Taft Trust Policy Promises Firm Law Enforcement
President Taft's remarks at the Lincoln Day banquet in New York stress enforcement of the Sherman Act. He offers protection to law‑abiding corporations and warns those outside the law to conform or face consequences. The Milwaukee Sentinel lauds his quiet, thorough justice and calls for equal rights under strong enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tate
The
Sentinel
Milwaukee
Trusts
Wall Street
North Dakota’s Tomorrow of Opportunity in Growth
The text emphasizes North Dakota's rich agricultural base and forecasts major opportunities in new industries. It urges looking ahead, predicting that future generations will witness greater advancement than the past, with tomorrow offering the true day of opportunity.
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North Dakota
New Armory Suggested for Devils Lake Militia Company
Business leaders urged Devils Lake to fund a proper armory for the local militia. The group now meets in a shabby quarters likened to a barn, hindering unity and drill. They propose a multiuse building for exhibits and an annual auto show to benefit the city, with city site support and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Commercial Club
Back to the Farm Poem Attacks Prices and Power
North Dakota bard Jimmie Foley rails at national leaders over farm poverty and high prices. He lampoons the farmer as closest to the pie and decries inflated costs for butter pork turkey and cream while banks and wealth rise. The piece ends with a rallying jab at economic disparity.
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Jimmie Foley
North Dakota
Jimmie
Foley
Dear Old Country
Republican Progress and Reform Under Republican Governance
The piece argues that sweeping laws and reforms of the past decade were enacted by a Republican House, reviewed by Republicans, and enforced by a Republican president despite fierce opposition. It questions Democratic criticisms and touts the party’s achievements in rate reform and policy expansion.
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Alop
Rogsorel Republicaniem
Taft era reforms and local political notes from Devils Lake
The article lauds President Taft and Republican governance focusing on the income tax corporation tax conservation rate reform and law enforcement as key policies. It notes local political chatter in Devils Lake with Andrew Huseby potentially running for sheriff and Col Creel declining a mayoral bid while signaling concerns over high taxes and promises future discussion.
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Andrew Huseby
Huseby
Inter-Ocean
Col. Creel
Devils Lake
Inter-Ocean Raises Rates For Subscriptions On March First
The Inter-Ocean mails notices to all subscribers that starting March first the yearly rate will be 3.60 dollars. Old paid in advance subscribers keep benefits to term. new and lapsed readers are urged to pay now to lock the 1.00 per year rate. The paper promises extensive North Dakota political coverage in the upcoming season.
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Inter-Ocean
North Dakota
Rail Road Commission Sets Hearings on Express Rates
The Rail Road Commission will hold four meetings in Blamarck on Tuesday March 1 to consider express rates in North Dakota. Persons with complaints about excessive express charges may file and present them at the hearings.
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Rail Road Commission
Blamarck
North Dakota
Comsulnaton
Fragmented public notice on life insurance plan timing
A garbled excerpt notes a man who waited to take out an insurance policy on his life and hints at his knowledge of his destination. The readable fragment suggests a controversial or planned action tied to an extinction or death context.
Notices of Poreclosure Sale In Ramsey County North Dakota
Public foreclosure notices announce that Henry and Flora Redman defaulted on a 1907 mortgage to Frank Ganschow and assigned to Arthur W. Ganschow. The sale is set for April 1910 at the Devils Lake courthouse to satisfy $534.80 plus interest and costs for Lots 19 and 20, Block i, Orr’s Addition.
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Henry Redman
Flora Redman
Frank F. Ganschow
the Register of Deeds
Rameey
North Dakota
Orr
Devils’ Lake
Bry
Arthur W. Ganschow
Burke, Paddaugh
County of
Ramsey
Star of
Grelock
Devil
Teacane
Devils Lake State Bank
Second Summons in North Dakota Case Kirchof and Cooper
State North Dakota Ram aaycee Goreeee aT Main Orr City Justice of the Peace issues a second summons to Welzbacker demanding appearance March 16 1910 in North Dakota City Hall to answer a suit by Kirchof and Cooper for a flat $14 goods sold May 1909 and a second action claimed for June 1909 with payment refused.
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Sn Usticy
Campmystics
Shamsey County
William Orr
Justice of the Peace
Burke, Mingaugh
Cuthbert
North Dakota
Main
Mate
DebSia
Norcota
Oelock A. m
F. Kirchot
W. A. Cooper
All American Girls Born With Voices Claim
An exchange asserts that all American girls are born with voices and that it is unlikely anyone will contradict the statement. The remark frames a cultural belief about inherent female voice and expression.
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H. E. Baird
Pres
F. H. Routier
Castier
H. Whipple
N. J, Haley
A. Castier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Ramoe
R and
D. Mills
Brennan
Pubisher
Suppu
Lee
Norman Mo
London
Justice
United States
Union
Ramsey County
Parm
D. V. Brennan
Republican Progress
Northern Securities Co
Tobacco
Trust
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Party
Congress
Rodenbach & Mundt
Kelly
Fifth St
Patterson
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