The Devils Lake Inter Ocean Summary Notice
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces its publisher H B Reynolds and lists a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces its publisher H B Reynolds and lists a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
The Inter Ocean lists the 1912 Progressive Republican ticket across states and districts with names for President to county offices including La Follette, Helgesen, Young, Norton, Buchanan, Kraabel, Hall, Jorgenson, Taylor, Miller, Taylor, Stutsman, Anderson, Mann, Olson, Hutchinson, and several Ramsey County posts. It highlights critics of L J Wehe and details public notices and candidate endorsements from Devils Lake and surrounding areas.
A fragmented note indicates supporters in Mannoy County rally behind an athletic figure by nominating him for a county office. The unreadable text suggests appreciation of his efforts and a push to elect him, aiming to fill the available post.
M. D. Butler of Brocket announces candidacy for Representative from North Dakota's 21st Legislative district. A 30 year Ramsey county resident and farmer, he touts farming experience and business knowledge, pledging to serve North Dakota and Ramsey county with fairness and dedication.
Reports from the north praise Robert Wallace as a strong Republican sheriff candidate. Wallace has previously served as Ramsey County Deputy Sheriff and built a record that supporters say proves his readiness to be constantly on the job and fulfill all duties to the fullest extent.
Bernt Anderson declares his Republican bid for the district's Representative seat. The column notes his long service and tireless work for Ramsey County, asserting strong familiarity with his record and commitment to local interests.
A garbled column surveys politics and media, noting rising party formation, ambassadorship shifts, and trust destruction rhetoric. It references California primaries, women voters, and campaign slogans, with dated quirks and stray quotes from Taft and Dies. The piece blends social critique with chaotic OCR remnants.
In the race for Register of Deeds Tala Ma Hoghang Progreative Repuli challenges an opponent seen as financially involved elsewhere. The text emphasizes Hoghang’s Ramsay County ties and real estate investments, contrasting with the rival’s alleged use of outside funds and ventures.
Timish announces candidacy for Representative in the 21st Legislative district Ramsey Co. A North Dakota resident for over 30 years with a Ramsey Co homestead, pioneer status and principal occupation farming. He cites business and railroad experience and pledges to work for North Dakota and Ramsey Co, urging voters to mark an X at the June 26 primaries.
The Towner County Democrat urges voters to support C. W. Butte for district judge, praising economy, impartiality, regularity, and sound judiciary methods. It stresses choosing outcome over politics and pocketbook, arguing the district needs proven reform and stable leadership.
A garbled prompt fragment urges the reader to consult common sense and conscience before acting, seemingly urging restraint and caution in processing content. The line reads oddly and appears as a partial instruction rather than a complete event or report.
A flood of announcements from Ramsey County Republicans seeking renomination to state offices appears. Candidates urge voter support for June 26 primaries, detailing bids for Representative, legislative district Twenty first, State Senate, and States Attorney.
A fragmentary political notice announces candidacy for Ramsey County sheriff under the Republican banner at the June 26 primaries in 1912. It also references plans to seek Republican nominations for county treasurer, auditor, coroner, and related county offices. The text includes garbled names and phrases, reflecting OCR errors.
A brief statement from Hurst Deylis Lake North Dakota asserts readiness to meet the duties of the referenced office. The text reflects formal address and an official closing, indicating confidence in qualification and service.
Daniel Farley of Starkweather North Dakota announces as a Democratic candidate for the Ramsey County Sheriff nomination in the June 26 1912 primary. He pledges full time service and best efforts if nominated and elected, asking for voters support.
A Ramsey County resident announces candidacy for Judge of the County Court on the Republican ticket subject to the June 26 1912 primary. If nominated and elected the candidate pledges undivided time and attention to duties and solicits votes and support.
E H Griffin a Republican candidate for County Judge outlines qualifications including five years as a school principal and eight years business experience. He notes service as Assistant Chief Clerk and Chief Clerk of the North Dakota House, praising efficiency, courtesy, and dispatch of business. He urges voters to support him in the June 26 primary.
A judge in Tennessee recalled a faulty car accident injury and believed a cancer diagnosis was mistaken. He treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and claimed complete recovery from burns bruises boils and pain.
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