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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
3
City entries list many visitors and locals such as Tay Durbin of Crary John W Maner offering farm loans George Kilne Penn Lochwing Starkweather Perry Fredendahl C H Sloman New York Edward Larson resignation at Turners and more. Also ads seek a competent woman for day or week work and contact details.
St. Paul visitors Susie and Jet O Leary return from city. Kitty Fournacieri to Chicago after weeks with aunt. Mrs Ruger and daughter sail to Gainesville Florida to visit mother. L. P. Swenson returns from International Falls. Farm loan offers available. Duffey sisters teaching in Esmond North Dakota visit. Socrates Christopherson back from Grand Forks business course. Mrs EB S Pyle of Cando heads to Missouri for winter. Monogram goods called. InterOcean offers fine line. John Lang returns from fair with prizes. Ziebach back from Fort Totten exhibits. North Dakota Jaeger Institute promotes cure for liquor morphine habits. Miss Wither Mahood entertained by Miss Hneagen. Georgia Chambers speaks on Temperance. returns to Charles Ferry. High School Athletic Association to host supper Jan 29. tickets 35 cents. Stenson visits from Grand Forks. Engraved calling cards at Inter Ocean. Lena and Clara of Sharon visiting. Wm Shoemacher returns from Cando. Chua DeMare returns to Grand Harbor. Mr and Mrs Chal Pillsbury visiting. Bert Thomas of Towner visiting. John W Mater offers farm loans. Mrs Greer and baby to Grand Forks. Verne Ruthir om returns from Pag u. A A Dion returns to Grand Harbor. Mrs Paterson of Uronto passes through for Ming to visit relatives. Union Commercial College Ozaworks places Miss Florence Starr at Bank of Basiley. J Q Adams and Ruth return from Grand Morkce. Ruth attended. Mrs P Tinbow celebrated with gifts. birthday luncheon held.
Former State Superintendent W E Stockwell faces a rehearing in a case against the state of North Dakota. The court split on a payment order of over 35 thousand dollars collected by the superintendent’s office. Arguments will occur late in the brewing month with Justice Bruce and Justice Morgan on opposite sides of the majority.
A Pottsville region tale describes a witchcat blamed for strange misfortunes in Tumbling Run Valley. A Howell Thomas family faces a hex cat seen four feet long, blamed for livestock and people illnesses. Miss Thomas crafts a solid gold bullet to kill it, but the cat vanishes. doctors link a new hexahemeron cat born in 1906 to the case.
The article discusses the royal attitude toward divorce in Victorian Russia and Britain, noting the difficulty of excluding divorced women from courts yet reporting growing divorce trends in Russia. It also covers geologists’ views on Lake Chad and the Nile, suggesting a past geographic connection via flood events and a historic junction between the two waterways.
Fragmented OCR scene shows a junior member of an old firm name Goldamith Colateri Bogtley Johnson meeting about a graveyard chining ornament in a formal consultation. The text mentions a lawyer being cited and a cryptic remark about Tingutte or a Senn of Tokison Great krare.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue with names Hicks Colum Harper's Weekly. Lacks complete context, making identification of人物, place, or event impossible.
A critic profiles Morin Fee noting doubts about a proposed tax plan and the manager's assurances. The article questions final funding and potential impact, signaling concern over how money will be allocated.
A fragmentary report notes a community member taking the lead in a discussion about a Biel Dealerpe or Propoundiaig matter. The committee member confronted him while others hesitated, and one speaker described quick, temperate responses amid the exchange.
R J Morris an inspector for the Canadian Pacific at Winnipeg warns North Dakotans against investing in Canadian land for farming He reports many Americans in the Northwest in financial trouble selling relinquishments to return home He notes short seasons frost and poor yields driving down prices and says North Dakota remains safer for farmers until conditions improve.
A fragment contends the core issue is social centering to advance democracy. It cites a conversation about identity and prejudice during a local election and suggests genuine familiarity as the path to harmony. The piece references La Fotlette magazine as the source.
A fragment describes an early Freeville New York community started in 1455 by W. R. to reform dependent and children. It outlines a republic style with a constitution and self organized governance including labor contracts and local schooling, farming, and craft work for residents.
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