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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
2
The clipping records a flurry of visits, greetings, and errands in Devils Lake with residents like Wm Reed Hampden Guard ian Mrs Gosha Georgia Houff Mrs Richardson and others attending or passing through. It also notes plans for a Devils Lake militia armory costing about 20000 dollars and a tour by officials and farmers, plus local church sermons and schoolhouse improvements.
The column reports on hotel management changes at Parker House and potential retirement to Devils Lake, trains on local business and schooling matters, a bank defaulter trial in federal court, wheat price outlook from James J. Hill, christening attendance, and various residents' travels and engagements around Devils Lake and nearby towns.
A fragment notes Dri Camp's planned opening of a drug store on Fourth Street. It also mentions births at the Campbell home, attendance by A. J. Slade's group, and local civic items including law proposals and a Ramay county fair opening.
A fragmented report notes visits by C Smeallie, Albert Jaqua, John Miller, Mr and Mrs Otto Olsen in Devils Lake during the week. It mentions a new building addition in Tok to, a barn raising next week at Tokio Mercantile, built by V Gram, and local discussions of wages, frost, and hardship with a plea for work.
The notes advise selecting unripe corn for germination trials. Focus on the entire plant when choosing, looking for a medium stalk height and ears carried with a wall facing upward. Emphasizes avoiding overly mature ears and prioritizing favorable ear kernels.
Fragmented OCR describes corn ears packed tight in a vince or attic like a dry storage scene. It mentions protecting stored ears from mice and a department led by Jim Palmer, plus a note about buggy fittings with rubber tires and a shop context.
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