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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
A terse price note lists a year labeled 108 and a fixed price of $10.00. It mentions a tone or tag line in a cryptic style, with unclear units or context but signals a sales or catalog entry. The fragment hints at historical pricing but lacks full details.
A jumble of names and pledges appears as multiple candidates declare runs for Ramsey County offices including sheriff and representative. Voters are urged to participate in the June primaries, with pledges of square dealing and law enforcement integrity from nominees.
Judge D T Burke of the Fifth Judicial District is described as a North Dakota man who has lived in the state for years and made good. The notice urges election to the Supreme Court, praising his record as Barnes County attorney and his proven reliability.
In a state precinct, Judge Burke is lauded as one of the best in the state. He has tried three criminal cases and a dozen murder cases without reversal. The piece argues voters should support honest fearless and efficient judges for the supreme court.
The Ramsey County voters are urged to elect Frank Hyland to represent the area in the next session at Bismarck. He is praised for independence, honesty, and aggressiveness and is viewed as best suited to secure the state fair’s location in Ramsey County, a key goal supported by his experience with fair management.
A Ramsey County newspaper defends Representative Bernt Anderson against premature attacks. It notes his support for the Ueland bill in original form, his later vote against amended versions with valid reasons, and his consistent record for public good. It praises his committee work on county division and boundaries, judiciary, elections and privileges, and his steady, sincere effort for North Dakota residents.
The June 29th primary will pit the Republican Party of North Dakota in a tough battle for state and federal offices. Outcome will be watched nationwide and seen as either a regular or insurgent victory, shaping state politics and leverage between factions.
The piece notes unity within a political camp and a looming obstacle in North Dakota politics. McKenzie is described as a millstone for the party, needing removal to ensure continued Republican strength and progress. The tone stresses the necessity of casting aside McKenzie for voter support.
Editor E M Crary of the Edmore Herald is accused of cowardly personal attacks on L J Wehe candidate for Ramjeev county state's attorney. The piece labeled Crary unreliable and vindictive, noting his past mudslinging and influence on local politics while endorsing Wehe as a capable Republican challenger.
The piece argues that true honesty in politics requires active citizen participation. It contends that apathy and self interest allow graft, while the dishonest thrive by staying vigilant and engaged. Readers are urged to take part, support ethical officials, and resist corrupt government through involvement.
The text laments men who prefer compromise with bootleggers gamblers and pimps over duty. It warns that reputations suffer as ships break up and families and communities lose respect, urging men to uphold wife and children’s and neighbors’ esteem.
W M Anderson of this city urged as a worthy gentleman and attorney of ability for the non partisan supreme judge ticket. He appeals to every county voter to support him without regard to party, noting three seats are elected and one name to mark is Anderson.
Hon P D Norton Republican candidate for secretary of state attracts hundreds of personal supporters across Ramsey county and beyond. Local pride and statewide recognition are cited as reasons to vote Norton for honesty ability and a square deal in Bismarck.
Theodore Roosevelt has begun life as a private citizen and contributing editor of the Outlook in New York. He rode in on the Dolphin with Secretary of the Navy Meyer, plunged into a mountain of correspondence, and was quickly recognized by crowds along Fifth Avenue. He bought a wide brim straw hat, then moved to an office on the seventh floor of the United Charities building at Fourth Avenue and Twenty second Street. His new office bears a bold entrance sign.
Theodore Roosevelt sets up a new office with bronze burlap walls and mahogany furnishings including a desk modeled after Mount Vernon. He hosts luncheon at cousin Frank B. Roosevelt's home, attends his son's wedding, then proceeds to Oyster Bay and Sagamore Hill. The party includes Mrs. Roosevelt, Ethel, Kermit, Archibald, Quentin Roosevelt, Isabel Hagner, and secretary Isabel Hagner.
Deadwood Dakota June 21 1914 on July 1 the Black Hills National Forest the largest in the country will be divided into two sections creating a southern portion and a northern portion in a major reorganization of forest lands affecting regional management and use.
A government reorganization divides a large forest into northern and southern districts. The southern forest centers at Custer with R. P. Imes as supervisor while the northern forest remains in Deadwood under Supervisor Kelleter. Ogden Utah will host the district forester's office and new northern district supervisor.
Cuba Wisconsin June 21 Arthur Lyon ten years and Dalton Conlon twenty one years drowned while a man attempted to teach the boy to swim at Buncombe.
Grand Harbor announces an ambitious celebration this year with a fuse program, music, speaking, band concerts, races, ball games, fireworks, balloon ascension, and a tiger dance. The town aims to eclipse past efforts. The New York Cash Store advertises white goods and embroideries at sale prices.
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