Clean up Devils Lake streets and sewer plan urged
Citizens urged to keep premises free of disease breeding filth as health ordinances tighten. Until a sewer system is in place, residents must act to preserve health, with strict enforcement and potential penalties for neglect. Community progress depends on unity and proactive cleanup, not narrow self interest. The issue also notes debates on Sunday baseball and the value of the North Dakota Chautauqua for recreation and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Board of Health
North Dakota
LaRue
Officials Seek Quiet for Cole Younger Biography Tour
Minnesota officials express concern that The Life of Cole Younger is sensational and propose censorship efforts. The situation follows an unannounced visit by the Chief of Police to discuss the book’s impact and possible restrictions.
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Minnesota
Cole Younger
Police
O'Connor and Younger Pardon Debate at St Joseph Exposition
A Minnesota review of a joint book on Cole Younger faces state board scrutiny with an unfavorable verdict labeling it too sensational. The piece discusses political economy notes on labor strikes, bank consolidations in New York, European nobility subsidies, Canadian settlers, and local paper Starkweather's Times printing at home.
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O'Connor
St. Joseph
Cole, Younger
W. G. McMarchy
St. Paul
Minnesota
State Board of Control
Cole Younger
Starkweather’s Times
Old Soldiers Ride In Parades On Memorial Day
The public is familiar with the parade of prominent citizens in carriages but old soldiers walk. The piece argues veterans in the Civil War era are mostly over 60 and face health risks, suggesting prominent citizens should walk while veterans ride.
Old Soldiers Parade Bounds on Memorial Day
Veterans of the great war choose walking or riding in the Minneapolis Memorial Day parade as managers provide carriages for frail riders. Many veterans, though older and less fit for exertion, insist on walking, while none will be forced to march if unable.
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Goozee
Minneapolia
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Journal
Boys of Sixty One Memorial Poem and Note
A tribute poem dedicated to the Devils Lake G A R honors fallen Civil War veterans and their flag, urging flowers on graves and continued support for veterans. The piece ends with a house wiring notice advising improvements by Improvement Co. before plastering.
Special Services by Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps
Sunday 11 a m post of the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps led by commander Mann marched to the Church of the Advent. Rev O F Jones preached on Exodus and civil war, praising heroic dead and survivors and Passover parallel. Choir and Mr G S Ashelman provided offertory music. Co D members ordered to report May 30 for parade in full uniform.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Mann
Church of the Advent
O. F. Jones
G. 8
Ashelman
Boston and Return Rail Rates for NEC Convention
Duluth based rail options to Boston for the National Educational Association Convention July 6 to 10. Rates from Duluth range from 27.00 to 36.00 depending on route, with sales July 1 to 6 and return passage valid for July 12. Extensions to September 1 with deposit and fifty cent fee. Contact Matt Adson for reservations at 426 Spalding Hotel Block Duluth Minn. 11-18 TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
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National Educational Association
Boston
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
Duluth
Montreal
Buffalo
St.Ignace
Detroit
Owen Sound
Toronto
St. Lawrence River
Matt Adson
Spalding Hotel
Minn
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Ransbrough
Proprieto
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Marconi
New York City
National ‘Bank of Commerce
Western National Bank
Great City Bank of
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City Bank
Europe
Canadian Northwest
Lion
America
Guy
Myrtle Rose Stewart
Special Services
Co. D
Armor
Thos. Lonnevik
Boston and Return
N. D
L. B. Fancher
Powell
Hantbal Hamlin
Vuelta
Abajo
Tahaeel
Sumatra
Weam, Watt
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