Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-24
Is the Place for the Farmer and
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t is through her hard work and I'M |
iring efforts that most good results |
ire accomplished in this all import |
INT industry. The daughters learn at !
in early age how to make themselves
he most useful and the boys take a
team as soon as they are able to
handle it and follow in the footsteps
Of their worthy father. 49, .
The thoughts of recreation, romance,
and other luxuries of the world are
thrown aside and their entire thoughts
are devoted to the prospects of a good
crop and a successful harvest The
strain is great, and when Sunday
comes their mind is given a sort of
vacation, but oftentimes they are CON-
PEELED to go into the fields and work
just as ausidiously as other days in
the week. After the grain has been
planted and the worry of that season
is over and you are anxiously wait
ing the first appearance of the green
grass-like blades to appear, take your
family. who has worked hard, for a
short vacation and when they return
in time to harvest the golden grain
they will be endowed with new vim
and vitality and will have forgotten
the hard siege Of labor that they had
been through only short time previ-
GUS. -
Vacations used to be considered
Injuries and only INDUCED in by the
more wealthy classes, but now as the
progress Of the world has been SO
great and SO rapid they are considered
a necessity and are demanded by
everybody from the humblest peasent
to the richest capitalist. Where can
greater dividends be sought than time
spent outAof the ordinary way: You
go on a, short vacation and for the
time being, loose all interest in the
things you left behind. Your mind is
given a rest as your eyes gaze on diff
ferent surroundings and when you re-
turn home to pick up the same. rout-
Inc Of work 1t, will not seem half so
tedious and you will getsinto the yoke
with new: energy and courage. The
more we put. into our heads the more
we get out Of our fingers. IN. i
There is no better; form Of recreation
that at the various Chautauquas One
can get recreation J, pleasure and spirit
ual uplifting and the manager has pro-
yided for the entertainment Of each
and every one Of the family, and the
farmer and his family hear the same
lectures, see the same sight, and en-.
joy themselves under the same environ
mems as the millionaire, 4 You can not
help having good time fol. just what
you are interested in. is: to be found
here. t j 3@s. y
: The surroundings of the place are
worth everything to you for here your
children come In contact with the kind
of people that you would like to have
them know and the inspiration and
learning that will be gotten from the
association with this class Of broad
minded people win be worth many
times more to yourself and family: than
what It will cost YOU to attend. Your
sympathies and range Of vision win be
enlarged immeasurab1y and the oppor-
tunlty TO climb to a higher mental and
spiritual altitude viii be wen worth
embracing We must not lose sight
Fof the fact that 3. few paltry dollars
are not all there is In this grand world
q ours.. Men and morals count for
more than all else.
The lecture Will be a great benefit
Ito the farmer as hass will instruct him
how 10 keep the rust from the gram
and how to keep from getting rusty
himself. 81 The magician will enter
tain and rest on when Won are tired.
You win be shown farming that win
beat yours ali to Whaley. He does not
have to walt for the waxing on the
moon and Wane for thing TO grow n,
but right before you tthes. seed is plant
TED spring flowers and fruits are
grown Id the twin king Of al eye.
There Is no better outing and Re.
creation offered for ildren than thai
Of the Chauta qua little folks
figure largely II The program and u
summer spent IA the Seton Indian
tribe win be rich lea ning ffor any boy
an girl, children N ho ! are ffrail and
unable to III school q I'LL learn q
great lesson rom the book sature
az when they return to their homes
|att the end of tie eyhant anana season
dame nature van have tinted hem
With rosy hag tT'they learn
things here 81 BIZ ttlley carry
througa 81 'lley
can not learn too nv good things.
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