Devils Lake Inter-Ocean Publishes 1903 Outlook
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean discusses local growth prospects tied to the Ft Totten bill and Pelican Point bridge, noting Devils Lake as a rising Great Northern division hub with plans for wholesale trade. It highlights Ramsey County leaders at Bismarck, editorials on statehood debates, and optimism about a future city expansion toward Grand Forks and Fargo.
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Devils Lake
Ft. Totten
Pelican Point
Great Northern
Grand Forks
Fargo
Ramsey County
Bismarck
Senator Hale
Geo. W. H. Davis
Judges should stay out of partisan politics says Bottineau editor
The Bottineau News notes many papers oppose active political participation by judges. It argues partisan bias erodes public trust and fair justice, urging a speedy remedy to prevent a corrupt judiciary from undermining morals and social order.
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Bottineau
Call for moral, capable judges to curb excesses
The author argues for purer justice and warns that corruption and lax enforcement enable excesses. They urge electing and appointing judges of high moral character and legal attainments who respect the dignity of the office and fear for their good name.
Senators Explain Support for Statehood Bill in Washington Letter
Minneapolis Journal quotes Senators Hansbrough and McCumber outlining reasons to admit Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. They argue qualified populations and resources justify statehood and demand timely action despite opposition and delays in Congress.
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Ed Howe
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Minneapolis
Washington
Hansbrough
Northwest
Territories
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Montana
Utah
House
Congress
McCumber
Mexico
New England
Mississippi
Burleigh County Farmer Heads South For Milk Route
A Burleigh county man sold his farm and moved to Bentonville Arkansas with three cows to start a milk route. The author mocks the decision noting North Dakota grass is superior and Arkansas livestock would not yield good milk or pork, accusing him of chasing distant opportunities under poor conditions.
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Jamestown
Burleigh County
Bentonville
Ark
Arkansas
North Dakota
Reservation opening near Fort Totten and Devils Lake lands
The bill to open the Fort Totten and Devils Lake Indian reservation is likely to be proclaimed for settlement next summer. The tract totals about 342 080 acres with roughly 1 000 160 acre claims remaining after allotments, including Sulley Hill as a public park. Freight and passenger service will move to the Great Northern station. shipments must arrive by 5 p.m. and passengers can buy tickets at the station. The exchange notes editors welcome reader tips as valuable news items for publication.
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Fort Totten
Devils Lake Indian Reservation
Sulley Hill
Great Northern Railway
Farmers Grain & Shipping Company
Great Northern
Weeds Consumption and Scott's Emulsion Treatment
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung treatment for consumption. It likens consumption to a weed, urging early, regular use with fresh air, rest, and ample food. Salt pork is noted as hard to digest.
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Scott
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