Fine is paid for selling apples in Devils Lake
Fred C. Johnson of Adel Iowa was fined 26 in Judge Maxsons court for attempting to dispose of a carload of apples without a state license under the transient merchant law. The case, connected to state licensing money rules, may be appealable to the supreme court with two cases pending.
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Devils Lake
Fred C. Johnson
Adel
Maxson
Johnson
Supreme Court
Klectzen
Ramsey County Sun day School convention set for Novem ber 9 10
Teachers examination will be held at the high school in the commercial room on Thursday and Friday November 9 and 10 starting 8 30 a m all writing material furnished The Ramsey County North Dakota Sunday School Association plans its tenth annual convention at the Church Ferry Methodist church with a program featuring Rev and Mrs Walter A Snow Rev Dr Robertson Rev Frank Rines Profs J A Haig and Earl T Clark Miss Georgie Chambers Move ment and invites every Sunday school to send two delegates besides its pastor to join the interdenominational movement Margrave furniture repair near post office offers fine work at reasonable prices.
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Ramsey County Association
Churles Ferry
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Sunday School Association
Methodist
Churchs Ferry
Walter A. Snow
Dr. Robertson
Wesley College
Frank Rines
W. A. Adair
Boy Scout Movement
J. A. Haig
Earl T. Clark
Georgie Chambers
Civic Improvement: Need for Local Organizations
A call for all communities to form live improvement societies to unite residents across churches and nonchurch members. Cooperation among small villages under township government is urged, highlighting rivalry to spur civic progress and the role churches could play in organizing public spirit.
Finished City as an Asset and Public Ownership
A city’s growth attracts residents, workers, and visitors, supporting railways, gas, docks, and other enterprises. Owning these assets locally is defended as good business and prudent statesmanship. The piece argues a city’s character reflects its urban infrastructure and education.
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Los Angeles Times
Pay for Trees Ruling Upheld by Court in Long Island City Case
New York courts affirmed a trial verdict awarding $500 for destruction of trees by a construction company. The appellate court upheld trebling under state law, making the total $1,500. The piece emphasizes that tree value exceeds lumber and notes future generations may value mature trees higher.
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New York
Long Island City
Adelaide Rejects Hired Crown For Own Jewels
The article recalls how Queen Adelaide refused a hired crown for herself and chose to pay for her own crown jewels. It contrasts earlier queens, Alexandra and Victoria, who had crowns made, and notes King George IV’s worn crown as a precedent. Adelaide insisted on bearing the cost herself.
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Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Queen Adelaide
George.iv
Jewela
Adelaide
Country Highways and Tree-lined Roads Promise Welfare
A fragmented passage argues that well kept roads and tree lined avenues improve community welfare and provide shade during heat. It recalls a poor widow with four children as a contrasting image of hardship amid neglect and poverty.
Sayings of Famous Men In Quirky Dialogues
A collage of eccentric quotes from historical figures and legends. Darius Green and the Montgolfiers joke about invention, Rockefeller and fuels are teased, while David considers larger wings. Lochinvar, Nash, Hannibal, and Burns weigh travel, transport, and imagination with playful restraint.
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Darius Green
Montgolfiers
Alps
Robert Burns
Widow’s witty reply to engagement in two weeks
A widow reveals plans to marry after two weeks, telling her friend she will know him tolerably well in a couple of years. The remark, quoted by Harper's Weekly, captures lighthearted views on impulse and enduring affection.
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Marta
Harper's Weekly
Threat of Vengeance Retold Among Troops at Malta
Soldiers march back to headquarters from garrison duty in Malta as a torrid sun beats down. A sergeant furious at rowdy urchins breaks step and boxes a boy’s ears. The youngster retorts with a cheeky claim about war office punishment for “running away with a tent.”
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Malta
War Office
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