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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean is Devils Lake North Dakota official weekly publication in Ramsey County. Publisher H. B. Reynolds operates this second class matter post office paper with annual subscription price of 1 50 dollars.
Mark Twain's death rumors aside, Mr. Young tests confidence in Senator Bessessen. His secondary choices split between Bessessen and Major White, while progressives go to Young and Bessessen and stalwarts to Kirk and White. Valley City expects a large plurality despite opposition. Accusations claim the Harvester trust milked farmers, who seem cowed.
The Fargo Searchlight reports a Fargo meeting of Progressive Republicans executive members and invited guests to map statewide campaign funding and strategy. The discussion covered debts from the La Follette campaign and steps to manage the current campaign while paying obligations, with open debate and no closed doors despite critics. A pushback against Standpat critics claims Progressive strength grows in North Dakota as primaries approach.
Latreas J Were announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for States Attorney in the upcoming June primaries. He pledges the square deal for all to ensure equal security and contentment in business and social relations.
A county court judge and a state legislative candidate announce Republican bids for Ramsey County in the June 26 primary. Homer Resler of Starkweather, N Dakota, seeks the Twenty first legislative district nomination and pledges full-time service if elected.
Supporters praise Buttz for integrity and experience while opponents question motives as the judge race draws scrutiny. Voters weigh character, temperament, and past public service ahead of election day.
Franklin H Hyland announces his bid for the state senate in Ramsey County asking Republican voters for support at the upcoming primaries. The message portrays Hyland as a straightforward businessman trusted by locals and seeks the party nomination with broad backing.
Sentinel editorials in Benson county back C W Butte of Minnewaukan for Judge of the District Court in the second district. They praise his trial skill, judicial temperament, fair and fearless tenure as temporary judge last spring, and broad support from legal professionals and the public.
Georges M. Young of Valley City visited Bismarck last week and dismissed rumors of a clash with Major White in Fargo. He expressed confidence that he will be nominated for Congress and remained amused by the speculation.
Reported arrivals and visits include Chester Osland, Mrs J H Blaufuss, Mrs W M Moor, and Miss Prudence Mark attending events in Lakota and McVitie. Students across grades study poems and songs while the Senior class wears class pins. Also discussed is silo filling and silage advantage over dry fodder for crops and storage.
M Vialle and M Flageolet presented a wireless receiver at the Paris Academy of Sciences capable of detecting major weather changes twenty four hours ahead. The device is sensitive enough to record a storm from 300 miles away, noting that storms typically take about a day to travel that distance.
Alumni association to hold a business meeting next week to arrange the annual banquet. Miss Anna Berg visits Devils Lake. many out-of-town guests attend the county Sunday School convention. Several high school boys enter an Intercollegiate track meet at the University May 17 and 18. weather and local activities noted. Mr. Hindbaugh and Miss Davis wed at Devils Lake. couple to reside in Lawton. Mothers Day services planned. Anna Jarvis noted as originator. Community events include a card party, whist and 500 games, and a dance postponed due to storms.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for vigor and energy. He and his wife report they aid stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available at all druggists for 25 canta.
A fragment shows a dialogue with a mother describing her fear of saltwater, a sea shore maiden recalling a patching suit, and remarks about Howell and Powell. The text also contemplates the average baseball fan’s indifference to malefactions of the baseball trust as long as the home team’s wing and pennant.
Mrs J B Cox of Joliet writes she escaped typhoid pneumonia and a dreadful cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She had not found relief from doctors or medicines before and now scarcely coughs. The remedy is quick, safe and reliable for lung troubles, with bottles at 60 cents and 1.00 and a free bottle offer at druggists.
Early rains ruined millions of bushels of corn in the west while still in the field. If all Corn Belt corn had been stored, an estimated ninety percent of its value could have been saved. The piece notes growing use of bradding in corn farming.
On the first signs of indigestion, Dr. King's New Life Pile should be taken to tone the stomach and regulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 26 cent at all druggists. Few people hang out bird food in winter, but many start a garden for insects.
Market notes show mixed cattle stockers and feeders along with canners and cutters. Sheep and dairy products are listed with prices. Live poultry including chickens and turkeys appears, with creamery and dairy terms and potato listings. Market entries indicate fluctuating prices across multiple livestock and farm products.
Arthur M Evans argues from 1904 to 1909 road spending rose sharply with total national road expenditures climbing from 79.77 million to 142.23 million and per mile costs up from 37.07 to 64.63. He notes rising state aid, bond issues, illiteracy links, and the Public Roads Office’s role in research, model highways, and public education through lectures and exhibits.
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