Incoming settlers to North Dakota an opportunity for Devils Lake
The spring and 1901 are expected to bring a large influx of settlers to North Dakota. Many will arrive with funds to start anew, making immigration advantageous for Devils Lake district. Affordable farms, good schools, churches, and social life await those seeking a permanent home and strong opportunities for a fresh start.
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Devils Lake District
Northwest
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Spirit of Economy Guides North Dakota Legislature
Comment applauds legislators in Bismarck for aiming to cut public spending by limiting the 50 day legislative session. While questioning feasibility, the piece commends restraint in salaries and duties, noting Republican success as beneficial for taxpayers and urging statewide fiscal discipline from officials.
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Bismarck
House
Inter-Ocean
Governor Down
Encouraging Immigration to Devils Lake and Supra Bingé Country
The passage urges citizens to promote Devils Lake and Supra binge country as a favorable settlement area. It advocates informing eastern contacts about local openings and opportunities, stressing that industrious, economical farmers with a few dollars could exploit a promising frontier.
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Devils Lake
Supra
Inter-Ocean
The World's Money in 1901 And 1873 Comparison
The article cites Director Roberts estimate of the world’s cash on January 1, 1901 totaling $11.619 billion, with $2.960 billion in unsecured paper, $3.818 billion in silver, and $4.841 billion in gold. It compares this to 1873 when world money stood at $4.590 billion, illustrating rapid financial growth over 27 years.
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Director Roberts
Wealth Growth With Gold and Silver Spurs Debate on Currency
The piece notes the 1873 global metal money rise with gold up 3.6 billion and silver 2.76 billion while unsecured paper grows slowly. It shifts to Wisconsin debates on flogging as punishment for wife beaters and to anti saloon league arguments about ending the official saloon. It includes a North Dakota political letter praising anti canteen action and urging support for congressmen.
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Wisconsin
Delaware
Little
Commonwealth
Senators Vote To Abolish Army Canteen
Senator Hansbrough led the fight in the senate to abolish the Army Canteen and won 35 to 15. The debate weighed pros and cons of the government beer shop, with abolishers carrying the day through strong statistics and expert opinions.
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Hansbrough
Senate
Devils Lake City School Attendance Report
Attendance report for Devils Lake city school for the month ending December 31 1900 lists pupil counts by grade and total enrollment. highlights absences and days present in the district records.
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Devils Lake City School
National celebrities praise Peruna for catarrh relief
A Washington letter quotes Hon. M. C. Butler ex governor of South Carolina and U S Senator Stephen R Mallory from Pensacola Florida as endorsing Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Other officials including William Youngblood Rufus B Merchant commend the medicine after personal use.
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M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
U. S
Stephen R. Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
William Youngblood
Interior
Hartman
Columbus
Perone
Rufus B. Merchant
U. S. Post Office
Foresters Install Officers At Local Hall Social Time Reported
Members of the C. O. O. F. gathered at their hall for installation of officers. Names listed include Herman Huesgen and several trustees. Found a small key with cord in front of Sevilla hotel. inquiries at Inter-Ocean office.
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Lady Friends of the Foresters
Herman Huesgen
D. John Riordan
J. C. George Koenig
C. Alois Walter
J.B. Stoeser
J. Chas. Tuor
N. Schmaltz
P. J. Kersten
Trustees
Sevilla Hotel
Inter-Ocean
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