Devils Lake News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Antler mayor P Brennan visits Devils Lake on business. W C T U to invite state body for next summer. Rebekah lodge hosts an five hundred party at I O O F hall Monday. Mrs. Desmond hosts Akley Minnesota and Fargo guests. German Lutheran Ladies Society food sale in Locke Gram block tomorrow. Nortz Lumber official in Casselton and Breckenridge. Ramsey county tax list lists over 700 names. Marshall Haggert subpoenas witnesses for US court. Japanese cook Janninto arrested on statutory crime charge. Wks party entertains at I O O F hall with music by Fosters and Elk Dutch band. W R E C hosts oyster supper for G A R families. Sevilla reopens with Jack Wilson manager. hotel renovated. Miss Louise Frank to wed Edward Noothaugel in Devils Lake. Wedding at 5 pm performed by Rev A Clattenberg. Noothaugel to live in Devils Lake post-event. John W Maher offers farm loans. Mann & Sons shipped potatoes. Rev and Mrs Wallice attend M E conference in Grand Forks. Wanted: school girl temporary housing with board. Miss Collinson substitutes in high school. Girls Friendly Society admits 25 members. Presbyterian Aid hosts tea. Grahe farm near Brocket sold for 10000 to A F Moravetz. Halloween hosts by Edith Wittkopf et al. Sons of Norway meeting with out‑of‑town guests. Liquor case against Charles Wilmovsky. awaited trial in Fargo. Mrs Henrietta Rollins returns to Devils Lake. Mrs Mosher to organize Young People Temperance group. Investors eye Devils Lake paper mill. Dr Pierce optimistic on stock. North Dakota Liquor Institute offers treatment program. Legal blanks available at Inter-Ocean.
Public Spirited Baltimoreans Form Yard Beautification Group
Residents of the 2100 block of St. Paul Street organize an association to beautify back yards. The goal promotes clean, sanitary spaces, reduced odors, fewer flies, and elimination of unsightly board fences to boost beauty, safety, and pride.
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St. Paul Street
Charity
Baltimore Sun
Birds Must Be Protected Promoting Tree Restoration
John Davey tours the country for the Reforestation Band of America warning that promiscuous bird hunting and forest loss reduce native songbirds and trees. He cites a hundred million dollar annual cost and urges youth involvement to foster forest restoration and bird protection.
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John Davey
Leaves Purify Air in Aerial Chemistry Note
The article cites a Scientific American estimate that a person exhales about 100 gallons of carbonic acid per day. It claims a square yard of leaf surface can decompose at least one gallon daily, so 100 square yards would suffice for one man, while a tree offers hundreds of square yards of leaf surface.
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Boussingault
Scientific American
Parke Lessen Fire Risks in City Parks
Discussion notes that parks provide fire insurance value and act as barriers to spread. Historic examples from San Francisco and Baltimore illustrate how parkways halt flames and potentially pay for themselves during urban fires.
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Parke
San Francisco
Baltimore
Summer Gap in School Garden Oversight
The article notes the major challenge of managing school gardens in summer due to absence of teacher and pupils. It calls for a designated person near each school to care for the garden during vacation and coordinate with the teacher during transitions between staff.
Cleanup Order for Vacant Lots Amid Weeds
A local notice urges immediate cleaning of vacant lots to cut and burn weeds now. The measure aims to prevent weed spread, reduce future crop problems, and limit seed dispersion across nearby gardens.
Precautionary remark sparks domestic tension in dialogue
The excerpt captures a tense exchange where a woman warns against infidelity as she contemplates leaving. Kuloker-Yep is mentioned, and the speaker enforces loyalty while asserting fears of another woman stealing her husband.
Devils Lake Edges Lakota High In Sloppy Clash
Devils Lake defeats Lakota High 7 to 5 on a damp field as the defense led by Crawford Elmslie and Page stifles Lakota’s attack. J Elmslie was hindered by injury yet performed solidly. Rugby visits Devils Lake Oct 28 with more games planned. season-ticket holders may see more action. Attendance was light due to weather, and Grand Forks was dropped to save expenses.
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Page
J. Elmslie
Rhuberg
Athletic Association
Batte
Devils Lake
Minot High
Minot
Grafton
Becaus
Grand Forks
Devils Lake High School football praised by out-of-town visitor
An external football man admires the Devils Lake High School team calling it the cleanest he has seen. Mr Barnell praises the squad and forecasts big things this season. He notes strong student interest in morning convocations as well. The sensory met Monday organizing with officers led by President Miss Freda Schlicting and others.
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Devils Lake
Barnell
Freda Schlicting
Chester Dodge
Maybelle Serum
School introduces class pins committee and drawing class
Albert Powell Noel Rhuburg Miss Pearl Webster and Miss Alice Dally form a committee to select class pins. A free hand drawing class started under Miss Morris runs six periods weekly and is worth half a credit. Fourteen students enrolled Monday and the class is expected to grow. Miss Smith's recitation room moved to the old typewriting room, the cloak room converted for typewriting with less crowding. Nelson's Encyclopedia loose leaf edition received for easier handling and updating. Miss Catherine Smith returned to teaching English and History after illness.
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Albert Powell
Noel Rhuberg
Pearl Webster
Alice Dally
Morris
Catherine Smith
Inference Confusion Stirs Clergyman and Clerk
A young preacher asks Zachariah to draw an inference from a sermon. The clerk claims understanding is weak and jokes that John the coachman cannot infer, but believes his horses can draw anything the slave will hold. The tale highlights jargon and comprehension gaps in a rural parish.
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Zachariah
Jobn
John
Confession Reveals Regret Over Rescue Attempt
A man confesses to a past action he regrets while urging a woman to speak before it is too late. He admits there was one thing he did not fully repent for, recounting a failed rescue of a man who had been rocked.
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