Debt and needs clash over deaf school funding in 1905 state budget
The editorial laments Governor Sarles vetoing 22 000 for dormitories and 10 000 for a heating plant at the deaf school. It argues the institution serves statewide needs, criticizes local politics, and urges timely support for the deservings in the face of broader budget pressures. It also touches on Russia Japan war terms.
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Sarles
Bangs
Japan's Victory Redraws Asia and Ends Russian Aggression
The piece argues Russia cannot sustain war without European financial aid and Japan will seize Manchuria, curbing Russian expansion. It predicts a stronger open door policy, broader markets, and longer peace lasting years, with Japan pressuring terms to the limit.
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Lake Baikal
Russia
Europe
Japan
Manchuria
Asia
Value of North Dakota land sparks new contests at land office
The article notes rising land values in North Dakota open more disputes at the land office. Claims that once required minimal residence now face daily challenges as contests multiply, reflecting the era’s growing realization of land value and tougher competition among hopeful homesteaders.
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North Dakota
City’s Railroad Avenue opening urged to improve view
Description contrasts the city’s fine Uptown with the shabby mill site and a rear building yard visible from the rail line. The council has talked for six months about opening Railroad avenue to better present the city to spring travelers and strangers, urging action now.
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Carrie Nation
Railroad Avenue
Walsh County Record Seventeen Volumes Under New Editor
The Walsh County Record enters volume seventeen with a versatile editor rising as a leading figure in state journalism. Editor Jerce emphasizes bold reporting and community focus, while Mrs. and her contributions are noted among the best in state press.
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Walsh County Record
Jerce
Editors Mislabel Personal Abuse as Political Violence
State editors who lash the loudest at the new libel law have confused personal abuse with political violence. They must tell the truth or risk prison or closing their operations as financial tears force shutdown.
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Benee
Falsehood Circulation Law Cited in Malicious Purpose Debate
A discussion cites a law aimed at punishing circulation of falsehoods used with malicious purpose, highlighting its potential impact on speech and press. The debate references legal language and public interest concerns without detailing specific cases or dates.
Miscellaneous 1900s clippings mix politics law and business notes
A collection of disjointed items notes debates on law protecting honest men, the age of scientists, tax delinquency and sales, English politics, lynching in South Dakota, Ben Tillman in summer, Standard Oil stock influence, rural phone benefits, Bryan at Chautauqua, graduation essays, European democracy, European figures, Missouri senate race, and Devils Lake Inter Ocean newspaper history.
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South Dakota
Ben Tillman
Scott's Emulsion Promises Life Saving Nourishment
A prominent druggist extols Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy from infancy to old age. The ad argues the product nourishes beyond ordinary food, strengthens weak systems, and aids recovery, inviting readers to purchase through Scott & Browne chemists at Pearl Street and local druggists.
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Scott
Devils Lake Inter Ocean Celebrates Twenty Third Birthday
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean marks its twenty third anniversary amid praise from local papers. Editors J Small and Senator H C Hansbrough are highlighted for stewardship, with the paper called fair, newsy, and supportive of prosperity in Devils Lake.
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Devils Lake
Inter-Ocean
H. C. Hansbrough
Inter- Ocean
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Senator Hansbrough
Mr. Small
Cavalier Chronicle
Ee Hana
Bennett Pro Rises in East River Court Recall
Bennett, a notable figure, returns to prominence in the East River area as a key player in local affairs. The article outlines his resumed influence, with emphasis on regulatory or governance roles affecting Grass 2 art residents and surrounding communities.
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Bennett
Webster Township Brief Grain Movement Report
A fragment notes activity in Webster township with references to wheat and pounds. Details are unclear and unspecified beyond the rough indictment of grain movement around 60 to 62.
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Eureheare
Webster Township
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