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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
8
The piece criticizes Governor Sarles for vetoing 22000 for dormitories and dining rooms and 10000 for a heating plant at the deaf school, arguing the institutions serve broader state interests. It notes the buildings are congested and urges timely funding, while referencing Japan Russia terms and national interests in the Orient.
The article contrasts Russia Japan peace terms with North Dakota land values and homesteading. It notes increased contests and legal battles over claims, the growing value of land, and city improvements needing attention especially Railroad avenue. It calls for showcasing the city to travelers in spring.
The Walsh County Record enters volume seventeen with editor Pierce at the helm. He champions strong local reporting and features praised as some of the best in the state.
State editors who attacked personal abuse as political violence face new libel law penalties. They must tell the truth or face prison or go out of business, prompting sorrowful reactions.
The article discusses a statute penalizing the distribution of false statements made with evil intent. It outlines the aims of restraining defamation and protecting public interests, noting potential penalties and enforcement considerations.
A mosaic of remarks covers law, medicine, taxation, English politics, a lynching episode in the American South Dakota, Ben Tillman’s lecture, Standard Oil actions in Kansas, farming telephones, Bryan at Chautauqua, and graduation essays. Balks, dates, and places are interwoven with a snapshot of early 20th century concerns.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean marks its Vol XXIII No 1 life as a modern weekly source of pride. Hamp den Reporter notes the paper, though whiskerless, begins another year with energetic leadership and community spirit.
A prominent druggist hails Scott's Emulsion as life saving, noting its youth to old age usefulness. The ad claims the product restores flesh and vitality through nourishing action, claiming no system is too weak to benefit. The copy mentions Scott & Bowne chemists and their Pearl Street address in New York.
Local editor J. Small joins Senator Hansbrough in celebrating the Inter Ocean weekly's twenty third birthday. Community praise notes its fair reporting and strong advertising patronage, with tributes from Michigan City, Cavalier Chronicle, and York Ledger, praising growth and business prosperity.
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