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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented excerpt debates why Great Britain purchases American oatmeal and hints at long standing grain trade dynamics. It questions export strategies and alleged successes in foreign trade, referencing oats and European demand, with odd spellings suggesting OCR errors.
Devils Lake items include Gus Lindell at Noonan and Samuel Adams visiting from Perth. Movements abound with J Miller ill with typhoid fever, D V Brennan at Grand Forks on business, H G Middaugh in Rugby for legal work, and W C Fairbanks from Lakota visiting. A variety of notices cover land filings, store sales, and bank loan ads.
Reading fragmented notes mentions Dots and Gareka in a sport-like cadence. The text is garbled but implies a race or event with names Garseke P and Gus Gareka Rate, suggesting a racing context and returns. No clear dates or places are readable.
Notice is given by Chris Christofferson administrator of the estate of Peter Christofferson deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is Nelson County ND or to Hamar Dior at Traynor in Devils Lake Ramsey County ND. First publication January 28 1910. The filing references the estate of Martin Bennett in Devils Lake, North Dakota, before Judge Henry.
A humorous dialogue on New Year resolutions and human folly winds through playful exchanges about setting goals. Characters muse on sincerity, effort, and the stickiness of plans, with quips about broken resolutions and unexpected outcomes.
A fragment references Light Horse Harry Lee as author of a tribute to Washington, claiming he penned the line First in war with glory to peace and first in the hearts of the countrymen in his eulogy.
The Yonkers Statesman recounts a couple’s travel banter during an abroad tour. A playful exchange recalls stops in Berle and Paris, noting a busted tire and the need for a new one as part of their journey.
The Boston Herald describes Babson waking his wife during a burglary, urging her to flee, and bravely acting by seizing a pistol, firing it from a street window, and waiting with the pistol at his bedroom door for the police arrival.
A young woman asks how the rugged Donagenariun preserves health. He replies that he declines to practice what his friends preached, endorsing self discipline over idle advice. Chicago Record-Herald report noted.
A terse exchange discusses whether after a few switches the person will be taken into the firm. The employer cautions the matron you will not be taken into the firm but taken in by the firm as a warning from a spokesman.
Live machinist and engine repair man sought for excellent shop opportunity. Only shop of its kind in a large area. Includes small residence and tow acres of land. Part cash, balance on easy terms. Write First National Bank Hope NC for full particulars.
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