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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
8
A brief note introduces a new design concept titled A New Shape A New Shape, outlining its focus on innovative form and potential applications. The text hints at a forward‑looking trend in art or architecture without detailed specifications.
The St Paul Trade Journal notes a de moralized potato market in which dealers face a surplus as farmers offer fancy cellar stock at low prices. It blames last fall’s scare about rot for driving holds and warns those who delayed marketing now face lower returns. The piece cites a big crop and advises selling while prices were favorable.
The Sega News Bureau quotes Japan stating that peace terms are narrowed to Russia withdrawing from Manchuria in the first advance and recognizing Japanese claims, with the assertion that these are the only terms Japan will accept.
City election lacked opposition after list of certified candidates. voter interest was low. Ward tallies show First ward: J. C. Adamson 37, Tom Burns 3. Second ward: F. W. Cockburn 8, J. H. Miers 1. Third ward: C. P. Brainard 24, J. O. Baughman 1.
The Week In Real Estate notes Neil Jacobson sold a half section in 21 22 16 65 to ete secabeas at unspecified price and Bartholomew pe to Geo annier one quarter in 154 65 for $1000. David W. Alrey sold to J J Parny ve 10-68-08 the eon.
Sideration listed as 2500 dollars. A V Haig bought from Abbie C Bright the sw 388-156-683 for 2500. Stephen Denoyer sold to A A Dion a quarter in 9-156-65 for 000. Wanted to trade house and acre near the deaf school for horses and farm machinery. W A Kimmerly Devils Lake North Dakota 4 8.
Farm for sale ten miles west of St. Joan in the Turtle Mountains by Anes Lake. Groves of young timber, ample hay land, and barb wire fence worth 6150. Write for particulars to Mrs. A. M. Grady St. John No. 4 6.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a notice mentioning the Renaers family and several unclear names. The readable parts reference individuals and a possible real estate or social notice, but specifics are obscured.
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