Devils Lake Inter Ocean publisher H B Reynolds price note
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces subscriptions at $1.50 per year under publisher H B Reynolds. This item records the pricing detail for readers and potential subscribers.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
2
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces subscriptions at $1.50 per year under publisher H B Reynolds. This item records the pricing detail for readers and potential subscribers.
The piece denounces a Washington D C crime linked to a liquor profiteer. It mocks a newspaper for sensationalism and suggests exposing the liquor manufacturer behind the act. It questions liquor industry locations and moral responsibility.
The Inter Ocean announces a four page weekly colored comic section exclusive in the state. The paper expects strong reader interest and aims to boost subscriptions with recurring features like Slim Jim and the Grassville Police Force and other popular characters.
Thinking It Over Again and again you see you would avoid mistakes by stopping to think. Now is the time for merchants farmers and businessmen to plan for a better year. Decide if you have used opportunities well and if improvements are possible. Think it over and act for a prosperous state.
Debate over the Devils Lake Commercial Club resumes as observers concede the officers kept the organization alive through political strife. Secretary Cowley receives praise for steady effort, while the Inter Ocean notes limited achievements over the past year. A local ad seeks rubber stamps from Devils Lake Stamp Works.
Grand Forks January 17 In the six teenth annual report of the secretary of agriculture, fresh for North Dakota, dairy cows stand as a major wealth source with 1912 value around 830 million dollars, higher than cotton lint. Poultry yields are vast with 1.7 billion eggs valued at 350 million and fowl products near 570 million, rivaling wheat and cotton. Total farm animal values reach about 1.93 billion, with animal products around 3.395 billion, urging continued focus on dairy, poultry, cattle, and hog production for wealth.
Grand Forks January 17 The Development League Press Bureau reports James J. Hill announced discoveries showing phosphorus as the essential soil food to double grain yields in North Dakota and Minnesota. Experiments on 387 farms compared treated and untreated plots with phosphorus added, yielding nearly twice as much in the treated plots.
In district court Judge C. W. Buttz called a February 3 jury term. A panel of thirty six jurors is to be drawn, with from seventy five to a hundred cases slated for trial. The judge warned it may take a month or more to dispose of the actions. The rest of the page features varied notes on steam whistles and railroad accidents.
North Dakota lawmakers prepare to talk budget and a potential capitol project as the 1913 session opens in Bismarck. Governors Burke and Hanna weigh the current building's adequacy while the state Educational Commission submits its first report, comparing North Dakota's system with others to guide future policy.
In Ramsey County Court Judge John F. Henry hears merit S. Avelagard estate matter filed by Gunder S. Avelsgard seeking admission to probate of a purported last will and testament for Merit S. Avelegard deceased. Citations require appearance on February 10, 1913, at Devils Lake court. Publication by Devils Lake Inter-Ocean.
An advertisement claims the blues stem from a sluggish liver and bilious poison. Dr King’s New Life Pills are recommended to expel the poison and restore better feeling, benefiting stomach liver and kidneys. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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