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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
4
Advertisement headline touts unbeatable prices on men s and boys clothing and accessories. Claims 160 items, doubles dollar value, and guarantees satisfaction with local in-store deals. Promises money saved vs catalogue houses and urges customers to buy at their door.
Mrs William F Alger writes in defense of Aleutian prospects and maritime policy urging prudent measures and cooperative action amid unclear trade and diplomatic signals. The notice frames a public stance on national interests and civic responsibility.
Women in Sacramento led a campaign against a plan to weaken the meat inspection ordinance. They petitioned city officials, warning that uninspected meat would be sold with signs, undermining current health safeguards. The effort mobilized activist groups and local wives, forcing the petition to fail before the city commission.
A fragment from a debate quotes a speaker accusing many voters and proposing restricting ballots to a few prosperous men including himself. The text shows a political contention about electoral reform with unspecified context or location.
Rae Charise Whitman wife of the governor of New York speaks as a hopeful suffragist. She argues that voting rights empower women as wives and mothers and promote fairer views at home. The piece discusses broader suffrage appeals, education, and public attitudes toward women seeking the vote.
The National Grange at Wilmington Delaware endorsed equal suffrage during its annual session. A major topic was whether to push suffrage via federal legislation or state by state action. State Master C. B. Kegley led the discussions throughout the gathering.
Fragmentary text shows a Washington appeal urging Congress to pass general suffrage during the next session. Mentions Mrs Hilles of the Supervis... and a speaker addressing supporters. The readable lines hint at a women’s rights push and political lobbying in the capital.
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