Complete Awards List From First Mid-Winter Fair
The list records prizes across multiple divisions at the Mid-Winter Fair and Farmers Institute. Wheat, oats, barley, and flax winners are named with first second and third places, plus sweepstakes to Elia, and many baked goods and dairy items awarded to local residents including Mrs. Thos Moore and Miss Helena Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Fife
C. F. Erickson
James Wills
P. ©. Getchell
Mr. Elia
M. Erickson
A. G. Tufford
A. Vanderhelden
A. Rutherford
A. N. Maxwell
Halver Thee
B. D. Stewart
M.D. Stewart
Helena Anderson
Fullerton
Mirs
Margaret Schart
Martin Oleon
Emily
Joan, Lange
J. A. van Liew
A. Gutford
Davis Rubin
A. M. Powell
Thos. Moore
Hazel Davis
A. G.johnson
Frank Emigh
Thomas Moors
D. Fullerton
A. G. Fuford
A.G. Tufford
A. G. Johnson
Donaldson
Domestic Science
A. C
Colborn
Webster
W. Kelley
Devils Lane
St Mary's Academy
Thos Moore
Alma Bartz
Ross Moor
Ida, Jacobson
AG. Tufford
Lake Region Development and Fair Support Resolutions
The Devils Lake area endorses Lake Region Development Association as permanent and promotes county fairs and township farmers clubs. It backs Better Farming Association funding, calls for rural ag education, urges legislative action for farmer institutes, and commends Henry Hale, local newspapers, the Devils Lake Commercial Club, merchants, and the fair's success in its first regional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Region
Henry Hale
Devila Lake
Morris Smith Goes to New York for Spring Stock
Mr. Morris Smith of the Fashion shop left for New York City at the start of the week to select spring stock. Recognized as a leading stock buyer, he will buy for new departments and bring back many exclusive ladies wear items. He plans a four week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Smith
Fashion Shop
New York City
Smith
Devils Lake
Partial list of merchants prize awards
A partial list of merchants prize awards is given with many names and items. Winners include Corn Professors Borchert and Palmer and A VY Vander helden for small grains and items such as snow shoes, hats, and tools awarded by various merchants. The list also names multiple suppliers and recipients across crops grain types and hardware goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Prize
Borchert and Palmer
A. VY. Vanderhelden
D. L. Stewart
D. ¥. Burgess
N. A. Robermaan
Palmer
The
Geo. Routier
Mann's Grocery
Norman Morrison
Webster
James Horne
Penn
Angis McDonald
Devila Lake
E. D. Stewart
J. W. Adams
Extreme Cold Records Tie Virginia Minn Vint Range
In Virginia Minnesota on January 12 the Cook area registered 56 degrees below zero. A stiff wind accompanied the extreme cold as thermometers there burst at that figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Minn
Cook, Minn
Here
Fair Notes Highlight Fruit Displays And School Exhibits
W W Barrett of Penn showcases native fruit and berries that won top prize at the Bismarck exposition, with Lake Region potential. Merchants offer hot coffee cups to visitors, while the School for the Deaf and Fort Totten Indian school exhibits impress. Poultry music and advertising fill the pavilion as souvenirs go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wood
St.Mary's Academy
Olga Scrattas
Devils Lake High School
Schoo
Fort Totten Indian School
Leta Hazzard
St. Mary's Academy
Cavalier High School
School For Deaf
Devils Lake High
Charles, Baker
Devils Lake School
W. W. Barrett
Penn
Bismarck
Lake
Fourth Annual Corn Show Held in Fargo with Cash Premiums
The Fourth Annual Corn Show will be held in Fargo January 18 19 at the J I Case Threshing Company's building. Prof P G Holden of Ames Iowa will judge and lecture on corn culture. A free corn banquet at the Masonic Temple awaits winners, with the First National Bank of Fargo offering 1000 in cash premiums and other prizes for school pupils. North Dakotans are urged to support corn culture for better crops and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
P. G. Holden
Ames
Iowa
Masonic Temple
First National Bank of Fargo
North
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. GG. Tufford
A. Ruthford
J. M. Kelly
H. Olson
D. Lam
Hii Shaver
Speltz
Thos
Moore
Scond
H. B. Alferson
Pickles
Jellice
Mrs. Thog. Moore
Leonard Schart
Edmore
Rye
J. L. Horne
J. C. Pervis
P. A. Manseau
C. C. @onnelly
Robert
Maurie
B. L. Beavenatead
J. O. Perkins
Flint
Robert McCleary
Cavalier County Schools
J. G. Jacobson
C. W. Kelly
Northwestern Dent
Theodore Hangon
Fred Hellaman
Julious Newman
Marie Kirk
Clark Taylor
Monroe Kirk
Fort Totten
Fort ‘Totten
Robert Gray
Timothy
Firat
Kirk
C. H. Weed
J.O. Perkins
Edmund Devany
Spark
Halver Phoe
Ea Lam
J. C. Perkins
Thorvola Gul
Sorth
Fred Halle
Arny
Boots Firat
G Ray
Rutabagas
H. Weed
Branchtower
R.gray
Mia
J. Lange
Beane First
Marion Kirk
Dovany, Scond
Edmund
L. Miller
Frank Shook
Fs. Kirk
Hy Wood
R. Gray
C. P. Brainard
J. H. Maxon
Currellis
0. B. Miller
BR. McKay
Fort, Totten Indian School
Hardinger
Mra. Glerum
Mra. Marts
J. Glerum
Jack Deamond
St. Mary’s Academy
Wm. Redmond
Misa Mable McCormick
Churces ' Ferry
Mise Hale
Firet
Peter Westergaard
Marts
Chas
Peterson
Baker
St Mery’a Academy
Weber Brainard
Marie Perkins
Mina Hick
Merchants
T. A. Haslam
J. R. Haslam
Rhodenbach & Mundt General
Mann's
Lrst
Mann
Ramsey Drug’ Co
Piret
W. Gilbertson
Kirchen & Cooper
Bus Ieell
Tanna Bros
J.A. Horne
Kelley
Ficers
Better Farming “Association
North Dakota
Farmers Institute
IS East
Mr. Smith
Just
Torpedo
Pheaton
America
Cadillac
Horton Motor Co
Devils Lake, North Dakota
GC. F. Erickson
M. Glickson
M. G. Tafford
Herman Shark
Eli Shaver
Ramsey County Implement Company
A, G
F. W. Mann& Sons
Barley
Hermah Thompson
Wringer Y O'Brien Bros
C. P. Nelson
White &Henderson
I. L. Horne
White & Henderson
P. A. Manceau
Goldberg's
Conmoilay
Frank Leuck
White
Dent
C. W. Raley
A.D. Sprague
Theo
Hansen
Robe
Pillsbury
la Rue -Zros
C. W. Kelley
P. Brainard
Joe Perkins
Fort Tottten
A. M.powell
Devils Lake Nursery
Narwéry
O.P. A. Boretad
Devila Enko
Ohto
New York
Marty
Rose
Rodembach & Mundt
Sparks
Rhodenbach & Mundt
Lambox Hay
Ramsey Drug Ca
J. Halliday
Sixth St
School For the Deaf
Chanticleer
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