Fragmentary Devil Lakes Inter Ocean Notice
Fragmented OCR text about an inter ocean history heading and dates vague. mentions primary, site references, and years with unclear terms. No clear event, names, or organizations.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text about an inter ocean history heading and dates vague. mentions primary, site references, and years with unclear terms. No clear event, names, or organizations.
The notice lists L. B. Hanna seeking renomination for Congress from North Dakota. Charles M. Cooley announces candidacy for the Supreme Court judge seat at the June primary. James R. Henley runs as a Republican for County Commissioner in the second district, seeking party support at the June primaries.
A fragmented report outlines tensions in a county commission race in Li masy county with references to a partisan proxy and a disputed public figure. Names and clear dates are obscured, but the item centers on a county governance contest and community response.
A candidate announces for the office of State Attorney in Rameey County subject to the Republican voters June Primary. If nominated and elected, he pledges to give the county and its people a square deal. Respectfully submitted by Laureas J Were.
A critical, satirical assessment of The Journal's democracy and editorial stance. The piece accuses the journal of inconsistent political positions and mockingly labels its content as vaudeville for readers. The tone targets the journal’s handling of party loyalties and historic political figures.
A Northern Dakota political column attacks the Stalwarts and Insurgents with charges of treachery while labeling the Journal as a hybrid Democrat machine. It accuses the paper of aiding reform rhetoric to undermine republican unity and pressures independent voters toward straight Republicanism.
A mixed crowd of businessmen wives and younger residents attended a joint meeting of the Commercial and Musical Clubs. For the first time in town history crusty old business men enjoyed two hours of classical music. The event signaled cultural growth as residents paused from rapid town building to appreciate beauty.
A reminiscence describes a lively evening where cultural guests enjoyed Mozart and conversation. The writer calls the event a sign of progress over the past decade, noting rising land values, improved tastes, and a newfound community enthusiasm.
Taft confronts relentless muckraker pressure as critics claim his policies favor special interests. He defends his action in the Ballinger investigation and urges Congress to pass pending measures while warning of a virulent, partisan chorus. The piece calls for public sympathy and political reform.
An opinion on public conduct urges temper in leaders. It notes Ballinger and Cannon damaged by sharp language and secrecy, argues steady restraint preserves public trust and avoids inflammatory accusations and personal malice.
A Louisiana delegation at a Confederate reunion proposed a golden peace jubilee to be held in New Orleans in 1916 for Union and Confederate veterans. The plan aims to join G. 48 and Grand Army posts with the Southern Confederacy hope, though text is fragmented and unclear.
A fragment from a World War I era poem appears in a Pan American exposition program. The verse envisions lasting peace after naval wars and global discord, praising unity under one banner and one creed.
Excerpt from the Cincinnati Enquirer reflecting on youth and aging, comparing land cultivation as a reliable future, and a personal meditation on a lost dream that once inspired ambition and imagined wealth and charity. The narrator recalls building castles in the air and enduring struggles, now tempered by sorrow yet illuminated by a guiding hope.
A State Agricultural College of North Dakota professor told a senate committee investigating high living costs that farmers are not reaping excess profits. He compared current values with a decade ago, noting land up 150 percent, productive capacity down 20 percent, machinery up 19 percent, and labor up 60 percent, concluding dollar wheat is worth 80 cent wheat a decade ago.
Wrecking firms say Maine cannot be raised for the 100000 appropriation and work may take a year. Army engineer corps likely to handle the project, private bidders unlikely due to international interest. The Journal notes weak Democratic enthusiasm in the primary and campaign funding issues. Lorimer’s senate seat and a potential Illinois vacancy are debated amid calls for responsible action. Chinese province unrest prompts U S government to study and prepare for possible upheaval.
A North Dakota countywide notice sets election details under Chapter 109 revisions. It lists congressional, state, and county offices, and names polling places across numerous precincts with hours from 8 am to 6 pm.
State of North Dakota to the defendants in Ramsey County a district court action filed May 6 1910 at Devils Lake. The verified complaint seeks relief including encumbrance terms and property described in the record. Defendants must answer or risk default judgment. Dated May 26 1910.
Notice of district annual school election to be held on the third Tuesday in June. Two board members to be elected for a three year term in Devils Take School District in the city of Devils Oak. Dated at Devil Oak this week, May. By order of the Board of Education Hall Clark, Clerk.
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