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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
1
The ukase granting a people’s assembly is judged a sham. It pretends to liberate Russia while preserving Nicholas II’s prerogatives. The assembly cannot initiate laws and can only advise, with the emperor retaining final authority. The article likens the gesture to Magna Charta coercion, not true freedom.
The article explains a new grain rate policy as a business partnership between farmers and the railroad. It highlights rapid, widespread reductions from distant points with no competition, timed to aid harvest transport and boost field product marketing as the season peaks. The aim is immediate, broad benefit for farmers as harvest and traffic volumes rise.
The Telegraphers strike on the GAN and N P was officially declared off last Friday following a vote. About six hundred of eight hundred workers participated, and the majority voted to end the strike.
The Great Northern Railway announces broad cuts in grain rates across its eastern territory toward Montana. Reductions vary from 5 cents per hundred at distant points to 0.5 cents near Twin Cities and Great Lakes headwaters, with several lines showing 2 to 3 cent cuts. The move aims to lift grain marketing for farmers in North Dakota and surrounding regions amid cultivation expansion.
George Seefus of Page Nebraska, en route to Portland Exposition to visit a friend, told an Inter Ocean reporter that North Dakota is the greatest grain growing country he has seen. He praised farmers and universal prosperity in the region despite a note of local self-importance.
The Ramsey county household paper pledges closer readers engagement through a county tour by Davis editor of the department. He will inspect wheat fields and rural interests and report to the Inter Ocean with firsthand farmer stories, crops, improvements, and prosperity notes from the journey.
Flat Rock Minnesota resident Wa Bedell reports using Buck-Jen' Africa Salve for ulcers sores and cancers. It soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds. Guaranteed 25 cents at O W Greene's drug store.
More than 5000 Toland graduates have been sent to positions in thirteen years. The catalogue features portraits of over 1000 alumni. Toland schools are in Minneapolis Saint Paul area at Manhattan and Winona Minnesota and La Crosse Wisconsin. Address the school you wish to attend.
A short note records a parcel labeled SNAP IN LAND with unproven status and a price noted as two dollars and fifty five hundred, referencing a cryptic lot designation 7-157-62 and a name Splondiee.
An allusion to a man named F a p. Banyan who suffers indigestion and bilious symptoms, praised as a perfect remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation by Dr Kings New Life Pills. Guaranteed at C. W. Greene's drug store for 25 cents.
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