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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces subscription at 1 50 a year with H B Reynolds listed as publisher.
Senator Williams of Mississippi accuses the Republican National Committee of compiling Prof. Wilsons past remarks on immigrants and workers for a campaign textbook. He argues Roosevelt is outside the party and cannot harm Republicans. The piece portrays Wilson as weakened by opposition scrutiny and notes autocratic praise for a decisive military style.
Rhetorical analysis of William Booth highlights his militant Christian approach and use of military organization in Salvation Army. Observers credit external displays for enhancing reach, as Church Army, Boys' Brigades and similar groups imitate his disciplined system and branding.
The Panama Canal Bill, signed by the President, is viewed as still bad. It eliminates some tolls on coastwise commerce but preserves objections, including doubts about the purely coastwise exemption and the bill’s crude riderlike provisions. The President favored passage to avoid no legislation, a choice critics call injudicious.
Obscure omens are drawn from a grand stand collapse in Indianapolis as Judge Parker informs Governor Marshall of his nomination. The incident recalls a long running difficulty for Parker, the persistent thud he has not managed to shake off.
The text discusses Mr Perkinas facing trouble in New York over harsh worker treatment in the harvester trust. It notes Oyster Bay philanthropist Jacob Riis considering a personal investigation and asks what Prof Wilson would do as commander in chief. It mentions Senator Williams praising President Pierce and a New Hampshire advocate of the fugitive slave law.
The remark notes that Archy Dold’s poor investment undermines public confidence in Wall Street’s financial prowess. It also argues it would be preferable for American marines to land in Nicaragua to protect foreign property than for European forces to assume leadership in the crisis.
The report notes Georgia remains uneasy with prohibition similar to Maine and cites a Governor race backlash where a candidate trails by about 40 600 votes. Police dogs capture two burglars.
A fragment from a Flatbush column questions the peace tribunal amid Mexican and Niga-Tagua troubles. It notes the Olympic athletes are welcomed, implying the culture still prizes winning. The piece ends by asking how many were called Mars yesterday.
Col. Joseph M. Kelly at his Garske farm predicts a record wheat yield if threshing weather holds. He notes the grade is the best seen and that a large share should be No. 1 hard. He adds oats and barley show late figures, frost risk remains low if August ends frost-free, and rains delayed flax but may still salvage it.
Three men rode in a wagon driven by Louis Morick of the reservation when an automobile driven by A Forstor of Crary struck a hay rack near the C. W. Kelly farm southeast of the city. A horse was badly injured and likely to die. Morick plans to sue for damages.
Article notes the hunting season rules including licenses, valid dates from September 7 to December 15, bag limits of ten prairie chickens and up to twenty-five wild ducks or geese per day, with ship limits for certain birds. Antelope bear otter elk and moose season closed. Deer season runs November 10 to 30 with a limit of two male antlered animals per hunter.
In Bismarck North Dakota on August 30 L B Opdyke, jailed for one day and fined 100 dollars for a suggestion to Judge Casselman during the Times-Paterson case hearing, was freed by a writ of habeas corpus. Justice Casselman was arrested by State’s Attorney W L Smith for abuse of power as police magistrate and faces prosecution to remove him from office. Opdyke plans damages suit.
The Interthedn claims to be the largest circulating weekly in Lake Region, promoting its broad distribution and community coverage across local towns and neighborhoods.
A collage of satirical notes on prosperity, politics, and society features remarks on Secretary Knox visiting Japan, pension cuts, and Anna Held’s divorce. It mocks New York Sunday schools, meat prices, and garden-variety public concerns while riffing on Prohibition era culture and minor disasters.
A University of Illinois professor faces controversy over using a spanking device on his children, drawing debate about pedagogy. Politicians mock political reforms as the New York primary ballot grows unwieldy, while campaigners stress voters’ convenience. Senator Penrose comments frame the debate on candidacy funding and ballot design.
A traveling salesman B E Younge and E Berkshire claim Dr King s New Life Pills cured constipation and indigestion. They recommend the remedy for stomach liver or kidney troubles calling it excellent. Price 25 cents at yall Druggiata.
Mrs Annie Kandler of Park River North Dakota endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after years of relief from back pain following exertion. The testimonial notes rapid benefit on first use years ago, with continued effectiveness and others also testifying. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents for the United States at 50 cents under the Dean's name.
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