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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
4
The Pioneer defends irrigation on small scale and cites Fisher of Stark county and Kiebert of Oliver county. Editor Smith is urged to read the Pioneer regularly as arguments claim irrigation pays, with Egypt as a model of state expenditure benefiting many farmers.
The deputy in the office of the insurance commissioner, W. Gilbraith, is favored as successor to the current incumbent whose term ends this year. He has efficiently managed the office from Bismarck, earning broad approval for competent, steady service of North Dakota’s insurance system.
Ramsey county campaign opens in Devils Lake as J. O. Baughman announces for treasurer to replace Capt. Thomas Lonneyik. A respected resident and long-time taxpayer, he aims to keep county finances firmly in capable hands if nominated by the Republican convention.
Congressman J Adam Bede of Minnesota spoke in Washington last Friday, reflecting on his experiences and addressing supporters and opponents. The address touched on political divides and the need for moderation while recalling past events and key figures.
The piece notes a New York brokers dispute settled by a ten-pin bowling bet paid by both sides, costing twenty cents and avoiding a lengthy trial. It also covers editorials about Marshall McCure leaving Minot for Fargo and Minnesota Supreme Court reversal in the A A Ames bribery case, with possible retrial.
The case centers on Whittaker Wright who died by swallowing poison after a conviction for swindling. Officials cite government failures to prosecute associates as a key motive, marking a sensational moment in London financial circles.
Fossanden Fros Press writer Mark Hont handed Stickley a few with an empty beer can in a controversial moment. The note claims town praise is optional and mentions Senator McCumber returning to his seat after a bout with grip in Washington.
In a Plaindealer issue, Ernie Kent and Reiny dispute over a robe de nuit tied to the Chronotype adventures. The piece argues envy and narrowness behind the parody, noting the garment remains the exclusive property of its owner and lampooning Lampman’s night shift drew sympathy from the Democratic daily.
The Mandan Pioneer notes Editor Smith of the Devils Lake Prep Press displays strong political language as he contemplates running for office and critiques politicians with sharp phrases in an early season column.
Devils Lake reader notes J H Bloom visited the office and left a Nelson County map from Small & Bloom publishers. The Lakota American commends the map as valuable useful and ornamental for the county.
A lighthearted tale unfolds of Justice Prancer and a clerical romance at the Central booth. Prancer’s courtship is thwarted by a rival and a cunning misdial leading to heartbreak and a humorous twist in the office. A separate housing notice invites inquiries about a Saunders property with a large front room and barn.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary W Gleason notes the oath on December 4, 1886. Advertises internal treatment with testimonials and distribution by F J Cheney & Co. in Toledo with price 75 cents and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The notice states all debts incurred before January 1 194 to February 10 194 will be placed with an attorney for collection regardless of the debtor, signed F T Fox.
Union Commercial College in Grand Forks announces a two month free extension for six month enrollments and one free month for three month enrollments. Offer requires notification by Oct 3. Catalogue is mailed free to interested applicants.
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