Devils Lake Inter Ocean publisher and price note
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean announces H B Reynolds as publisher and lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean announces H B Reynolds as publisher and lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year.
A January 1918 report from North Dakota’s new tax commission reveals taxable property listed at 394,770,370 likely represents only 15 to 20 percent of true value, with farm lands valued around 950,000,000 though assessed at about 19,073,763. The commission notes widespread underreporting hurts tax fairness and inflates apparent wealth.
Merchants report adults favor sensible gifts such as books chairs and china over gaudy items though children still rush for fake mechanical toys. The year’s holiday scramble ends with a plea to buy durable presents that last beyond New Year’s.
A playful essay notes sober society airs on New Year celebrations. It reflects on diplomas now framed as indictments, and compares the fish horn to angelic harps while musing on Sunday school, resolutions, tipping customs, and a comic entry about Cip Castro arriving in the country.
A 1913 pork producing contest outlines qualification based on litter weight above 140 pounds per head on November 20, 1913, sow farrowing by June 1, 1913, and monthly reporting of feed and production costs. Entries require a sow owned or loaned, with youths 10 to 17 eligible, and the Better Farming Association to provide reports and guidance.
The article argues that any rotation is better than none and criticizes the single crop system. It cites that all crops can be profitable with proper handling, notes early settlers needed money crops, and cites Hopkins on rising costs and stagnant U.S. wheat yields compared with Germany and England.
An analysis urges North Dakota farmers to adopt crop rotations that mix corn oats wheat and clover to boost yields and soil fertility. It argues corn cleans the land, clover adds nitrogen, and a four year cycle could raise wheat production while preserving soil health, with fertilizer minimal and long term profitability in view.
President Hale announces premiums in numerous divisions at the Devils Lake fair. Winners include Best Home Made Cream Cheese, Best Loaf White, top pies, cakes, meats, poultry classes and Ladies' Work. The text lists numerous Lot winners across divisions, with premiums awarded and dates for the upcoming convention.
John Fischer returned from St Paul with cattle and hogs sold for a top price in South St Paul. He bought a 240 acre Barnes County tract near Eckleston, and invested $10,000 in farm lands. A coroner's jury ruled Pisek farmer James Wikmund’s death a suicide, citing possible family troubles. he left eight children and a widow.
Casselton area obituary reports farmer Mr. Fowler killed instantly Friday afternoon near Casselton by accidental rifle discharge while rabbit hunting along the Maple River. He rode in a spring wagon with his son George, 17. The wagon’s jolting discharged the gun wounding his left lung. Survived by a widow and six children.
Lyle Webster of Webster North Dakota wins first prize a Flexible Flyer sled in Inter Ocean Prize Santa Claus contest Alvin Ackerman Crazy North Dakota second prize air rifle Carrie Hofstad Churchs Ferry North Dakota third prize beautiful doll The Inter Ocean thanks entrants and encourages future participation Death claims aged pioneer Merit Avelsgard 67 years died Saturday after a paralytic stroke and had lived in North Minnewaukan township twenty nine years Survived by brother Gunder Avelsgard another brother in Norway and niece Mrs John Wolf of Devils Lake Funeral held Tuesday local cemetery M R Hoyde arrives to assume duties as local observer after stints at Sandusky Erie Nashville and Minneapolis
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