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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
8
A local retailer asserts strong value with a pledge to beat rival prices. The ad stresses quick sales, steady profits, and upright business practices backed by customer witnesses while inviting scrutiny of their pricing.
A long critique praises Theodore Roosevelt for honesty, energy, and action across roles from rancher to president. It contrasts his record with Democratic figures like Parker and Hearst, noting shifts in public perception and the era’s political dynamics in New York and national politics.
The letter of acceptance by Senator Fairbanks appeals to businessmen and workers, outlining key Republican tenets in opposition to Democracy. It praises government trust regulation, the bureau of commerce and labor, and the open door for trade and open relations with Canada and China. The piece notes his nationwide campaign and urges consideration of his broader views on the issues at stake.
A chaotic editorial excerpt critiques Democratic and Republican messaging over the Philippines policy, Roosevelt personality appeal, and campaign funding links to trusts. It notes canvassed publications favor Roosevelt, warns of radical outcomes if independence is granted to the Philippines, and cites Roosevelt era legislative landmarks while hinting at party machine influence and Parker's ties.
A fragmented New York political scene centers on Judge D Cody Herrick being nominated by the Democrats for governor. The piece argues Boss McCarren and Tammany favor Herrick to damage rival Parker ally Stanchfield, while praising Republican policy and criticizing Democratic mismanagement.
A fragmentary note cites Roosevelt's acceptance letter stressing firm principles and unwavering conviction. It reflects on standing by beliefs despite public opinion and warns against shifting with the crowd. The incomplete text hints at moral backbone and earnest patriotism.
A garbled letter claims disillusion with party platforms in a presidential election context. It quotes John B. George regarding conscience and voting, while a separate note promotes Bucklen’s Arnica as a cure, mentioning a purchaser from Ponder, Missouri.
An Onvondash VI resident, Le Quinn, reported break in and health decline tied to invasion of chronig von Hac. The advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills caused relief, urging readers to buy at Greene's drug store for 25 cents.
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