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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
7
The Korea sea clash demonstrated that naval prowess hinges on the sailors behind the guns rather than mere vessel stats. Japanese crews trained to perfection routed the Russian fleet, exposing “experts” who predicted outcomes based on fixed rules as misguided and overconfident.
The passage asserts that critics who charge the Czar with intellectual weakness should recall his role as a prime mover in abolishing war by arbitration and views him as a far seeing statesman in light of current events.
Fragmentary notice discusses money from an event with Norwegian singers and visitor estimates around 2500. It speculates on spending five dollars per person and the impact on city circulation, noting financial practicality of the venture.
The writer urges more civic efforts like the recent singers event, noting that a few funerals among the knockers and some enterprise could make similar gatherings successful. It is hoped the extenders of the singers push their example and spread contagiously.
The Inter Ocean favors quick removal of patent medicine ads from columns as firms cancel contracts after a state law requires publishing formulas. North Dakota papers report many manufacturers bow out. The piece notes possible sympathy strikes among undertakers and mentions entertainments by Norwegain singers and a Paris visit involving Alphonso, the boy king of Spain.
Years ago John Wanamaker offered Philadelphia a million dollars for a gas franchise granted to a city official. Voters recently seized control and ousted the gas company.
A writer condemns public gatherings to court and reading private mail at the post office, likening them to nuisances. He faults newspapers that gain notoriety through puerile attacks, noting their exchange lists form much of their circulation.
The democratic claim asserts they belong to no political combination and lack a sufficient number to form such an alliance. The statement suggests they cannot create a coalition due to insufficient members.
Oyama and Togo appear named as Russian immigration agents for Japan. A large number of Russian vessels have recently entered Japanese ports.
The July Designer issue features breezy outdoor pictures and a special section on bat suits. Louise M. Dew offers stay-at-home hints in Gospel of Outdoor Beauty while two pages highlight beautiful factory interpretations and related items.
The July installment highlights Catherine Wetherell’s “A Little Rebel” and Zelin Walters’s tale praising American independence over wealth abroad. It features Miss Ginter as hero, with Dewey and Manila Imports of the Fresh-Air Society, plus Laura B. Starr on Italian Housekeeping and Mary Kilsyth’s “Trip Through the House.”
Reports show Sheldon to build a $4000 Masonic lodge, James Kennedy securing a $52525 sewer contract in Bismarck, and irrigation projects advancing in Morton County. Minot and Bismarck to gain rail service, Lisbon hit by accidents, and Crops in many areas predicted bumper yields.
Annual spring trips run June 6 to July 1 via the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Railway with connections to St. Ignace and D&C steamers. Prices: Detroit 12 dollars, Toledo 12.50, Cleveland 13.50, Buffalo 14 dollars for round trips. Reservations via Marx Appox, general agent, 430 West Superior St., Duluth.
Readers of the Inter Ocean are kept posted on Chautauqua star attractions to appear next month. As Ramsey County braces for what is described as the biggest crop in its history, inquiries rise about who will join the program. A brief review will be provided later, with expected events on July 3 when John Barratt, U S minister to Panama, discusses. A parade and spectacle are planned for July 4, amid anticipation and reports of festival excitement across the cities.
One quarter section 7-157-69 unimproved, price 2460 dollars. One third cash, balance to suit purchaser. Splendid quarter and the best bargain in the market. John Disley, Darla Lyks.
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