Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces political candidacy and rates
The Devils Lake Inter OceanRamsey County official paper announces candidacy notices including James R Henley seeking the Ramsey County Unity Commissioner seat from the second district. Rates listed: $1.50 yearly subscription $5.00 for political announcements under $1000 salary $10.00 for higher offices.
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Devil Lake
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Devils Lake
D. Mills
Brennan
Inter-Ocean
Paip
Ware Declares Candidacy for Ramsey County States Attorney
Laurhas J. Ware announces candidacy for the office of Ramsey County States Attorney subject to the June Republican primary. He pledges to serve the county and its people with integrity if nominated and elected.
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Ramsey County
Laurhas J. Ware
Devils Lake Post Election Unity Message
All push to back the administration and incumbents after the election. Citizens urged to support the chosen leaders and avoid division. The piece calls for harmony to make Devils Lake the best city in North Dakota and notes the majority has spoken.
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McClory
Devils Lake
Derile Lake
North Dakota
Sensible Nonsense From A Storied Exchange
A harsh critique of permissive parenting and rumored gossip. The speaker condemns a mother allowing a young daughter to roam at night and warns of the social disgrace and personal harm from loose morals. The passage uses vivid, caustic similes to argue against promiscuity and weak parental judgment in a community setting.
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Sipper
Reform the Procedure: affidavits for voting in precincts
The law requires a residence affidavit and corroboration by a householder for voters not on the register. Authorities note widespread disregard in the city, with boards often accepting affidavits without proper resident verification, allowing potentially illegal ballots to be counted.
Voting Eligibility and Residence Requirements Questioned
A fragment discusses ballot validity and voter qualification under state law. It notes a citizen’s residence in the state and precinct as a basis to challenge votes. The text suggests requiring a precise residence timeframe could lead to more rejects at the polling board.
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United” ‘States
Election unity claimed amid upcoming city races
The article asserts united Republicans in Ramsay’s camp with plans for a broad house cleaning and defeats for Fred P. Mann and Henry Hale in the Second and Third wards. Roosevelt is said to have summoned Pint Ghot for a potential meeting, amid chilly early-week weather and speculation.
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Fred.p. Mann
Henry
Hale
Roosevelt
Desirable Immigrants and Law Abiding Citizenship
A 1910 era discussion advocates welcoming industrious Dutch settlers to Minnesota with farming capital, contrasting with Canada’s attraction of skilled labor. It argues for strong law obedience, citing editorials from the Evening Post and Wall Street Journal, and promotes domestic self-reliance via home roasting of coffee and self-reliant canning practices to cut living costs.
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Vielt Wile Island
Canada
Europe
Minnesota
Minesota
Saskatchewan
Weill
Evening Post
Wall St. Journal
Economical Use of Meats in the Home manual released
The United States Department of Agriculture offers a free meat cooking guide titled Economical Use of Meats in the Home. Authored by experts, the pamphlet provides simple formulas using common pantry items to help households cook cheaper cuts. It emphasizes practical steps and clear instructions for home cooking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Flax seed campaign to raise Minnesota growers’ acreage
The Minneapolis flax industry plans a funded education drive to boost flax seed acreage and yield. North Dakota expert Professor Bolley will help, noting North Dakota as the leading flax state and considering a lab at the state school. Eskimos for south pole dash announced. McMillan and Bartlett plan to hire sled dogs and drivers this summer. Poark domestic scene recalls a late political gathering and a humorous exchange over two bats.
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Minneapolis
F. H. Balley
North Dakota
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Bolley
Minneapolis Journal
Donald B. McMillan
Peary
Agel Stanta
Deford
McMillap
Robert Bartlett
Utah
Bandit's Return for Favor Promises to Repay The Owner
Pittsburg theater owner M. Gulick was robbed early in the morning as two masked men demanded money. He handed over less than $5 while he joked with them to distract from a $1,000 bond and a valuable ring. The bandits, recognizing him, offered to repay the favor, but Gulick declined and fled home, relieved to keep his jewelry.
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M. Gulick
Pittsburg
Golick
Gullek
Hwaymen
Electric light buoy system eyed for life saving at sea
Reports from Sandy Hook and Long Island coasts describe tests of a new electric light contrivance for life saving buoys. When deployed the buoys will shine green at sea and white from shore to indicate a rescuer’s location and guide lifeboat crews to safety.
New Land Allotting Plan For March At Los Angeles
Secretary Ballinger approves a bold plan for 172 farm allotments in Yuma Cal. On March 1 a large baseball park in Los Angeles will host enrollment. Over 200 claimants lined up in Los Angeles to be first on site. Cards will record name age height and address. Applicants may choose farms March 1 to 10 or be assigned by lot.
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Ballinger
Thertorty
Yuma
Cal
Cfice
Los Angeles
Hae
Irate citizen sends bad egg exhibit to Justice Department
A Clark D C citizen mailed a boiled egg claimed to be bad to the Department of Justice in Washington. The egg and letter were forwarded to Assistant Attorney General Fowler's prosecutions chief, with a memo advising to file, bury, cremate, or demolish the exhibit.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Clark
D. D
G. A. Ninendopf
Editor's Reply on a Temperance Tale Misread
A temperance lecture tale in Virginia City sparks reader confusion as a correspondent and a schoolteacher confuse signatures Constant Reader. a brief note reveals one man mistook a letter about a half pint of brandy versus a pint of whisky. The editor clarifies the mix up and notes a reader reports relief from a cold using the advised remedy after a whisky side effect.
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Virginia City
Brody
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