Nor th Dakota Exposition Chorus to Perform in Oslo
Mis t mis report notes Orpheus Male chorus of Fargo, forty voices, prize winners from Sangerfest at Devils Lake last summer, to appear in the national Sangerfest at the centennial exposition in Christiania Norway. They will join choirs from Winning, Crookston, Grand Forks, Thief River Falls for a concert in Fargo before traveling to Chicago and Minneapolis, then to New England tours. In agricultural news, U S department reports Washington indicates Northwestern states yield near normal or better in 1918, with North Dakota at 98.2 percent of normal and South Dakota 81.6 percent of average. Montana's crop at 93.9 percent of normal.
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Devils Lake Minstrels to Open Month at Grand Opera House
Spotter and local promoter Holly Sheppard announce a first class minstrel show in Devils Lake at the Grand Opera House on the 19th and 20th with a strong talent lineup and plans for a later charity performance. District court returns not guilty verdict for John Cameron on bootlegging charges.
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Remedy for hog cholera serum urged by veterinary association
United States Veterinary Medical Association in convention assembled urges cautious use of hog cholera serum. They warn improper serum and untrained handlers may damage carcasses and suggest vaccination be done by competent veterinarians. J M Thorson of Rugby enters race for comptroller.
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Judge Miller to Speak at Devils Lake Elks Memorial
Judge Miller of Pango will be the speaker at the Devils Lake lodge Elks memorial service on Sunday December 7. The ceremonies will be in the Grad opera houses in the afternoon and open to the public. Dr Sihler J Desmma and Otto Kepps head the arrangements.
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Best of St New Court House Bid At Stanley
Dioxons arrest Pontes at Nord triggers restraining order related to a county contract. Attorney Greene of Minot's Palda Aaker Greene represents the People. State's Attorney Wyckoff defends Stanley. Peter Barelson of Minot holds the contract to build the new courthouse, with a $50,000 figure running through the case. the main matter remains pending in district court.
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Behan murder trial and local cases unfold in North Dakota
Sheriff meets Mrs Rudolph Horaji and others at a farm scene as charges are debated. The Behnke murder trial drags on with police reporting slow progress and expectations of an early end next week. A separate case involving Harry Dean and Skogland is dismissed, while confusion surrounds the death of Harry Freese in Lawton.
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Mad Race With Train Resulted In Injuries
A chaotic roadway incident involving Mr. King from the King yard auto race with a train ended with his car hitting a road obstacle and breaking through a plowed field. He sustained only minor injuries, while the event underscores a dangerous, unlawful attempt at a high speed race.
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North Dakota Girls Conference Set for Jamestown 1914
The first North Dakota girls conference will be held in Jamestown on June 5, 1914 as part of the state Sunday school convention. Mrs. Mabel A. Danenhower is director and R. W. Adair of Larimore is secretary. Delegates from organized and registered secondary division classes will discuss girls problems and encourage female involvement in moral and social reforms.
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Episcopal Church of the Advent Weekly Services Schedule
Weekly services listed for the Episcopal Church of the Advent on November 1st and 25th include Sunday warning prayer and sermon at 11 am, Sunday school at noon, Hyvebing prayer, a farewell sermon by Rt. Revd. Cameron Mann at 3 pm, followed by a vestry meeting, then Tuesday choir practice at 7:30 pm.
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Great Remedy for Agricultural Evil Suggested
Washington, Nov 21. David W. Houston, secretary of agriculture, spoke at the 47th annual session of the National Grange in Manchester, N H. He urged coordinated action to ease rural living costs, noting no single fix exists and urging planning, production continuity, and facing facts about national agricultural progress and land use. He cited population density and arable land data, warning of potential embarrassments if issues are not fundamentally addressed.
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Charles to Show Ivanhoe at the Nov 24 26 run
The Charles theater announces the motion picture Ivanhoe as its crown attraction with a five reel feature plus a comedy. The program includes a Monday afternoon children's segment and a leading cast featuring Rebecca of York Miss Leah Baird Herbert Brenon Lady Rowena Evelyn Hope Richard Connor and W Scott among others.
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Problem Worries Lakers Problem Worries Lakers
A farm fencing puzzle asks how many posts are needed to enclose 2 10 acre tract with 49 rods per side and posts one rod apart. Replies vary from 159 to 160, with bankers and farmers debating the correct count amid humorous remarks.
Progress in alfalfa farming boosts dairying sector
The article notes growing interest in alfalfa as a key fodder plant and highlights past skepticism about its viability. It describes how soil inoculation and seed-bed preparation enable successful growth, with scientists confirming the plant can be cultivated with proper bacterial bacteria in the soil and seed beds.
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