Flower of Flours Dakota Flour Ad Reprint
Slogan laden ad touts Dakota flour as all purpose and superior. Claims many housewives praise it and urges readers to order a sack to test the purported merits.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
2
Slogan laden ad touts Dakota flour as all purpose and superior. Claims many housewives praise it and urges readers to order a sack to test the purported merits.
Notice in Ramsey County District Court dated July 10 1971 sets August 19 1911 hearing time 1 30 PM at Devils Lake court on A W Harrison of Webster Freshwater seeking a Druggist Permit to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal scientific and mechanical uses at Lot 0 Block 7 Webster. Interested parties may appear and contest. Herman Stenseth Clerk. A W Harrison Petitioner.
A contractor advertises six houses for sale including two on Fifth Street two on Sixt Street and two on Flint Avenue offering to show and quote prices. He emphasizes experience selling city property and invites prospective buyers to inquire.
The Fargo Forum notes a flood of auto license requests at the secretary of state office in Bismarck. About 4,590 tags issued with no new clerk hires. a 1,000 more licenses ordered as manufacturers lag. Estimated state autos exceed 7,000 with 500 motorcycles. funds from tags may return about 15,000 to counties for highway work. The total automobile cost to the state over three years is estimated near 10 million dollars.
Grand Forks secured the next annual meeting of the North Dakota grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias after sessions held in Carrington. Officers elected include Grand Chancellor Frank Henry Valley City and Grand Master of Exchequer W J Evans Cando with others from Grand Forks Valley City Fargo Bismarck Hillsboro and Linton.
An attempted wreck on Soo Line No 108 near Tasker West of Minot Sunday night left a damaged track, piled rails, and flying debris. The engine stayed on the rails and reached Minot on time despite the perilous scene and frenzied speed.
A large crowd gathered at Red Willow lake for a Sons of Norway picnic featuring delegates from Devils Lake Tolna Melville Pekin Finley and others. Speakers spoke in Norwegian and English including Hon Siger Scrumgard who addressed old friends from Cooperstown and shared Norwegian history themes with music from Pekin and Tolna bands.
Last Monday Acker's Business College placed Agnes Cuthbertson with George Foster & Son Ellenor Smith with Dwight Flour Mill and A Bjoree with B Wangen steen & Co Secures a position and prompts readers to compare with other schools catalog offerings The ad promotes Mankato Commercial College as a new advertiser and urges sending for catalogs The fall term begins September in Colus.
Practical tips promote a water cure to rid the system of uric acid and improve complexion. Advice includes eight glasses daily, lemon juice in wash water, benzoin scent, and sturdy collars. Footwear care and corn prevention noted. Cavalier gains county seat after Pembina vote. Dakota Auto offers Grand Forks taxi service. Gilbreath predicts a large flax harvest and high prices.
Wealthy Langhorne farmer N B Keim praises Carlisle Indian School and its students. He notes 266 boys and 219 girls are away from the school at work. He cites $27,000 earned by Indian students last year and says many leave with practical education and a bank account of 400 to 500 dollars.
Geo McLean sold the Ebel farm in Prospect township to John B Novacek near Milton. The price was 25 per acre totaling 8000 dollars. McLean retains this year crop and the buyer takes possession after harvest and threshing.
The North Dakota Military Board ready to lease pasturage for the season with over 1200 acres shaded and watered. All stock entrusted to the board will be well cared for. Requests for details should contact the North Dakota Military Board or Custodian of grounds Powell.
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