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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
1
Notice requires all back yards and alleys within the city limits to be cleaned and all rubbish removed within ten days of the date shown. If not complied with, a notice will be served and costs charged to noncompliant individuals.
Great Northern announces changes to its North Dakota divisions due to new branch lines. The northern division shifts from Grand Forks to Crookston or Carmen, with Dakota Division headquarters moving to Grand Forks and a new Devils Lake to Williston division forming with Minot as a potential HQ. The plan promises more staff and a population boost as trains and crews shift to Devils Lake.
Senator Hansbrough assails Secretary Shaw’s drawback order as harming American wheat growers and aiding Canada. He argues the original purpose is perverted, aids Canadian hard wheat imports, and that government inspection cannot track imported grain used in export flour. The piece condemns reciprocity and suggests policy benefits to Canadian producers from current limits.
A statement argues for revising tariff schedules in the next session to set restrictions on the drawback rule to prevent any possible vitiation of the protective principle. The note emphasizes preserving protective measures in trade policy.
A Devils Lake dispatch reports Louis Hill of the Great Northern visiting to discuss selling the Farmers' Line. Rumors link his trip to a directors meeting held the same day. No definite details were learned from interested parties.
C W Kelley of Devils Lake North Dakota advertises a home on East Fifth Street with fourteen rooms, hardwood floors, and a combination heating plant. The sale offers payment on time or trade for land.
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