Devils Lake Inter Ocean 1910 Aug 12 publication note
Devils Lake Inter Ocean is the Ramsey County North Dakota official paper with Billy C D Mills as manager and Brennan as publisher. The subscription price is 81.50 a year. The issue is dated August 12, 1910.
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Devils Lake
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Republican Ticket for U S Senator and State Officials
The slate lists U S Senator McCumber for term ending 1917 and another for 1916, with names including J A Johnson for U S Representatives, various state officers such as secretary and treasurer, and county posts like sheriff, treasurer, and commissioners. Several spellings are unclear but many names appear alongside district roles and county offices.
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U.S
Rorter
J. ‘McCumber
Gronas
Congress
J. A. Johnson
Weeny
D. Morton
Bok. Buightbal
Pune
Jorney Gehan
Andrew C
Walter C. ‘Taylor
Anderson
X. “Mann
Wimsiuuman
Home of Regernt Anderson
Frank H. Wyland
Herman Morrison
Sheritt
John E. Poster
Couns Semiigstoner
Ole Hoistad
Looking Backwards on Patriots and Vision for America
A reflective essay recalls Washington Adams Franklin and Jefferson and other patriots who shaped the republic. It notes the boundless future they foresaw despite primitive 18th century technology and slow communication and highlights Lafayette's 1824 visit and Henry Clay's welcoming address.
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Republic
George Washington
John Adams
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
LaFayette
Young
Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Welome
Gen. la Payette
Congress
Campaigning with the goods in Holdenville Oklahoma
Ed ward Arnold tours country schoolhouses arguing the tariff does not raise living costs. He demonstrates with calico shirting and domestic cloth, presenting signed price statements showing cotton doubled in ten years while dry goods largely held. He urges voters to bring their wives to witness price claims and notes everyday fabrics now cost more.
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Oklahoma
Edward Arnold
Holdenville
Arnold
Marchant
Address to General Washington on Prosperity and Liberty
The speaker notes vast changes since the recipient left, praising rapid growth of forests, cities, mountains removal, canals, highways, and learning. He highlights devotion to liberty and gratitude to Washington and his colleagues, claiming over ten million people share this sentiment to endure for posterity.
Insecticides and chemicals spark calls for tighter rules
A 1910s discussion notes high insecticide costs for farmers, poor product quality, and dangerous additives. It cites samples with lead chromate, a Maryland orchard loss from a misused spray, and a push by officials for legislation to regulate the market. It also references political mentions and library notes.
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Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
California
Maryland
San Jose
Endorses Taft in Ohio Republican Platform
Ohio Republicans praise President Taft for actions against sugar frauds and stock dealings, curb on railroad rates, anti trust enforcement, and Panama Canal progress. They claim reduced government expenses, saved postal costs, and stronger foreign prestige. Call for a Republican Congress next November to finish Taft’s program.
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Ohio
Taft
Post Ofice Department
Panama Canal
Editorial notes rising GOP sentiment in North Dakota
The Emmons County Record reports broad Republican support building for a Burke gubernatorial challenge. Across North Dakota Republicans unite to reinstate the party column, with few papers backing Burke for a third term aside from a couple Democratic-leaning outlets.
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Emmons County
United
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Burke
Dumas Wealth and Poverty Reveals Extraordinary Rise
The article recounts Alexandre Dumas’s ascent to wealth and luxury including a Monte Christo chateau and lavish entertainments. It notes his fortune’s disappearance and his later years in reduced circumstances, closing with his Paris departure in 1870 amid the German siege and his retained gaiety.
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Dumas
Alexandre Dumas
Monte Christo
Timon
Paris
France
Napoleon
Eccentric Duke and Fishing Hook Tales From Old London Press
An 18th or 19th century style summary recounts the Duke de Sagan's umbrella on horseback fashion at a race meeting and Parisians' restraint, the Bosworth Field events of 1483, and a humor piece about a fisherman who cannot remove a hook from his coat, with London graphic quips and local color.
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Crippen
England
Wiedster
Bryan
Duc de Sagan
Fundies
Jook Emart
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H. E. Baird
Pres
F. H. Routier
Cashier
N. J. Haley
T. Cashier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Inter-Ocean
Rammey County and
Devils Lae
AU Billy
C.D. Mills
Brennan
Republican
Enentat
Charles A. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Burke
Bismarck
Nd Parks Times
Gompers
Buck
St. Boula
Waterloo
Illnois
Des Moines Register
Franklin
Nebraska
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Spain
Library Notes
Mary R. Brennan
Pres. F. L. McVey
The
State University
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
University of Manitoba
Mademoiselle
Mel
Miss Spring
Worarlan
Bob" Evans
Plains
Salt Lake City
Annapolis
U. S
Egan
Chile
Behring Sea
Santiago Harbor
John Gerard
Alice Freeman Palmer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
C. E. Norquest
Kelly Avenue
Treet
Rodenbach & Mundt
Bosworth Field
Bosworth Pield
Richard
Henry VI
London