Devils Lake Inter Ocean publisher and price note
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean announces H. B. Reynolds as publisher and sets subscription price at 1.50 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean announces H. B. Reynolds as publisher and sets subscription price at 1.50 dollars per year.
Massachusetts data highlight child deaths and low wages in Lawrence and New Bedford Woolen Mills, arguing tariff protection harms workers. Comparisons to Seattle and other towns underscore calls for reform. Prohibitionists mock platform as rain without thunder.
North Dakota towns report optimistic views on a booming period as the state readies for fairs in Mott and Minot. Expositions in Bismarck attract attention with band plans and tree planting advocacy, while farmers recount large jackrabbit crops and silked flax prospects. A road builder uncovers skeletons. Minot business optimism grows despite hail, and election chatter surfaces amid local notes.
The article notes Roosevelt may enter the 1912 race, with many supporters doubtful of victory yet convinced his entry could undermine Taft. It mentions Trubshaw presiding over the press association and ties to winter plans, reflecting tense political maneuvering.
A notice from Dora H. Carroll, chairman of the Progressive Party State Central Committee, calls Fargo delegates to a September 6, 1912 meeting to nominate a state ticket. The document outlines voting rights, delegation structure, and emphasis on consulting all progressives across North Dakota. Roosevelt is slated for Fargo and Jamestown speeches en route west, with events connected to the forthcoming November election.
Farmers warned to open all shocks and inspect grain due to mould and growth after heavy rains. Shocks outwardly sound may conceal spoilage inside. torn open early if mould appears. With sunshine returning, farmers urged to survey early-cut grain and fields as risk persists.
The Great Northern plans yard and station improvements at Neche with a wave of new elevators statewide. C T Wynkop organizes a Bismarck elevator as farmers prepare structures at Hawbsboro Mott Hell Sentimel Butte and Stanton. A 50 000 bushel elevator is contracted at Sentinel Butte and a 40 000 bushel at Zenith.
Bankruptcy trustee offers the entire stock of millinery goods from Mrs. Dena Helgerson of Vogue Millinery Store Grand Forks. Appraised at 1485.54, to be sold at earliest date. Interested buyers should respond promptly for best results.
The piece lampoons politicians, capitalists, and officials for rising living costs while criticizing urgent political promises. It notes the political year’s influence on business, ponderous public issues, and hints at public perceptions of misused office, with a jab at media and store sales chatter.
Executor A L Lindstrom announces sale of real property in Cavalier County North Dakota by private bidding under a court order dated September 17 1910. The Ramsey county land Southeast quarter section Township 155 Range 62 West to be sold after September 19 1912 with a minimum one third cash and balance within two years at six percent interest. Written bids must be left at Lindstroms Langdon office or filed with Cavalier County Court.
North Dakota presents its second annual Industrial Exposition in Bismarck from October 1 to 13 featuring over 1,200 prizes including a $500 cash award for the best county exhibit and $400, $300, $200, and $100 for county prizes. The event includes new dairy barn displays, pedigreed cattle, domestic science showcases, and extensive agricultural displays. John W. Maher offers low terms for exhibitors.
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