Mid-Winter Fair plans and Chautauqua talent set
Devils Lake will host the 1913 mid winter exposition January 29 30 and 31 with seventeen committees organizing livestock displays attractions and events. The Chautauqua Association selects talent for the 1913 session including Woodland Players Seminary Girls Schumann Quintette Ash Davis the Chicago Male Quartet Dr Frederick Cook and Pat McGuire among others.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota
Hale
Hale On ‘Thesday
Henry ,Hale
Charles Pillsbury
Frank H. Hyland
W. H. Horton
W. Ni Nortz
Louis Mundt
W. A. Cooper
M. J. Cowley
Allan
W. Haig
Charles Smith
Wm. Moran
Nap. Lambert
Jacob Goldberg
W.A. ‘Cooper
Fred't. Fox
A. P. Bjorke
Duane McAllister
John Kirk
Mr. Doheny
W. £. Crewe
D. D.mcnaughton
A.W. Burt
Alex. McLean
Nels Sather
Ai G. Tufford
Binie B, Rich
Pat Kelly
Hal Davies
Ray Apstin
Reynolds
Chambers
Miller
F. X. Kirsch
Belek
Bas
Doyou
Ziedoch
O, Burgess
J. A? Hale
Chautauqua’ Association
Waa
Harry ‘Holbrook
Chautauqua Managers Bureau
Woodland Players
Shakespearan
Seminary Girls
Schiuntmah Quintette
Ash Davis
Chicago
Frederick Cook
Noth’ Pole
Pat i McGuire
Fragmentary crime note on missing man and relations
A damaged OCR item describes the body of John Anior, a missing man, with references to his real estate contact and a travel route north of a firm. The text also notes a Wednesday event involving Dickinson and Manning with hardware, and mentions John Ovhesny in connection with a discovery or investigation.
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Dlowineon
John Anior
Eh Pears Tour
Anton Sadowsky
Taskpean
Dickinson
Inihoreets
Manning
Man
Pamao
Joho ‘Ovhesny
Turkey Bhoot Sunday Bondar S
Readable fragments show a local item titled Turkey Bhoot with names Bondar and Sunday. The text includes scattered words like J eat eee che pas ton aynde aeoalons vs sue cp. indicating garbled OCR rather than a coherent event or notice.
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Bondar
Sue
On No Dak Farm Grain Rates and Lake Superior Steamers
Fragmented text describes a North Dakota farm grain deal with rate rules tied to Lake Superior steamship capacity. Notes vessels chartered for a voyage to unload at Buffalo, flax and grain movements, and daily charter rates of about 34 dollars per day with penalties for early or late delivery.
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North Dakota
Dealera Kavadeen
Great Lake
Lake Superior
St. Thrég
Buffalo
Vox Sels
Randall Returns to Resume Local Duties after Visit
Observer Randall, the local courier, returns home to resume routine duties after visiting the Red Hyer valley area under Devils Lake weather bureau jurisdiction. He aimed to organize spring telegraphic routes to Devils Lake from Wetcin Pats Washington Abercromuis Moorhead and several other towns. Interchange of courtesies was exchanged during the visit.
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Red Hyer Valley
Devils Lake
Thanksgiving Proclamation by the North Dakota Governor
Governor John Burke proclaims Thursday November 28 1912 a legal holiday for Thanksgiving and prayer. He urges gratitude for divine blessings, peaceful prosperity, and unity in Christian spirit, calling residents to worship in church and home and to seek continued benevolence, forgiveness, and prosperity for state and nation. Secretary P D Norton and Deputy John Andrews endorse the proclamation.
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John Burke
North Dakota
P. D. Norton
Secretary of State
John Andrews
Harvester Co opens western service bureau in Dakotas
The International Harvester Co of America establishes a western service bureau for Dakotas with rented farm tracts at Grand Forks and Aberdeen to demonstrate improved farming methods and adopted practices from experiment stations. Professor Holden teams with the bureau to guide rational agriculture development.
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Fargo
International Harvester Co. of America
Service Bureau
Dakotas
Farma
Grand Forks
N. D
Aberdeen
G. D
Ndt Tt
Holden
Bureau
The
International Harvester, Co
Experience of Cando farmer proves value of North Dakota farm
Cando North Dakota on November 22 George Blose attended the J T Byang pale at Rock Lake and praised it as one of the best. He recalls a fourteen year ago coal loan to Mr Evans who paid later, noting Evans looked good for him. Brann reports Bevbas 400 acres of prime land in Towner County, with a 350 acre farm this year yielding 8000 bushels of grain. He bought eighty acres last year and says this year’s crop paid for the land and left money besides.
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Cando
N. D
George Blose
J.T. Byang
Rock Lake
George
Mr. Blows
Evans
Biose
Blose
Bevbas
Towners County
Barnes County corn show set for December 3 to 6
Valley City hosts the Barnes county corn show from December 3 to 6 with entries from local fairs. Officials note the event will feature the winning exhibits from recent fairs and will judge patience at Valley City.
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Valley City
Mid
Bawin Murland
Dotter Parcalpe Aspociation
Barnes County
Dod
Alemal Gralya
Joint North Dakota tax groups plan Grand Forks meeting
Grand Forks North Dakota November 22 A conference between the North Dakota Tax Association and the North Dakota Municipal League led to a joint meeting planned for mid January in Grand Forks The gathering aims to include representatives from nearly every city in the state The sessions will cover legislative matters taxation methods under current law and general taxation problems with separate meetings to address issues of special interest to each body
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Grand Forks
N,.d
North Dakota Tax Association
North Dakota Municipal League
United Lutheran at Northwood 18 Proving a Big Success
Grand Forks reports Rev J D Runsvold says United Lutheran church addition to Northwood Old People's home will be ready by January 1. The 48 by 32 structure will cost 16 000 to 17 000 dollars and expand capacity from twelve to about twenty four or twenty eight residents.
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United Lutheran Institution
Northwood
Grand Forks
J. D. Runsvold
United
United Lutheran Church
Hse
Runsvold
U S District Court Proceedings This Week
Five defendants pleaded guilty to selling liquor on reservations as federal court sessions continue. Hankins vs Northern Pacific Railway ended with a $34,420 verdict for Hankins for physical damages from a buggy accident on a crossing where rails planks were removed. Burke admitted guilt for selling Aquor. Four defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Amidson, and Fred Jahner pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license.
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Hankins
Northern Pacific Railway
Colt
Young, Watson
Conmy
Northern Pacific
F. T. Cuthbert
A. R. Smythe
Jim Burke
Burke
Charles F. Amidson
United States
Fred Jahner
North Dakota Board to Hold Telephone Meeting in Bismarck
Thomas Hall, secretary of the railroad commissioners, notes a meeting for North Dakota telephone company officers in Bismarck on Monday at 3:30 PM. Topics include contracts, rents, rates, connections, long distance tolls, sales practices, and construction methods. aim is broader uniform rules for efficient service.
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Thomas Hall
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mnes
North Dakota
Bismarck
Capital
New Dry Goods Ando Clothing Store To Open In Locke Block Soon
Devin Lake announces a new dry goods and clothing shop to open in Locke Block soon. Two carloads of dry goods and clothing are ready for stock as the store space is prepared. W McAimher of Abbottford, Win, rents the premises and will supply items once the arrangement is complete.
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DRY Goods
Ando Clothing
Locke Block
Devin Lake
Ehtergitineg
Ples
Lok Kelly
W. Mc Aimher
Abbottoford
Win
Ato&m Iv
Temperance League seeks delegates for enforcement bill
Friends of Temperance urge nationwide delegates to Washington December 16 18 to back the Interstate Commerce bill protecting temperance territories from illegal liquor shipments. The North Dakota Enforcement League collects funds in Bismarck for R. M. Pollock treasurer as churches temperance groups and W T U support a strong plea to Congress and warn of brewery opposition and urgent action.
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Friends of Temperance
Uny
U. S. Senate
Washington
Congress
Itt Wesl
Wen
North Dakota Enforcement League
Bismarck
N. D
R. M. Pollock
F. L. Watkins
Jorgenson Wins State Auditor Vote In North Dakota
Reported results show Republican Jorgenson with 39 709 votes, Democrat Shanley 17 812, Socialist Elliott 5 983 across 39 counties. Shanley carried only two counties and Towner, with Jorgenson leading nationwide except in Shanley’s home county.
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North Dakota
Jorgenson
Shanley
Elliott
Towner
Hich
Oppement
Shantey
Cando
Kear Yotes
Torgyanon
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BOARD
Ture Livestock
ING J
Pean
North Pole
Turkey
Lewy
Pirat Ira
Aea
Randall
A. D
Harvester CO
Barnes
Forks
TAX Association
Municipal League
Fayue
Philippines
Comerocamat Hatgesens
U. S. District Court
Hanking
N. Pacific
Thos Hall
Enford
League
Ea1
Ball
Kenyon Bill
Bill
Enforcement League
State Auditor
Etra Wan Tudmond
Minneapolis
Sirs
Redmond
Redmopi
Broweles
Sturopsadin
Wedane
Bing
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