is consecrated Bishop of North Dakota at the Episcopal convention in New York. The ceremony occurred on Thanksgiving Day in Hagerstown Maryland with several church leaders, including the Bishop of the Moweione vingtnbn, presiding and many trustees in attendance.
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North Dakota
Diocese OF the Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Joda Poynts Tylew
Bt Doda
Jal Ehunreh
Morth Tiakots
Tuwon
New York
Awpotidaioen Vetere Dtu
Hagarntown
A. Larussy
Mev. Ac
Flawdotieh
Deveaf
Mid Winter Fair Plans Spark Local Interest in 1914
The Mid Winter Fair association, led by President Frank Hyeland, confirms a February event in Devils Lake at the Grand Opera House roller rink. Bishop G. W. Peterkin and other clergy will preside as consecration sermons are delivered, with plans already underway for premiums and fundraising to support the institution.
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Frank Hyeland
Devils Lake
Ramsey County
Lake Region
Grand Opera House
Hyland
Mutor Ocean
Fas
Jeffort
New General Hospital to Open Soon at Devils Lake
Devils Lake plans to move into the new General hospital this month as preparations continue. Lord Bibler Melntowh and Pierce oversee ventilation and furnishings for the new building, with the best hospital furniture being selected and installed as the project advances. The city congratulates the institution’s leaders for the investment and effort.
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General Hospital
Lord Bibler
Melntowh
Pierce
Nevils
Devils Lake
New Law Covers Health Certificates for Purebred Cattle
A recent state law requires purebred cattle sold within the state to carry a health certificate from the Livestock Sanitary Board, showing tuberculin testing and freedom from disease. Violations carry fines from 26 to 600 dollars or imprisonment up to 90 days. Forms for tuberculin testing appear through the Board at Bismarck. The measure aims to align with federal rules on interstate breeding cattle and strengthen state safeguards.
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Livestock Sanitary Board
Five Intack Sanitary Board
Bisumarck
Advent Church Notices and Schedule Summary
Fragmented local church schedule lists services and events. Mentions rector and parish names, prayer hours, Sunday school, and a midweek meeting. Details are garbled but show church activities at Bundy Avenue and nearby dates.
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Episcopal Church of the Advent
Hurels
Regent man accused in arrest of illegal gambling setup
In Regent North Dakota on January 9, Thomas Broach was arrested on a charge of violating equal nation law after a sexult incident. Dudley Holt, who runs a charity poor room, was also charged with selling Hanor at alee and permitting a number of gaathiinr games for money. Evidence showed an electric device under the counter to control winnings in a dice box popular with the crowds.
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Regent
N. D
Thomas Broach
Dudley Holt
Holt
Alee
Second Offense In Selling Weary In Violation Of The Law
Marmorth N IB Jan 9 second offense in selling Weur in violation of the law. Hd Kelly irregularities. The defendant was taken to Dickinson where he pleaded guilty but sought leniency. Judge Crawford will set sentence tomorrow at Medora. Friends seek suspension of the sentence for treatment.
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Marmorth
Kelly
Dora
Dickinson
Crawford
St Medora
Hunter Chases and Kills Coyote After Seven Mile Pursuit
In New England North Carolina Harrison pursued a coyote after it ran down their auto. Two companions claimed they feared being shot as Harrison drove the chase onto the prairie. After seven miles he overtook the animal and killed it, ending the pursuit.
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New England
N. C
Harrison
Uae
The Same Old Story Up Again
A county commissioner's weekly routine draws criticism over contract awards and public access. The article argues official actions lack transparency, noting taxpayers’ meetings and small papers receiving tracts in a three year old case amid concerns of money spent and procedures followed.
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Ware
Wenwion
Emmalliens
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