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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
8
Years of success in our French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing department back this statement. We employ experts who thoroughly understand treating fabrics. Articles are handled to secure the best results. Good dressers value these services for preserving condition and extending wear, reducing clothing costs.
Details for the Chautauqua ticket campaign are set for Monday afternoon under Dr. W. B. Hocking. Twenty six committees, each with a man and a woman, will visit every business person and city resident. A proposal to have the band play after noon aims to boost committee reach and public awareness.
The Northwest Development League will stage five day shows in major east and midwest cities to promote the American Northwest. A four month train tour starting in Minneapolis in December will feature resources and lands to attract home seekers and tourists. States listed include Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Washington and Oregon. John R. Anderson of Edmore visited for business.
Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis defeated A L Williams in two straight falls despite Williams’ fifteen pound advantage. The match occurred Saturday night with Ordeman exhibiting strength and speed. Cybseko defeated Yankee Rogers in Milwaukee in two straight falls, first fall eleven minutes, second nine minutes. Zybszke plans Fargo rematch with Ordeman next Wednesday aiming to pin him twice within an hour. Unrelated note from Uncle Cy reports success on his sage brush venture.
Seventy two years ago Georgia decided to build a railroad and now holds a property that has paid the state over 20 million in cash. It would bring about that amount to the market and yields more than 400 thousand in annual rental. Net earnings for the year ended June 30, 1910 amount to 1 083 366.26 or seven and one half percent.
Minnesota Senator Moses E. Clapp, a La Follette leader, spoke at the Roosevelt campaign kickoff in Boston. The event opened Roosevelt’s New England tour under the Progressive Republicans of Massachusetts with Clapp among the principal speakers.
At the lodge annual meeting on Saturday evening officers were elected Exalted Ruler C. H. Doyon Esteemed Leading Knight C. W. Greene Esteemed Loyal Knight J. F. Duis Esteemed Lecturing Knight P. J. McClory Secretary R. V. Rice Treasurer Chas. Henley Tiler W. T. Henzie Trustees F. Kirchoff A. H. Bell and W. A. Hausman were named.
At The Churches Catholic Low Mass 8 am German sermon Sam High Mass and English sermon 10 30 am Sunday school 2 pm Sermon and benediction 7 30 pm Presbyterian Church Public worship and sermon 11 am Sunday school 12 m Geo B Talmage superintendent Evening worship and sermon 7 30 pm All seats free and a cordial welcome Albert Torbet pastor Salvation Army Captain 2 C Ellis Public meetings Tue Thu Sat and Sun 8 pm Sunday school 3 pm Special meetings all this week
A glass pavement project near Lyon called pierre de verre Garchey lasted less than two years. Authorized by Lyon authorities at the inventor’s expense the glass bricks on Place de la Republique proved fragile with broken edges and widespread splitting. officials concluded glass paving best suited for sidewalks not central streets.
A Philadelphia Times fragment presents a conversation where a woman questions whether a man’s actions remain valid after a request to retest their relationship. The snippet hints at affection and doubt amid spoken vows.
A short dialogue shows Mrs Blase unsure how to care for her seven year old dog Emma next year. The casual exchange ends with a humorous line about a dog that never lived past Puck.
A state military board met in the city at Colonel J. M. Kelly's office to review routine business. General Trueman, Lieutenant Anders, and Colonel Kelly attended as the board toured Camp Burke inspecting work, including a new quartermaster's building and a cleared additional hundred acres expanding the grounds.
The St Paul Association of Commerce launches a state wide letter urging farmers to test seed corn before spring planting. Reports from testers say results are disappointing with about half of seed corn unfit, based on 400 samples at the state farm and 78 from St Paul seed houses.
Instructions describe moist cloth bedding with corn kernels between plates or sawdust in a shallow box to encourage sprouting in three days to fifty. Agricultural high schools and the state agricultural school offer seed testing for farmers. The Association of Commerce is distributing four hundred letters to reduce danger of a short corn crop through outreach.
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