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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
The December 16 1910 Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces R. & Austin as managers and notes the retirement of C D Mills from management will be announced next week. It states Mr Austin has been with the paper briefly and promises continued courteous business treatment to patrons.
States Attorney Duell Sheriff Belford Chief Barnes and Officer Timbee are thanked for cleaning up the city and capturing a large liquor cache in the Johnson arrest. The Johnson affair exposed a clever liquor evasion scheme in Devils Lake and only diligent officials could make the seizure.
Kansas Governor Stubbs addresses the Dinors Manufacturers Association urging open criticism of judiciary conduct. He condemns judges who bring discredit to the office and advocates public branding of corrupt judges to ensure accountability.
The piece argues that Christmas spirit is misused to justify lavish giving while neglecting real help. It condemns the heartburnings from impractical gifts and calls for true spirit as charity and supportive words toward coworkers and neighbors.
The passage urges shared effort and willingness to support others during Christmas. It stresses giving credit for good intentions and imagining the other person’s perspective to foster friendship and cooperation.
A Ramsey County banker outlines a practical plan to start diversifying farming across the county. The piece previews a detailed review set to publish next week, emphasizing action over debate and promising real results.
A Ramsey county message urges steady confidence in state and community. It highlights a central prosperity hub, optimistic crop prospects, plowed fields, careful seed selection, and solid financial institutions as indicators of forthcoming growth and rising grain prices. It calls residents to plan for future success and watch prosperity unfold.
The Journal questions Senator Hansbrough relation to the InterOcean and argues he wouldn’t shed tears if it errs. It defends his integrity, denies ties to local criminals, and urges him to uphold honesty and cleanliness in city administration. The piece stresses his long record and unlikely collaboration with crime or civic dishonesty.
Professor William McKeever of Kansas urges parents to start boy labor habits from ages four to fourteen, detailing daily tasks, rewards, and paid work. The piece quotes Judge Lindsay on youth idle time and stresses industrial training to prevent delinquency, alongside a local toy Bazaar promotion.
For Sale stock in North Dakota Improvement Co offers sacrifice if taken at once. Also for sale Brandon Special Scotch fire wheat from Government Experimental station Brandon Manitoba samples sent free. Brown mare taken up with distinctive markings. Young ladies of St Joseph church Sodality plan a sale of fancy work and Altar Society hosts a home cooked food sale at Moran drug store with proceeds from fountain aid split between groups.
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