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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
4
Weekly Devils Lake publication serving Ramsey County North Dakota with monthly bill collection. It lists LD Mills as manager and D V Brennan as publisher and notes subscription price of 1.50 for eight years.
I hereby announce candidacies for the June primary including Charles M. Cooley for Supreme Judge Ramsey County representative posts, and a Republican slate from commissioner districts. Notices urge advance payment for announcements and solicit support from voters and local officials in securing statewide nominations.
Peter Morgan announces his candidacy for the office of States Attorney in Ramsey County. Subject to Republican voters at the June primary, he pledges to work for a fair deal for the county and its people if nominated and elected. He extols outdoor life for health and longevity and urges citizens to vote.
The Department of Agriculture reports a dramatic gain in farm wealth over the last two decades. From 1889 to the end of last year the value increased by 36.8 billion dollars, rising from 2.46 billion dollars in 1889.
Martin Hoghaug faces Republican primary June 29 to seek another term as Ramsey county Register of Deeds. Support for his candidacy is strong across the county due to his competence and cordial handling of office matters. He is well acquainted with all duties and has earned numerous friends urging continued leadership. The piece also notes a Chicago land dispute over a strip of land three quarters of an inch wide and illustrates how tiny land boundaries can trigger costly negotiations.
In Illinois, a judge sentenced Dr. Miller to sixteen years and Mrs. Saylor’s widow to three after ruling the intruder’s home entry unjustified. The court rejected self defense as a defense, stressing a man’s home is his castle and vindicating the unwritten law in a careful, restrained manner.
A terse moral exhortation condemns acts that ruin peaceful homes, urging readers to uphold virtue and invoke divine judgment. The text frames wrongdoing as worthy of social sanction and spiritual censure.
A broad wage surge is under way across U S railroads with an estimated 35 million dollar general rise. Large carriers such as New York Central New York New Haven Hartford Boston Albany and Pennsylvania report annual increases near 20 million dollars, affecting up to half a million workers across the industry.
The president urged self restraint during a suffrage address. He noted many women are indifferent to the ballot and said progress requires unity among daughters wives and mothers before appealing to men. He praised those advocating patience and discipline in government discourse.
A city exchange article on Milwaukee politics cites a socialist mayoral candidate Seidel arguing for personal liberty with limits to protect the young from corruption. It notes cleanup aims against saloons and brothels, while questioning claims of universal moral virtue in Milwaukee. Chas BM Cooley, Bangs Cooley Hamilton, seeks the North Dakota Supreme Bench in this week’s Inter Ocean.
In a staunch critique of Taft's railroad views, Senator Purcell claimed Taft aimed to burden states and control the judiciary. He warned of packed Supreme Court with supporters of railroad interests as vacancies rose, noting Governor Hughes’s surprising appointment and New York’s rejection of a direct tax amendment.
The year features several astronomical demonstrations with two or three comets visible. Bryan pledges temperance and Roosevelt is returning from Africa. In Tennessee authorities debate whether killing an editor is a crime, reflecting on editor life and police court chatter.
A business proposition seeks investors ready to place a few hundred dollars in a top quality venture. Promises clear facts and figures, an excellent return of around 20 percent, and strong structure. Respond to Lock Box Tia, Dovila take ND with offers and details.
Notice of mortgage sale on a loan executed and delivered by C Balbe to J B Trues dell of Minneapolis Minnesota. Records indicate a mortgage instrument with terms and a sale action forthcoming under applicable law.
Public foreclosure notice records a mortgage assignment chain from Fannie C. Truesdell to T. L. Solberg and Thos. S. Englehorn, puis to assignor, with sale set for June 4, 1910 at 2 PM in the Ramsey County courthouse Devils Lake North Dakota. Describes parcels within sections thirteen fourteen and twelve in Township and Range, sums due include 621.16 plus costs. Custodian Richard Dacley advertises fuel water and other building service bids until May 2, 1910.
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