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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
4
A Devils Lake inter ocean item notes Taft for a second term with a critique of political maneuvering. It includes a candidacy notice by A P Mann and discusses the president's focus on fulfilling his current term promises over campaigning. The Minneapolis Journal quotation frames Republicans seeking progress before the next election.
The piece lists regional coal consumption: New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania about 41 million tons, New England 8 million tons, states west of the Ohio River 7 million tons, southern states 2 million tons, and Canada 2 million tons. Only 40 thousand tons were exported.
Reported formal notice that control and management of Inter Ocean Publishing will shift next week after plant operations and stock transfers are finished. The item signals a forthcoming management change affecting patrons and subscribers.
Notices sent to arrears subscribers about advancing rates rising to 1.50 per year after March first. Old and new subscribers may pay in advance to lock 1.00 rate for remaining term. North Dakota political campaigns loom. readers urged to stay informed by continuing Inter-Ocean coverage.
Railroads consume 90 to 100 million tons annually and steamships account for nearly 30 percent of U S coal output. About half of production, mainly bituminous coal, is used by industry. Coal and manufacturing adjust with transportation, as New York leads in manufacturing yet produces no coal. West Virginia ranks high in coal output.
Opinion on political influence in New York and nationwide, with Tim Sullivan’s tactics cited. Also a sharp correction over The Devils Lake Journal’s blunder about published election dispatches and the Herald’s handling of names in the Pinchot Ballinger caucus report.
The Grand Forks Times reports a Kansas City Democratic meeting where former Governor Folk urged morals over money and equal rights over privilege. The piece cites debates on progress, subsidies for merchant ships, and contrasts among senators about what constitutes democratic ideals.
The Devils Lake area touts its growing hotel capacity and central rail access as it courts large events and conventions. Grand Forks business trips demonstrated the city’s appeal, with new opera house and hotel improvements promised to attract major gatherings in North Dakota. The piece links convention prospects to regional growth and rail connectivity, highlighting optimism for the next few years.
The Ramsey county Republicans express strong unity aiming for a full Republican sweep in county offices. They credit past cleanups in the House rolls and promise no Democrats in county offices this year, arguing the party’s strength and the need to prevent Democratic gains.
The speaker says a Democrat seeking office should abandon party and principles to gain a Republican ally for friendship. He argues that if a Democrat wants election, he should join the majority and stand for the same principles as his friends.
Local residents T dougherty and Kavanaugh visit the city while A Cooney from St Paul arrives to lead the boiler makers. Mrs Johnson of Churchs Ferry recuperates after surgery at General hospital. Louise Dunn returns from Ohio after a month with grandmother H A Dunn. Mayo doctors visit noted for Mrs Hyland seeking relief in Rochester. Auto enthusiasts Russell Bell Turner attend Grand Forks show. William Wilson tours New Mexico. B L Bentson of Fargo visits Devils Lake Drug Co. Milton Daely sells confectionery shop and eyes a Great Falls homestead move.
Misa Cuthbert, third grade teacher at Lincoln School, is absent this week with Mian Brennan substituting. Sunday, February 6 1910, morning worship at 11 features The Great Magnet for the young people, Sunday school at noon, junior endeavor at 3, senior endeavor at 6:30, evening worship at 7:30 on The Greatest Question. The church extends a cordial invitation to all, especially strangers and those without a church home.
Next Sunday evening the Grang opera house presents a 4000 foot travel film of a trip through Norway with a lecturer who has toured the route. Norden choir will sing selections and the program starts at 9 o'clock Sunday night.
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