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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
3
An early outline of the nebular hypothesis describes a vast primordial gas cloud from which the sun and planets formed. It details centrifugal rings, planetary accretion, and the sun’s flattening into a disk, arguing planets and moons arose from ring breaks and mass concentration driven by gravity and rotation.
A Baltimore American caricature style panel has characters the steel mill, pumping engine, macadam road, wallpaper, and the furnace voice complaining of neglect and hardship in a humorous exchange about daily burdens and hot air.
In Devils Lake and surrounding towns numerous residents were listed visiting or conducting business locally. Names include Isaac Sankt Deli Lake N D, Joe Reynolds from Tokio, P R Flint from Cando, William Webster, J Cottel of Cato township, F 2 Bilfotti of Starkweather, Dr C J McGuirean in Larimore, Miss Tillie Olmstead Starkweather, A J Mitchell Penn, John W Maher promoting farm loans, Lyle Cowan visiting relatives, J G Jacobson from Charles Ferry, Ole Scrumgard traveling to Minneapolis, P T Cuthbert in Cardin taking depositions, Norman Morrison Webster, Philp Ringstrom and John Nelson from Morin township, John Miller Tokio livery, Mrs Felix Routier and Miss Goss Jones visiting Sherwood, Helen Tennison and Etta Derrig Lakota, F F Baltson Tokio elevator manager, J B Middaugh Canfo enroute to Minneapolis, Exama Severson Starkweather teacher, Ignatius Court Tokyo Mercantile, C P N Anderson Starkweather, W F Cramer weekly Grand Harbor trip, Albert Jaqua Borex Shute Lumber Toklo, J J Kehoe and J H Sennett Cando enroute to Lakota, and local business promotions for farm loans and vehicle services. A Methodist marriage occurred, Victor Ruth and Dagna Christopherson of Tokio wed at the parsonage with plans to reside in Tokio.
In a nomadic camp narrative, Afghans bake bread by heating cobblestones in sand and layering dough with sheep tall. The method yields a thick, round loaf cooked under hot sand and coals, described beside a sandy stream in the desert.
A London editor defended a controversial description of ebil ren's excursion as a long white scream of joy. A correspondent challenged the phrase arguing a scream would be long but not white, prompting the editor to justify the wording by noting hue is often linked to a cry.
The column records a series of Devils Lake visits by residents and travelers including C Smeallie Agnes Kring and Henry St Doyle. It notes trial juror work, christmastide travel, plans for a social dance, and the impending marriage of Victor Ruth to Miss Christoferson with hometown ties to Tokio and Graves place nearby.
Mr Kilush spends the week exploring Fargo while McV Baker dates on Sunday. Gloria MWecht and Miss Thesle Kitsch visit siblings. Mary McBride visits Webster. An old farmer vows revenge after a taken grodch. clergy encounter at east orp-hotel leads to donkey quip. May Day and town officials referenced.
The article extols the Everyman's car as a small, sturdy runabout built to perform hard work at a low price. It claims high demand globally, matching large cars in reliability, and credits foresight in replacing horses and carriages with a practical, economical auto designed for broad appeal.
The Brash company announces the 1910 Brash Runabout with a sample car expected mid February. Dealers state that anyone who can afford a horse and buggy can own it, and the agency has been secured in the county after consulting with automobile experts. Three cars have been purchased for personal use to demonstrate merits. Nearby buyers will be invited to see the new model.
Local items include church services led by Captain and Mrs Kimbell with Sunday school at 3 PM and jail service at 8:80. News of 22 years ago, Dakota division support at 4967 votes, and several bank officers elected in Devils Lake area. Multiple society notes mention visits, legal work, and business trips among local residents and editors across Devils Lake and surrounding towns.
Hana Anderson loaded two carloads of baled hay today for shipment to Devils Lake. The hay was baled on Mr Anderson's farm and adjoining land and was priced at about 8 per ton.
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