Devils Lake Inter Ocean 4 Monthly price note
The item notes a monthly subscription price of 1.50 dollars for the Inter Ocean published in Devils Lake with publisher Brennan and editor Miles D. and Yoke.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
3
The item notes a monthly subscription price of 1.50 dollars for the Inter Ocean published in Devils Lake with publisher Brennan and editor Miles D. and Yoke.
A 1910 perspective argues women join public causes only when men fail to act. It lauds home devotion yet explains how moral urgency drives female civic engagement and exposes male cowardice as a trigger for women to enter public life.
Taft addresses Congress praising the tariff board as the fair method to set duties, arguing schedules should be changed only after expert reports. Supporters claim the plan makes rates business driven, reducing political influence, while praising Taft for steady progress amid criticism of pace and method.
The Forum comments on a local subject deemed neat and worthy of reader interest. It outlines community impact and potential opinions while inviting engagement from residents and businesses.
The store promotes a wide assortment of toys and dolls for children and adults. It highlights new playthings modeled after real items, including teddy bears, mechanical toys, and automobile novelties, urging early selection for Christmas as the season approaches.
The piece argues both sides benefited from Forum advertising and Burke’s gains, while criticizing the process of campaign support. It urges reform to simplify judicial procedure and expedite judgments, proposing the Supreme Court use court rules like England to improve U S procedures.
A Pittsbur gh Post fragment discusses North Dakota taxes and fair property assessment. It argues for a value based system administered simply to curb inequity and accelerate progress. The piece compares state tax methods and urges timely Christmas shopping satire amid local notices.
A garbled excerpt shows characters discussing ages with stilted dialogue. Names like Slike obbeon Tittle Fridlay Dobbson and Pritioy appear without clear context, suggesting a faded or corrupted antique cartoon or caption in Harper's Weekly.
A cowboy in St Louis attends a private law office scene where Earl Edward Orkenham of Dunkenton and Miss Esterbrooke are hurriedly betrothed to secure a family fortune. The ceremony occurs at noon with clerks and a clergyman witnessing. The marriage aims to fulfill a will's conditions and ties to British aristocracy.
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