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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
7
A 1903 Devills Lake issue condemns biased justices blamed for unfair rulings, urges impartial courts, and laments corruption. It contrasts legal ethics with political enmity while presenting Opportunity's wealth via land ownership and North Dakota farming outlook.
The article argues creameries boost dairy income, noting rapid new creamery construction in the state and higher butter values. In Barton County Kansas butter value rose from 38000 to 135000 between 1895 and 1897 due to creameries, Wisconsin farmers also benefit. Creamery systems yield about 24 percent more butter than hand methods. gravity tests in milk show butter fat losses, underscoring efficiency gains.
State Treasurer McMillan returns from California and says no pressure influenced his stance on selling the state bonds. His advisors warn bondsmen may be liable if questioned as state securities, while McMillan seeks a court opinion on validity before proceeding. The legislature authorized the issue and sale hinges on state funds and improvements. North Dakota roosevelt support cited in Forum with bipartisan praise.
Wu E Curtis of The Chicago Tribune notes that the millennium will arrive only when the government acts. The fragment hints at political or religious commentary on pace of reform and societal change.
A critical editorial stance notes editors hold influence as Congress nears action. The Forum praises Mr Curtis as capable, while the public debates bias in judiciary and the posture of Roosevelt in Salt Lake City regarding race. The piece condemns party advantage in courts and warns of biased legal outcomes.
H H Lampman editor of the Neche Chronotype writes from St Paul that he is in St Luke's hospital after an operation. He recalls plans to attend a July 13 15 gathering and comments on his health while expressing faith the event will draw a large crowd aided by railroad excursion rates.
General E. 8. Miller reports preparations for the encampment of state troops at Devila Lake. It was hoped one or two companies of U S soldiers could participate, but General Kobbe rules against it under department policy. A United States army officer will inspect the camp.
Remaining uncalled letters for the week ending June 13 1903 at Devils Lake post office. If not claimed within fourteen days they will be sent to the dead letter office. List includes Arndt Maberg Rev Bailes Perkins etc with postmaster signature.
Advertises prime farms 1 to 5 miles from the new railroad in Moose River Country. Relinquishments range from 125 to 450 dollars. Inquiries directed to A. F. Porter for more details.
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