Farmers Institute Tuesday At Devils Lake Meeting
The special farmers institute arranged for Devils Lake by President Hale of the Ramsey County Development association will be held here next Tuesday with both morning and afternoon sessions. Morning sessions start at 10 o clock and afternoon from 1 30 to 4 00. Speakers include Prof Thomas Shaw Prof W Palmer and Prof A E Chamberlain, development commissioner of the Great Northern Railway.
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Devils Lake
Hale
Ramsey County Development Association
Thomas Shaw
North- West
W. ©. Palmer
Agricultural College
A.E. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Great Northern Railway
Mrs Mary Danks Dead At 68 In Devils Lake
Mrs Mary L Danks died Tuesday night at 10 o clock at her daughter H M Weiers home after complications. She is survived by three daughters H M Weiler Devils Lake Sask Kindersley and Carrington. Funeral 1 pm Wednesday from Welter residence 936 Hast Sixth St. Interment Mapleton ND beside her husband who served as Presbyterian pastor in Devils Lake twenty three years ago.
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Mary L. Danks
H. M. Weier
H. M. Weiler
R. W. Parker
Kindersley
Sask
G. J. Tenborg
Carrington
N. D
Welter
Sixth Street
Mapleton
Devis Lake
Devils Lake
Home from Rochester J C W Anderson returns
Jons C W Anderson of Minnewaukan township arrived home from Rochester Minnesota after an Mayo Hospital operation. He had suffered lingering complications from a 17 year old typhoid fever attack and is reported in good health, a relief to many friends. He long led South Dakota farmers institutes and prior to that was a successful farmer in the state. The note praises Mr Chamberlain as a pleasing speaker and his Northwest farming knowledge. Ladies and children are invited to institute sessions and urged to be punctual.
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Rochester
Jons
C. W. Anderson
Minnewauken Township
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Anderson
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Northwest
Buchanan Calls for La Follette as ND Choice
In a terse speech, Buchanan argues North Dakota should back Robert M. La Follette as standard bearer, even if Roosevelt runs, urging fair play and La Follette’s early lead in the people’s battles. He endorses initiative, equal suffrage, and industrial insurance. He calls for enforcement of laws, prohibition, and loyalty to the state’s best interests.
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North Dakota
Buchanan Addresses Progressive Republicans in Cooperstown
James A. Buchanan, candidate for governor, spoke to a large Griggs County Progressive league gathering in Cooperstown last Saturday. He framed his platform as a broad, modern response to rapid development, urging farmers, business people, and professionals to keep pace with changing times and new technologies.
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Cooperstown
James A. Buchanan
Griggs County
Progressive League
Buchanan
Times
Mrs Moeller 45 Dies After Liver Disease
Mrs. Thor Moeller of Velva died Monday morning after a prolonged liver illness. She had been taken to Minneapolis for evaluation and was brought back to Devils Lake for her funeral at Dr W K Moeller’s residence, attended by many. She was 45 and survived by her husband.
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Thor Moeller
Velva
Minneapolis
Devils Lake
W. K. Moeller
Warning to Farmers on General Services Firm Practices
A bulk bulletin from Pure Food Commissioner ELF Ladd warns farmers about the Farmers General Services company. It questions the firm’s reliability, notes inconsistent references from other businesses, and points out failure to register stock foods and egg foods for sale in North Dakota. The department deems the transaction within North Dakota and holds agents responsible for violating state law.
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Pure Food
ELF
Ladd
North Dakota
Edmore Farmers Form Movement for Rail Line Split
In North Dakota on March 1 a group near Edmore and Devils Lake moved to back a direct railroad route between the cities. Farmers at a Lawton area meeting with seventy five participants organized a preliminary body to push the straight line proposal now served only by a roundabout Great Northern route.
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Edmore
N. D
Farméra’ Railroad
Devils Lake
Hansboro
Great Northern
Lawton
Band Gongert Delights Devils Lake In Sacred Concert
A large audience filled the opera house as the reorganized band under Director Maxwell performed its second sacred concert. Norden chorus and Prof Holm received strong applause, signaling the city’s growing musical presence and the band’s integration into civic life.
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Maxwell
Norden Chorus
Holm
Devils Lake
Presbyterians Banquet Highlights Get Together For Gentlemen
An excellent first annual banquet and Get Together meeting of Presbyterian church gentlemen was held last Friday evening. A 7:30 menu was served by the ladies, with young men as waiters, followed by toasts and musical numbers. Speakers including F. P. Mann, Professor Jorgenson, and Mr. Halliday discussed church leadership, father and son relations, and interchurch cooperation. The event featured duets by local groups and pleased attendees as a meaningful community gathering. Mrs. Mueblen of Penn visited to see her daughter recovering from an operation at the General hospital.
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Presbyterian Church
Romig
Blonde
Haig
F. P. Mann
Jorgenson
Austin
Flint
Blonder
Interchurch
Wallace
Clattenberg
Barron Pahl
Totbet
Exclusive Shoe Store to Open in Devils Lake
Exclusive shoe store planned for Devils Lake spring. C M Case, longtime Dawson merchant, secured a lease on the Locke building corner store and will stock an up to date line of shoes. He has left for the coast to purchase stock. Al Fontain will join as wholesale shoe representative. Opening date not announced.
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Devils Lake
C. M. Case
Dawson
Locke Building
Case
al Fontain
Hatton Downs Devils Lake In 3 0 Debate
Hatton High School defeated Devils Lake High School by a 3 to 0 judges’ vote on the same question Devils Lake won last December. Devils Lake’s team included Alice Daley Albert Jacqua and John Smith. Hatton’s team featured Miss Hegge Miss Kloster and Alfred Solbert. Judges were three university professors and fair. Devils Lake hopes to debate Rugby later despite setbacks.
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Devils Lake High School
Hatton High School
Devils Lake
Alice Daley
Albert Jacqua
John Smith
Hatton
Hegge
Miss Kloster
Alfred Solbert
Lake Region publicity plan for Chicago Record-Herald feature
The Lake Region Development association will fund a Chicago Record-Herald North Dakota Development number in late next month. C. L. Speed, assistant managing editor, will visit the Lake Region to craft a dedicated state story with signed pieces by state agriculturalists and business leaders. The edition aims to showcase North Dakota to Illinois Indiana Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan readers, leveraging the paper's wide circulation.
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Lake Region Development Association
Lake
North Dakota
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Record-Herald
Northwest
C. L. Speed
Speed
Forllinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Report on Devils Lake Mouse river survey 1911 plan
State Engineer Atkinson transmits the Hyland bill survey to the governor. The study shows Devils Lake steadily shrank from 112 to 60 square miles since 1867. It maps a 103 mile route north from Wintering Creek to the Sheyenne via Buffalo and Girard lakes, with dams on the Mouse and Sheyenne rivers creating reservoirs of thousands of acres.
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Bismarck
N. D
Atkinson
Mouse River
Devils Lake
Hyland
Chandler
The
State University
United States Geological Survey
North Dakota
Minnesota
J. W. Elias
Mouse Sheyenne
Hurricane Lake
Willow Creek
Wintering Creek
Sheyenne
Devlis Lake
Turtle Mountains
Sheyenne River
Buffalo
Girard Lakes
Souris
Mouse River Joop
Eatent
Velva
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Farmers Institute
Mary Danks
Mr. Buchanan
Gentury
Mrs. Moeller
Ganger
E. F. Ladd
Farmers General Service Co
Farmere
Gongert
Mrs. Mueblen
Penn
Mr. Miller
General Hospital
M’t
Mann