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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
6
A brief note introduces a fresh serial tale credited to Uncle By Williams. The page promises weekly installments with a rural, folksy tone and ongoing adventures featuring a small town cast and personal dilemmas.
Long draft proposing initiative referendum recall powers and amendments to the state constitution. It outlines submission to the next legislative assembly, citizen referendum procedures, recall of public officers, and the process for ratifying amendments by voters across general elections.
Long draft from 1911 session outlining a constitutional change to empower the people with initiative and referendum. It details petition requirements, timing, and the process for submitting measures to the legislature or directly to voters, with conditions for referenda and implementation.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an initiative and secretive action. It references a second phase and possible official involvement by a group or official, though specifics are unreadable. The snippet implies policy movement or institutional steps but lacks clear names or dates.
Prime faction holds tight vote amid unclear details as local reporting notes disputed stance and civic interest. Readers seek clarification as community debates influence and timing of outcome.
The readable text hints at an enacted law and parliamentary procedure with references to electors and public peace. It mentions amendments and submission processes and implies a legislative action pending or enacted, but the fragmentary form lacks clear names, dates, places, or definitive outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage discusses petitions, offices, and duties with references to a mayor term and a secret office. The fragment mentions delays of ninety days and a measure or law under petition and police, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Obscure OCR fragment discusses competing measures and approvals. Mentions people, resolutions, and an amendment but text is garbled. Cannot determine clear event, date, or entities from the readable content.
Fragmentary notes outline potential statewide and local voting reforms. It mentions counties cities and towns, initiatives, and creation of public offices tied to electoral administration. The text hints at special elections and local authority roles but lacks concrete details.
Fragmentary text references a May 18 operation and discussions of amendments to a constitution and election funding by the public. It mentions the secretary’s office and four month timing for amendments or resolutions, with references to political processes and ballot provisions.
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