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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
4
The Grand Forks Herald supports tariff revision by citing Senator Morgan of Alabama. It notes Morgan, a Democrat, has shifted to favor revision and cites his reasons. It also calls Morgan free trade minded and aligns with W H Bryan speeches.
Commissioners must appoint in Mandan as local authorities prepare to fill a vacancy noted by press coverage. The article cites ongoing public debate and calls for prompt action by city leaders.
An alleged error in last session's law would force term enders to hold over without appointment. In Mr Caddell's district no election has been held this year, so the county board must fill the vacancy at its January meeting. Critics call this holdover idea absurd claiming it could let commissioners perpetuate themselves by not calling elections.
A Washington special reports Roosevelt will urge Congress to initiate a western irrigation policy east of the Rockies. The president is said to endorse the principle, prompting possible geological survey reports and a multi million dollar funding plan in the Roosevelt era.
Senator Hansbrough promotes an irrigation fund funded by public land sales to supply homes and farms in the arid west. He aims to reintroduce the measure, arguing it will prevent westward crowding and boost national wealth while noting broad support and limited opposition.
Washington correspondence in The Minneapolis Journal says the reciprocity convention disappointed its advocates who hoped for a record impressing Congress. Instead, the resolutions mirror the broad Philadelphia advocacy without essential departures.
The text notes delight at industry representatives meeting to discuss trade conditions. It asserts Congress will help extend and strengthen American commerce and may pursue a reciprocity treaty if possible.
Isaac Else returned from his farm at Cando with 60 acres in flax yielding 950 bushels. Market value of the crop is 1235 dollars, over twenty dollars per acre.
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