Inter Ocean led in early Devils Lake football scores
The Inter Ocean boasted of delivering early football scores from the big east and west games to Devils Lake readers. Despite train delays and extra costs, the paper reported it posted results nearly twenty six hours ahead of competitors, with bulletin boards and theater screens displaying scores for public viewing.
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Inter Ocean
Devils Lake
Devils Lakers
Twentty
Vug
Grand Opera Case
Charles Theatre
Water Ocean
Pxtra
Time to Think of It On Roasting Meats The Lisk Way
Roasting meat by the sanitary Lisk Roaster preserves all the meat’s goodness through a modern reoasting process. A wide array of carving sets and related items are available at all price points. Guaranteed quality for winter and holiday meals.
Percolators Rise to fame in universal coffee market
The Percolators brand gains prominence as a universal coffee maker. Known for consistent quality across models, it appeals to diverse consumers seeking reliable brews. Industry observers note strong distribution and lasting popularity.
If Sulzer Had Been Clean
A concise, commanding reflection argues that Sulzer’s integrity could have thwarted Murphy and Tammany, exposing state crime and enabling lawful testimony to cleanse New York politics and restore public faith in self-government. The piece insists the governor’s cleanliness might have halted graft and inspired reform nationwide.
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Sulzer
Murphy
Tammany
John Hennessey
Wook
New York State
United States
Democratic Harmonizer Faces New York Political Strife
The piece centers on Fitzgerald of Brooklyn attacking the administration over fusion mayor elect Mitchell in New York. Dudley Field Mason counters Fitzgerald at a fusion meeting. Malone, linked to Senator O Gorman, signs to McCall as O Gorman weighs in. This signals ongoing Democratic efforts to maintain party unity amid tensions.
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New York
Washington
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Murphy
Joe Cannon
Mitchell
New York City
Wilson
Dudley Field Masons
Malone
Wilton
O' Gorman
O'Gorman
McCall
Unity of effort for town and country in North Dakota
The North Dakota Reporter argues for united effort between town and country communities. It urges farmers and merchants to support shared institutions, align town and rural needs, and pool money and work to boost overall community prosperity and avoid mediocrity or road failures. Cooperation across sectors is essential for a thriving home town.
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Iankin
North Dakota
Otr
Raising Fall Calves Instruction by Prof Martin
Professor Martin of North Carolina Agricultural College outlines calf rearing basics. He stresses clean dry well ventilated sunny pens, cement or cork brick flooring, and deep bedding with straw, shavings, or sawdust to absorb manure and ease cleaning. He notes calves need warm joints and proper housing to prevent damp dirty quarters.
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L. ‘Martin
N. C
Fall Calves Best For Dairy Prospects And Profits
The text argues fall calving yields stronger calves, better milk prices in winter, and easier care as cows graze in spring. It stresses sunshine for health, proper ventilation, and cleanliness in calf pens to build vigorous future dairy cows. It notes fall calves can be weaned in spring and pastured, improving growth versus spring calves overwintered.
Devils Lake chautauqua trust promises bigger showdowns
The Chautauqua trust declares it will book independently to offer better talent than the lyceum, leveraging Devils Lake as a resort hub. It asserts North Dakota can surpass past lyceum costs and raise summer appeal, with a wealth of state talent ready to perform and attract visitors.
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Devils Lake
Lyceum
Jhas
Chautauqua Lyceum Trust
Eery
Hanmlet
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Lyceum Trust
Lyceums
Trust
North Dakotas
Watertta
Lyceum Program at Grand Opera Cancelled After Kenyon Mixup
Arch Miller faced a canceled Lyceum bill at the Grand Opera House as the Devils Lake show skit featured Senator William Kenyon as the lead, then shifted to the end and was dropped. The bureau canceled the entire program amid questions about Devils Lake securing future entertainment.
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Lyceum
Grand Opera House
Archie Miller
William Kenyon
Devils Lake
Kenyon
Fea
Ture
Lyceum Bureau
Manegeriler
Lyceum Wa
Miller
Kenyen
Campaign Selections and Candidate Prospects Discussed
Fragmentary notes discuss campaign dynamics and potential candidates. References to Jim and possible gift hook or Ginlee manager are unclear, with uncertain paths to election and unspecified offices.
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Foley
Jim
Ginlee
North Dakota Cow Market Sees Interest Rate Drop
The report notes a decline in interest rates affecting real estate loans and cattle investment in North Dakota. It highlights how lower rates could boost cow purchases and farm financing, signaling favorable conditions for rural borrowers and lenders alike.
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Wincon
North Dakota
Dakota Thorovamest Company Names Change
A brief notice indicates M. A. Oy announces a corporate name change affecting its Dakota operation. Officials say the move aligns with strategic branding and regional business focus. Conclusions drawn from the source point to a rebranding effort and continued local presence.
West Virginia lecture scene cited as juggler with gift of gab
The passage praises Alec McKet zie for speechcraft, notes Murphy New York unlikely for lectures, and singles Bryan as a remaining defeated figure who can return with the gift of gab, contrasting a vaudeville count and past mastery in the state.
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Westar
Alec McKetzie
Murphy
New York
Bryan
Hanna Prison Interview Reveals Forty Convicts Context
The Grand Forks Times notes the headline Hanna spends twelve hours in prison, but the article explains it was to grant interviews with forty convicts, easing state tensions and framing the event as a controlled access moment rather than a punitive measure.
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Hanna
Grand Forks Times
Year 1913 Ends Without Drowning in Devils Lake
A remark notes it would be sad if 1913 passed without any drownings at Devils Lake though the summer season with the Yacht and Boat club was busier than before and none drowned.
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Devils Lake
Yacht and Boat Club
Bryan Breaks Lecture Dates For Current Interest In Mexico
A terse note indicates Bryan altered or skipped several scheduled lectures to pursue a growing interest in Mexico. The record captures a personal disruption affecting academic commitments and highlights a shift in focus toward Mexican topics or experiences.
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Bryan
Unclear fragmentary notice in old newspaper text
The readable lines show a disjointed montage mentioning Sam Gompers, Mrs Pamkhure, a graud march in Chicago, a tango dancer named Panki, and references to Tammany and salary raises. The passage is garbled and offers no coherent event, date, or clear focal point.
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Sam” Gompers
Mrs. Pamkhure
Graud
Chicago
United States
Panki
Editorial note about two line head in Fargo Courier News
Brother Guild of the Fargo Courier News emphasizes every editorial matters though it runs as a two liner with no Sunday papers. A few packages of last weeks mail arrived Monday.
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Brother Guild
The
Fargo Courier- News
Burdick Declared Candidate for Attorney General
Burdick will be a candidate for attorney general. The Inter Ocean notes the timing as expected and mentions football returns. observers recall Lind’s earlier reports and the question of where Lind was when the lights went out during President Wilson’s era.
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Burdick
John Lind
Lind
Wilson
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