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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
15
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The ticket lists Theodore Roosevelt for president and Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president with state electors and numerous candidates for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and other posts. Several OCR errors appear in names and positions, including courts and districts, reflecting a municipal or statewide ballot slate.
North Dakota earned a gold medal for butter production amid rising interest in dairy quality. Officials report boosted events across the state and growing recognition of state dairy efforts.
The text argues creameries fail when scaled small due to constant costs and long-distance shipments. It suggests emulating canneries with farmer contracts for cow herds and fixed supply, to cut costs, avoid wasteful shipping, and boost profits, asserting sound creameries could rival wheat or flax regions. It cites awards from the St Louis expo and praises Ramsey county’s medal, while noting local political tensions and a push to clean up Railroad Avenue for a better city image.
Ex President Cleveland makes the long promised New York speech. The so called hoodoo of his party for years, he is viewed by some as the magnetic foil to Bryan and his faction. The impact on Bryan loyalists remains to be seen.
The text argues that elections are a choice of party principles and urges a straight Republican vote from top to bottom as fidelity to those principles. It also references humanitarian intervention and urges cessation of killings in the Orient as a broader civilized nations’ duty.
Disjointed phrases discuss naval peril and world opinion, referencing Baltic fleet, Japanese waters, and a voting contest. The garbled text mixes nation esteem, panic, and business notes with unclear names and dates, signaling a damaged historical page fragment.
The piece notes the aim of rewarding loyal readers with a token of thanks and praises the Grafton News and Times special edition on local business. It remarks that voters may favor deliberate choice over fiery oratory and discusses Russian aims and a metropolitan column about a woman’s husband jailed for beating her.
The county faces a bumper crop that is hard to thresh this season, the farmers’ main drawback. North Dakota may be the only state to give Roosevelt a countywide majority in the union, a distinction highlighted in the report.
A noted critic will preface the soon to unfold contest between two rival factions described as the point-with-pride and the view with-alarm parties. The scene hints at partisan tension and prior warnings.
Patient and child in Armonk New York reportedly survived fatal bronchitis and consumption after using Dr King's New Discovery. An advertisement promotes the remedy with trial bottles and a stated $100 guarantee, claiming cures for coughs colds and lung ailments.
Obituary notice honors Miss Agnes F Hoover with a memorial tone. Poetic lines reference departure, heaven, and reunion in the afterlife. The fragmentary text suggests a traditional burial remembrance and a vow to meet again beyond earthly changes.
The article notes two tourist cars for California routes with connections through Chicago and St Paul via the Rock Island and Santa Fe systems. It references G P A Chivage II and directs to Read page 14 for details.
Poems reflect on childhood memories and youthful days in verse. Earl Mann and Bersie Char convey longing for carefree moments, with images of streams, trees, and sunbeams, contrasting past joy with present time and aging.
An admonition urges buyers to inspect any diamond or jewelry purchase in person before paying. It warns against relying on unverified dealers and emphasizes checking a seller’s business first to avoid losses.
The piece argues Republicans created Rural Free Delivery and denounces Democratic claims of paternity. It cites Harrison as originator with Wanamaker as father, claims Cleveland blocked funding, and credits McKinley and Roosevelt with expanding the service to about 27 560 routes, asserting farmers benefit from GOP leadership.
The piece contrasts Parker’s attacks on Roosevelt and Democratic tariff ideas with defense of Roosevelt’s diplomacy. It argues Parker would cut veteran pensions, oppose protection, attack foreign policy, and claim Democratic policy harms workers, while praising Roosevelts approach and American strength. It notes economic gains under Republicans and criticizes Parker’s stance on military costs.
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