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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
10
Decoration Day events at Fort Totten included a morning program with the Totten Band an Indian school choir and school employees. Activities featured a cemetery march a memorial tribute grave decorations and a taps salute followed by an afternoon concert and an evening memorial program in the assembly hall.
Frank Palmer returned from the east Tuesday and visited Fort Thursday. Nick and John Kitch were bound over in $300 bonds for assault on Thomas Clark. A. M. Wilkinson is fitting up a carpenter shop on Arnold avenue next to Priest’s blacksmith shop. Swan & Co artesian well firm’s Mr Stacey is in the city to take a contract for sinking the artesian well. Citizens meet at the engine room this evening to discuss plans for the July 4 celebration. Cowan seeks reelection as City Superintendent, praised for efficiency and better schools.
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as the remedy for hidden kidney illness. The notice urges recognition of warning signs in urine such as color, sediment, and frequent, scanty, painful passages. It cites M. J. Belcher, a local farmer near Devils Lake, praising the remedy as excellent after brief use.
A patient recounts relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Devils Lake Drug Co. It cured kidney and back pains that kept him from stooping, with irregular kidney secretions and other symptoms subsiding. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as United States agents. Several stories warn against Independence Day fireworks injuries, noting high fatalities and injuries in recent celebrations, surpassing Revolutionary casualty counts.
The document details the financials of Nation Fire Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut. It lists capital stock assets including real estate, railroad bonds, and state city and county balances. It shows net unpaid losses unearned premiums and total liabilities and receipts for the year. It confirms certificate of authority by North Dakota Insurance Department and compliance with state insurance laws.
A line from John B Huber in the American Review of Reviews June issue cites that many who were wounded on Independence Day were not killed but left dreadful maim and disfigurement for life. The passage appears in The Modern Melody.
Short quotations advise Prof H H Aakeron on gubernatorial candidacy while letters praise prospects in communities. The Ladies World for June showcases fiction by Carlyle Pendexter Kirkland and others with serials and striking illustrations.
The text highlights Garet A. Cleves late articles on disease prevention for women and Laura A. Smith on duties and qualifications of a companion and secretary. It notes full Household and Fashion content with advice on health child care etiquette and pretty needlework.
A compact note notes that political plans and decisions will not mature until well into the winter season. It suggests delays in policy announcements and shifting alliances as the period advances.
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