Avenue to the West Store Room of the Western
A short item notes access to a store room labeled Avenue to the West within the Western facility. No further context or dates given.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
6
A short item notes access to a store room labeled Avenue to the West within the Western facility. No further context or dates given.
Grand Forks Commercial club directors meet to consider a publicity plan to create a league including Superior and Duluth with Winnipeg and Fargo as western members. Enthusiasm grows as railroad access improves and officials plan to form a committee to gauge local support and details.
Grand Forks Times previews Friday night wrestling at Powers-Doran program with Peter Brock of Butte Montana arriving to seek local or state opponents. Brock is billed as a top specimen, Deitz set to face Brockhus, and Powers to meet Doran in a 160 pound bout. Also featured is Willitts versus John the wrestling bear in a specialty match.
P. M. McGurren the light heavyweight champion of North Dakota calls out any rival in his class to a finish match to be staged in Minot on or about February 1. Address all communications to Crary, North Dakota.
A fragmented instructional note describes shifting furnace drafts and adding coal at various times from early morning to bedtime. It emphasizes alternating direct and check drafts, maintaining fire, and testing coal types, ending with the claim that living in a steam-heated flat is best.
ESTRAYED PROMPT farm two miles southeast of Devils Lake in November dark brindle cow with horns and with battery ten years old. Tind is worth 3 BB Devils Lake or phone 100 Cell 2 tr.
President McVey argues that farmers must adopt cooperation to pool resources, finance, and markets. He cites creameries elevators stores and fruit growers in the United States and Europe as models and warns that lack of capital and misaligned aims hinder progress. Cooperation, he says, can reduce costs, boost bargaining power, and unite rural communities with prudent management.
In North Dakota soil needs warm mellow depth for fruit crops. Prof Waldr on stresses windbreak shelter for berries especially strawberries. Choose a northern slope, avoid heavy alkali, ensure drainage, and deep plowing with ordinary well rotted manure fertilization.
Grand Forks, N. D. offers a course of study and practical work for young women seeking medical and surgical instruction. For information address Guparin s tendeut of urges at St Michael's Hospital.
The Grand Theatre offers two vaudeville acts the Jerome and Henle duo and midget comedian Helen Linden with songs dances and rapid dialogue. Two thousand feet of motion pictures and an illustrated song complement the program for Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 45 and 9 00.
An Alsace and Louain refined musical act from the Orpheum circuit, 1900 pounds of scenery, showcases twenty instruments and Beth LeMar dancing comedian. Prices listed for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 45 and 9 00, with pictures and songs to round out the bill.
A Minot mass meeting of businessmen approved a three year plan to spend five thousand dollars annually on the Better Farming association. Thomas Cooper outlined expert farm superintendents who will run experimental plots in township fields and demonstrate practical scientific farming directly to farmers on their own land.
A farmer explains his approach to corn profit. He plans to plant about seventy acres, uses a fodder cutter, and aims to fatten livestock with corn. He forecasts selling pork next spring and increasing acreage if conditions allow. He notes frost affected maturity but expects overall profitability.
Backache and kidney pain prompts warning to seek kidney remedies. Testimonial from Mrs. John Dix of Cando, North Dakota praises Doan's Kidney Pills for repeated relief. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agents. price 60 cents. Remember the time Dean's and take no other.
The State of North Dakota serves notice to defendants in Ramsey County Second District Court of a filed complaint. Defendants must answer within 30 days. failure may result in default judgment. Proceedings reference A R Applegate and other defendants with attorney details included.
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