Orpheus Male Chorus to join national sangerfest tour
The Orpheus Male Chorus of Fargo, one of the finest trained vocal groups, placed first at Sangerfest last summer. Next June they join similar groups from across the United States for the national sangerfest at the centennial exposition, with plans for a concert in Horgo before heading to Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Orpheus
Fargo
Devils
United States
Christiania
Norway
Winnipeg
Crookston
Grand Parks
River Falls
Horgo
MinneapUlisv
Chicago
Sheya
Ng Jay
Berg
Asfjord
Christania
North Dakota and neighboring states crop yields compared
Advices from the Department of Agriculture via North Dakota Development League press bureau indicate North Dakota 1913 crop at 98.2 percent of normal, South Dakota 1912 crop at 1.5 percent of average and 72.9 percent of last year, Montana at 3.0 percent of normal and 90.6 percent of last year’s crop.
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Department, of Dericulture
Washington Y
North, Dakota
League Press Bureau
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Elks Bring Minstrels to Grand Opera House Next Month
Holly Sheppard, famed minstrel promoter, travels from Minot to showcase a first class production at Devileys Lake and the Grand Opera House on December 19 and 20. The show features a wealth of talent, including Dr J Petreus and a local orchestra, promising a strong entertainment event for the community.
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Holly Sheppard
Hiks
Minot
Magle City
Sheppard
Devils Lake
Grand Opera House
Deviley Lake
Pep
J Petreeus
Xig Nee
Remedy for Hog Cholera and Veterinary Guidance
The American Veterinary Medical Association is urged to study hog cholera serum use at slaughterhouses under U S government inspection. It warns that improper serum administration by farmers or amateurs could cause serious harm to hog carcasses and calls for action to limit noncompetent usage. It notes that L M Thorson of Rugby may enter the race for Congress.
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United States Veterinary Ase
American Veterinary’ Medical Association
United States
American Veterinary Medical Association
Miller to Speak at Elks Memorial in Fargo
Judge Miller of Fargo will deliver the address at the Elks memorial service for the Devilsake Lodge. The event unfolds Sunday at the Grand Opera House in the afternoon with attendance by Ellis and lodge families and the public. Committee members Dr Sihler L P Des mod and Otto Kepp oversee arrangements.
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Judge Miller
Fargo
Court hands down two decisions in Stanley II dispute
The court issued two rulings Saturday in the Stanley II case. One party claimed victory while the main case remains pending in district court and may be tried this term. Attorneys Greene of Palin Aaker Greene represent the Palermo people, and Wyecker represents Stanley. Peter Bartelson of Minot holds the contract for the new building.
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Stanley
Peter Bartelson
Minot
Trial finds Camron not guilty of bootlegging in district court
In Minot, Judge Leighton acquitted Tom Camron of Kenmare after ruling the State failed to prove a sale occurred. Camron, acting as agent for Matt LeMeer, was implicated in a beer purchase at a poolroom incident. Testimony showed Camron merely handled the liquor transaction and consumed the beer with LeMeer and another man. The case highlighted alleged entanglement attempts by LeMeer and related enforcement actions.
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Minot
Ney
Si—Ludge
K. Hy
Leighton
Tom Camron
Kenmare
Phare le Meer
Mad Race With Train Is Serious Action Ends Bruise
An incident near Kingsley on November 21 describes a rider named King racing a machine against a train. The machine struck the road, broke a front, and overturned in a plowed field. Brown escaped with minor injuries while the rider and horse were uninjured.
Sheriff Meets With Shotgun Threat In Foster County
In Foster County on November 21 Sheriff was met by Mrs Rudolph Horzi as he attempted to levy upon property. The incident led to charges against Horzi for alleged obstructing law enforcement. A separate case against Harry Dosh, brought by Skogland and once unsettled in summer, was dismissed last week and will not go to trial. Dean, a former special city police officer, faced accusations of mistreatment toward Skogland.
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Lgton
N.od
Foster County
Rudolph Horzi
Horsji
Charles Vaswil
St.Paul
Harry Dosh
Skogland
Dean
Great Remedy for Agricultural Evil Suggested
Washington DC November 21. Secretary of Agriculture David F Houston spoke before the National Grange in Manchester New Hampshire. He outlined that rural problems demand united analysis and planning to reduce living costs and boost productivity. He warned that mismanaged land and rising costs threaten the nation and urged careful action based on facts and long term strategy.
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Washington, D.C
David F. Houston
Organization of American Agriculture
National Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
Manchester
N. H
Houston
Washington
Dany
North Dakota Plans First Girls Conference at Jamestown
The first North Dakota girls conference will be held in Jamestown on June 5, 1914, in connection with the state Sunday school convention. Mrs. Mabel A. Danenhower will direct, with RR. W. Adair as secretary, gathering girl delegates from organized and registered secondary division classes to discuss their life problems and moral reform issues.
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North Dakota
Jamestown
Mabel A. Danenhower
W. Adair
Larimore
Adair
Church of Advant Servites Week Schedule and Trial Update
The Church of Advant Servites lists morning prayer and sermon at 11 am on Sunday, Sunday school at 12 pm, evening prayer, and a farewell sermon by Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann at 8 am Monday with vestry meeting after service. Tuesday features choir practice at 7 50 pm. The Behnke murder trial remains in progress all week with jury selection delays. progress has been slow as investigators determine how Harry Freese died in Lawton and it is expected to conclude early next week. Inter Ocean sale bills are requested.
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Navy
Cameron Mann
D. D
Behnke
Harry Freese
Lawton
Charles to Show Ivanhoe at the Charles Theatre
The Charles theatre announces the motion picture Ivanhoe as the crowning attraction with a four reel feature and a comedy. It opens Monday and Tuesday November 21 and 25 with a five reel program and a children's matinee Monday afternoon. The film stars King Baggot and Rebecca of York with a cast including Leah Bain Jessup York Herbert Bronson Rowena Mike Hyelyn Hopr Richard Coeur de Lion Indah Lane Joette Brook Pat Girdine Slomp Westere and Crybet Sanday.
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Charles 'Theatre
Impul
King Baggot
Rebecca
York
Leah Bain Iesuc
Herbert Bronon
Rowena
Mike Hyelyn Hopr
Richard ‘Coeur
Problem Worries Lakers in Fence Post Puzzle
A rural math teaser has farmers and bankers debating a fence of 49 posts per side around a 10 acre tract placed one rod apart. The group of solves includes Hermann Schutte and Hianding Fisher. The eventual answer is given as 10 posts, with reasoning about corner counts and around-the-field placement. It reflects a folksy, puzzle oriented exchange.
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Hermann Schutte
Hianding Fisher
Sam Wireman
Aecl Keap
Meaiy
TR Strand
Chas Fisher
Alfalfa Progress Spurs Dairying Growth in State
The article notes steady gains in alfalfa cultivation, once deemed impossible, due to soil inoculation. Scientists confirm the plant can be grown successfully with proper bacteria. In many areas, three crops per season are produced, signaling a major advance for dairy farming and the broader agricultural economy.
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