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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
4
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The Republican caucus unanimously backs Senator Hansbrough for re election with broad public approval. He commands powerful committees, led by the irrigation bill thatraised his national standing and showcased western progress. The piece notes critique from opponents and praises local newspaper changes and political shifts shaping his renomination.
The Inter Ocean apologizes for errors and promises careful examination of brand claims. Colonel Lounsberry reports a Minneapolis woman who traveled to a northern town for a residence proof, calling it residence and planning to prove up in spring, amid warnings about fraud and possible contest by land officials. Senator Hansbrough’s re election prospects appear favorable with regional support and party alignment in North Dakota's legislative setup.
The Saint Thomas Times notes Hansbrough has a firm path to re election while Hager’s recent big contracts failed. It recalls an earlier bid to unseat Jud LaMoure in Pembina county and says Jud remains out of reach. Grant is described as young and learning.
The Bismarck Tribune notes North Dakota's rapid growth and recalls early homestead and pre emption entries. It cites N E Nelson of Pembina as the first homestead entry in December 1870 and names Jos Rolette Jr Chas Cavalier Highwater Bill Judson LaMoure and William Goodfellow among early settlers. The piece mentions the land office in Bismarck disposing of over half a million acres in recent months.
The article notes the rapid development of the state with growing momentum across counties. It highlights expanding infrastructure, rising industry activity, and increasing population as indicators of broader progress.
The January issue overview lists illustrated articles from The Outlook including In Del hi about the imperial durbar in January, Long on The Organization and Education of the Navy, portraits of Jusserand, Strachey, Cannon, and Birrell. It notes Bodleian Library history, The Tragedy of the Lost Commission, The Italian Immigrant in America, and fashion and domestic topics in Designer. Also mentions The Cosmopolitan, Tangier of Today in The Criterion, and Atlantic Monthly reminiscences by J. T. Trowbridge about early Syracuse.
The piece notes Albert Biglow Paine's Suburbanites on building a home, plus references to Keith's Magazine contents and other magazines like McClure's, National Magazine, The January Club Woman, The Young People's Weekly, and The Pictorial Review. Mentioned is Blondine's Madonna of the Olives and fashion trends. An aside adds a sale of Michigan apples by J. F. Henry.
The piece stresses feeding cows for milk, pigs for pork, and hens for eggs, linking proper nutrition to profit. It mentions science as guidance for bone, flesh, and blood needs, and hints at anemia in children.
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