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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
8
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean reprints editorials condemning rural bar scenes and praising worn schools and debates that once lifted youth. It cites Old Mrs. O Leary and Big Jim OLeary amid theories on Chicago fire causes. A scientific note describes Buffum’s grass and alfalfa innovations boosting Western agriculture and profits.
The state board of trade of Massachusetts aligns with major commercial bodies advocating postal savings banks. Alfred W. Donovan of Rockland, a shoe manufacturer and early postal banking pioneer, chairs the committee on post offices and postal laws for the Postal Savings Bank League headquartered in Chicago.
Discussion at board meeting explores postal savings banks as a path to broader savings habits and benefits for the public and financial institutions. Mentioned are Governor Haskell and Dr. Cook as contemporaries, with comment on public morals and reformist rhetoric alongside ongoing investigations and personal misconduct stories.
We glimpse a scattered op-ed quip filled with social satire on gossip peddlers time money and public morals. The excerpt mocks impatience with political figures and the press while lampooning readers views on wealth gender and communication.
A garbled clipping blends quips on will drafting and legal advice with jokes about will contests, unemployment, and a fictional “goldenrod” emblem. The piece references a “great lawyer,” a comic-opera change, and a machine for punching holes in cheese, all in a satirical, disjointed mood.
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