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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
Promoters and financiers discuss immense profits in paper manufacturing as a key economic driver for Devils Lake. Noted figures from Kalamazoo banks cite high dividends and rising plant values, with several companies expanding capacity and stock value.
A tragic accident in Minot at 4 o clock leaves Elmer D. Norton's son John, four, dead after drinking gasoline from a can on the back porch. Doctors Kerbott Titus and Taylor treated him, but inhalation and lung damage proved fatal within a brief half hour. Norton, a traveling representative for Hackett Walther and Gates Hardware, was away in Montana when notified.
Berthold farmer W. A. Brown age 40 living four miles east of Berthold shot himself in the left breast with a .44 revolver at 5:50 AM Monday. He was in good health and financially sound. Nelson and Foster discovered him. coroner and inquest ruled death by his own hand. He left two children and was a respected local figure.
The city of Austin Pennsylvania faced a catastrophic flood after a dam breach, killing at least 200 residents within minutes. Rescue workers and officials race to recover bodies as debris clearance seeks to prevent an epidemic, sparking public anger over government aid delays and strict entry controls.
The Devils Lake Daily Journal notes fifty cases of beer funlashed at the freight depot. Rounds Co ships about two hundred cases weekly. The piece mentions States Attorney Duell Sheriff McLain Mayor McClory Chief Barnes and police, with a wary tone about law enforcement catching up in a past dynamite incident.
Mrs E A Wilson dies suddenly at her Fargo home after a brief illness following the birth of a son three weeks earlier. She had lived with her husband Mr Ralph Mayer and spent summers in Devils Lake, earning affection from a wide circle of friends. Her passing brings deep sorrow to the North Dakota Improvement Co. circle and statewide acquaintances.
From Williston North Dakota October report in the Devils Lake paper known as the Pig Paper, Lieutenant Governor A. J. Burdick denied announcing a gubernatorial candidacy at a Devil Lake revival. He said he might consider a run if public demand and pledges occur, but no decision has been made and he will delay any announcement.
London reports a mostly nonviolent confrontation as Italy and Turkey brink on conflict over Tripoli. Negotiations hinge on Turkish control of the coast and possible indemnity terms, while Greece fears Balkan involvement and mobilization rises in Constantinople. Washington delays a neutrality proclamation pending European moves. Public sentiment grows at home for resistance if war widens.
Report shows over 5 000 acres sown with winter rye and flax prospects improving. Lamb Land company seeds 700 acres as farmers anticipate large harvests. Despite green straw, heads ripened and frost did not ruin late development. The 1911 crop deemed among the finest on Nelson County soil, signaling renewed prosperity.
Judge Cowan heard applications for druggists permits from Sam Evander and J A Bolanger. Bolanger admitted about fifty one illegal sales last year. He was granted a one year permit after admonition. Clerk of Court told to forward affidavit books promptly.
A transient who used Michigan as a hangout for weeks is held in Ramsey County jail to face a district court term on a hold-up charge brought by Chorchee Ferry. Residents testify to the Seminole event on September 9 at the city, with evidence suggesting innocence. The suspect arrived at Devita Lake after leaving town on September 11 and was arrested there.
City council calls a special election for November 6 to decide on bonds worth 32000 dollars at five percent over twenty years to fund a municipal electric light plant. Aldermen discuss financing, assessor appointment, and a proposed drinking fountain amid financial concerns.
George B. Winship former editor and owner of the Grand Forks Herald purchased Dr W B Walshs Terrace at National City California residence set on about two and a half acres with a 12 room magni ficent home and landscaped grounds The 22 year old palm drive and lemon trees highlight the property which sold for 20000 as Winship plans making that section his home
A fragmented discussion notes how popularity in public life shifts with events and elections. It argues politicians are easily deceived, citing past conventions and the idea that popularity can surge before a dramatic shift or defeat.
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