Good Roads Boost and State Infrastructure Drive
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean highlights a government bulletin urging North Dakota farmers and citizens to support better roads. It cites cost savings, mileage figures, and a proposed funding scale to build a complete system, noting the economic importance of efficient highways and the potential multi‑million dollar yearly gains.
Road Building Economic Dream Proposed for All States
The article argues that improving twenty percent of roads nationwide would boost land values and save transportation costs, with a conservative estimate of half a billion to a billion dollars yearly. It proposes an initial two million dollars per state for the first year and smaller maintenance thereafter, dependent on systematization and inter-state cooperation.
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Government
Good Roads Department
Prairie
North Dakota
Union
United States
United States Office of Public Roads
Logan Waller Page
South
Big Devils Lake press convention hailed as top event
Devils Lake celebrated the largest press convention in northwest history with strong civic effort and hospitality. Women and men hosted visitors, shaping public opinion for a greater North Dakota. Also notes include Arkansas law on officeholder drinking, a joke about evading it, a hat sale, and the passage of Ordinance 130 defining fire limits with dates and city official signatures.
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Everbody
Devils Lake
Northwest
North Dakota
P. J. McClory
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H. E. Baird
Pres
R. J. Drake
CasHier
N. J. Haley
T. Cashier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N. Dak
The
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
Ramsey County
N. Dak
N. D
D. W. Brennan
Alice Nelson Page
Arkansas
S.C. Jones
Rodenbach & Mundt
H. B, Walker
Russell
Russell & Walker
Rambler
Gars Maxwell
Oxfords
Douglas and* Mayer
Sale
S. C. Bondelio