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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
3
Notices include summons in Frank W Cockburn et al suit, quiet title actions in Ramsey County, and a mortgage sale by V Brennan to Robert McGeoch. Dated 1912 1913 with publications from Devils Lake and Devil Lake area, Ramsey County North Dakota.
Ingebright Glerum sues G W Wattles as administrator of Eugene L Hmarys estate and heirs Isabel S Emery Sarah H Emery and Henry L Emery with all others claiming any estate or lien on the described property. The State of North Dakota to the above named Defendants.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale on a deed dated June 17 1910 from LU W Harriman mortgagor to John Davidson trustee mortgagee filed in Ramisey County Register of Deeds. Proceeding to enforce the lien per county records and applicable foreclosure laws.
John Davidson trustee announces foreclosure of a farm mortgage on 320 acres in Ramsey County North Dakota. Sale set for July 28 1913 at 10 o'clock a.m. at the Devils Lake court house to satisfy 33580.93 including principal interest taxes and prior mortgage interest. Attorneys Mesers Watson & Young Fargo. Mint Insertion June 20 1913.
Notice of an execution sale issued by the Second Judicial District of North Dakota. Albert Monson sues Q E Canfield. Ramsey County lands described. sale set for two PM on a Sunday in August 1913 at the Devils Lake courthouse front door. Sheriff John McLean and attorney for plaintiff listed. Also includes unrelated medical advertisement text.
Statement of Ownership and management for the Devils Eales Trier-Decenp weekly at Devils Lake North Dakota lists Holliot W. B. Reynolds as managing editor and publisher H. B. Reynolds. Ownership shared by Inter Ocean Printing and Stationery Co and others including H. B. Reynolds and Ray N. Castle all of Devils Lake with notary M. H. Brendan swearing to the affidavit in July 1913.
The passage urges readers to measure the news tale of misery against stories of heroism and public good. It emphasizes evaluating relative importance and effects before concluding that the world worsens or improves.
Detectives pursuing burglars in East New York confronted a man who claimed to be Dr Leo Brewster. He produced a surgeon’s case and fled when approached, but was captured after a brief chase. He carried burglar’s tools in the case.
A vivid sketch contrasts modern travelers with old habits and explores a Cairo curiosity. A writer notes ironed clothes dried by workers using feet, describing improvised irons, low boards, and efficient native tailoring in a bustling global scene.
In a exchanged dialogue a mother notes her son in law plays poker nightly at the club for money. The daughter explains a scheme with Mr Nextdoor to pool winnings, and both women claim to double the husbands’ earnings via a shared covert plan.
A confused scene unfolds at a restaurant where a hurried customer clashed with staff. A confrontation erupts as the patron, angered by a service mishap, shouts with force and slams a dining piece, while bystanders react to the volatile moment.
The tobacco trust and North Dakota Pure Food Commissioner Ladd prepare for a legal clash over the state anti snuff law. Ladd argues snuff is poisonous citing cases of insanity and a Grand Forks suicide linked to excess. The trust offers a substitute and faces regulatory action from the food department.
North Dakota reports a summer heat record with temperatures reaching 100 degrees at multiple sites. Despite the heat, only two deaths and three insanity cases are attributed to the extreme temperatures. The state, famed for cold weather, adds a notable heat record to its climate history.
At the Corn and Clover convention in Grand Forks a USDA estimate shows labor and other costs total 58 cents per bushel for 15 bushels per acre. North Dakota's Dr. Worat adds 46% extra for soil fertility loss, making total cost about $1.05 per bushel. Diversification and soil building could yield profits at regular prices.
Beach North Dakota July 11 The first term of district court for Golden Valley County will convene tomorrow under Judge Crawford The morning session will focus on naturalizations and the jury will report in the afternoon Six criminal cases and about twenty civil cases are on the calendar It is expected many cases will be continued into the fall
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