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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
4
Classified style notice lists advertising rates and billing terms for space in an official county paper. It names political figures GEO W H DAVIS CHARLES H BAKER and H R ASLAKSON as part of the Republican legislative ticket.
Amid Ramsey county caucus afterglow, Hansbrough backers defend the process while a Lakota paper accuses bribery, citing an anonymous letter. The letter alleges delegates were paid up to 500 dollars to attend the convention. editors rebut as false and partisan, naming local figures and contending the Devils Lake delegates were honest farmers and businessmen. Republican notes from Cass, Morton, Barnes counties praise Hansbrough and party leaders. E. Y. Sales enters the governor race.
The county Republican convention commends Judson LaMoure for declining to run for congressional representative. It notes his selfless support of Hon. T. M. Marshall and Hon. B. F. Spalding, and says his decision preserves party harmony and keeps him serving in the state senate.
Grand Forks Herald responds to Lakota Herald and St. Thomas Times during a heated discussion over snap primaries. The piece defends Judge Cowan’s ground campaign and questions the fairness of accusations about premature convention timing. It notes persistent but harmless protests by rival papers.
At the Pembina county Republican gathering resolutions praised Hon. Judean LaMoure for public service and suggest his abilities fit him for continued leadership. The text notes broad press and public appreciation of his contributions.
In Washington Hill says he did not meet the president or Hanna to affect the merger suit. He explains he came to discuss irrigation for arid western lands with lawmakers, noting ignorance about irrigation among central west senators and that Iowa would lose 15 000 residents this year due to better inducements elsewhere.
A speaker warned that large scale irrigation east of the Rocky Mountains and north of the boundary would cost about 25 000 American citizens in Kansas Nebraska Iowa and the Dakotas. He said his Washington visit reinforced legislators knowledge with proven facts from his experience.
The Bismarck settler notes Hansbrough's ascent with a Ram sey county victory diminishing Judge Cowan as a senatorial rival. Colonel Little emerges as a potential opponent, though his paper backs Hansbrough, making a decisive contest seem unlikely at this distance.
The market letter notes favorable growth despite excess rain and cold, with wheat recovering, corn growth aided, oats delayed, and winter wheat harvest extending to Kansas City. Kansas reports on threshing vary, St Louis shows excellent winter wheat and expected large movement, while Europe’s cold wet weather and low stocks push imports up as Paris and the continent buy in this country.
An advertisement compares grain fed horses to grass fed ones and argues feeding affects vigor. It urges sickly children to receive special diet with Scott's Emulsion, claiming it adds appetite and strength, and promotes growth. The pitch notes the product is a medicine and lists Scott & Bowne as makers.
Northwest receipts were better last week but included 95 cars of old winter wheat from Kansas and a few cars of Manitoba wheat. Minneapolis stocks fell 74 000 bushels. Bradstreet exports of wheat and flour total 8 860 000 bushels. The domestic visible supply declined 2 585 000 bushels and Bradstreet world supply dropped 4 459 000 bushels. Cash markets carried a premium over July options as sentiment favored higher prices amid strong speculative activity. Bears failed to curb July as the market advanced, with weather considered key to further gains.
Fragmentary ad offers a $100 reward for a patent medicine from Henry & Co in Toledo. It pushes a “one hundred dollars” claim and mentions Ball's Family Pills, with garbled lines about trees and a cure that fails. The readable text hints at a medical hoax or dubious patent remedy promotion.
Fifty head of heavy broken horses offered by New Salem Horse Market in New Salem North Dakota. First class stock with guarantee. Also advertising Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer priced at 25 cents.
Go berg's Furniture Store unveils a broad new line of carpets featuring diverse colors textures and price points aimed at boosting home decor options for shoppers seeking affordable luxury.
J S Ashman, professor and teacher of music offers instruction at pupil residences on cornet flute and other instruments. Also acts as agent for Home Library Wit and Humor and Photogravure of all the pictures with key. Address J S Ashman, N D.
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