Devils Lake Inter Ocean 1910 Public Notices
Devils Lake weekly notices list state officers and county officials including U S Senator Ferter J McGumber U S Senator A Johnson State Treasurer Gunder Olsen Attorney General Andrew Taylor Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Stutsman Frank Wyland Norman Morrison Sheriff John McLean County Auditor B V Bros County Treasurer Gnet Porstenan Clerk of District Courts H. Stenseth Register of Deeds G Duell Rounts Judge John F Superintendent of Schools John A Haig Coroner Jumilies of the Peace Albert Heanem W Sones County Commissioners Jon Henley John B Poster Ole Folstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ferter J. McGumber
A. Johnson
Cretary
Gunder Olsen
T of Public Instruction
Edwin Z. Intorney
Andrew
C. Taylor
John F
Schoola
John A. Haig
Peashes of the Peace
Albert Heanem
W. &. Sones
Jon. Henley
John BE. Poster
Ole Folstad
Taft backs schedule by schedule tariff reform plan
President Taft endorses a staged tariff revision guided by expert input and individual schedules. The approach targets negotiating leverage and political bargaining, aiming to reduce big interest dominance and base changes on merit rather than bloc concessions.
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Taft
Cummins
West
United
Weheither
Demon Watt
Taft tariff reform urged by supporters
Supporters urge a non-partisan tariff commission to provide full trade cost data before revision. They say Congress lacks complete facts and Taft’s plan could curb dishonesty in tariff debates, strengthen the party and unite Republicans through proven reforms.
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Congress
Taft
Lincoln
The Value of Latin and Greek in Education
A defender argues that study of Latin and Greek is essential beyond memorizing forms. It trains language logic memory and writing, linking students to great works and precise English expression. The piece cites education aims and the lasting benefits over perceived futility.
Echoes of Greece Live On In Modern Thought and Freedom
The essay argues that education should expose students to classic works from Greece and Rome to inspire courage, ideals, and civic virtue. It asserts ancient Greece remains alive through its enduring ideas, democracy, art, science, and poetry, guiding future civilizations.
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Caesar
Alps
Hannibal
Rome
Alexander
India
Asia
Persia
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Greece
Demosthenes
The Young Voter in Ramsey County Foreseeable Shifts in Power
A dated analysis warns Ramsey county Republicans to mobilize youth voters who can swing the election. It argues fresh voters seek doctrine and enthusiasm, while veteran leaders risk losing control if they ignore the rising force. The piece urges presenting clear Republican records and current issues to youths rather than relics of Civil War era memory.
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Providence
Ramsey County
Republican Party
The Divorce Evil in Canada and the United States
A historical analysis compares divorce rates in Canada and the United States over forty years. It notes totals, population ratios, and the differing legal processes where Canada grants divorces by legislature and the United States by courts, highlighting the rarity in Canada versus frequency in the U S.
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United States
Dominion of Canada
Canada
U. S
Comparing Canadian and American Statesmen Moral Standing
The author questions whether Canadian or American statesmen are morally superior, arguing divorce laws are statutory and asking if the public interest justifies differing standards. The reflection leads to a call to face the truth about cross border moral planes.
Economic Law Guides Wage Movements and Strikes
The article argues wages rise with overall price booms but cannot grow indefinitely. When wages encroach on capital, profits fall, prompting possible job actions. Strikes are likeliest and most successful at the start of a boom when the wage fund is ample, while delayed strikes tend to fail as the wage fund tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall Street Journal
Editorial mocks campaign sermon mixing politics and religion
A fragment from a contemporaneous article rebukes Republicans for backing Burke. It likens political rhetoric to a Calvary sermon, notes past defeats of Johnson, and warns editors and voters against promises of paradise in the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Calvary
Paradige
C. A. Johnson
John Burke
Time for Uncle Joe to step aside in national pace
The piece argues a government figure lacks progressiveness and criticizes his slow pace. It suggests he should report to the time keeper and receive his check, noting his influence is waning as Cannon is labeled a standstiller and the national tempo moves on without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Cannon
Joe
Harmony and Loyalty in Newspaper Politics
The piece discusses a local press's uneasy balance between supporting certain Republican nominees and guarding its own survival. It notes recent encouragement of founding a rival Devils Lake newspaper and warns readers of a weather eye on the paper’s own fate if loyalties falter.
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Devils Lake
Devils Lake Band Seeks Help For Uniform Payment
The Devils Lake band faces a $100 shortfall due to a payment error for uniforms. They played at the state fair in Fargo to praise, and plan a Sunday Chautauqua concert at 3 PM followed by a 4 PM baseball game on the grounds. Proceeds will fund the band’s obligation. locals urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Fargo
Chautauqua
McLean Seeks Ramsey County Sheriff Seat
The piece endorses John McLean a Republican and early Ramsey County settler for sheriff. It notes he previously served as sheriff, would have won a second term if not for a Republican split and Democrat campaign, and says Republicans are united for his candidacy with growing cross party support and a predicted November victory.
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John McLean
Ramsey County
Banner
North Dakota
McLean
Making an Ideal Church Sunday Schedule
Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon by the pastor on Making an Ideal church. Sunday school at 12:00. Epworth League for young people at 7:00. Evangelistic service at 8:00 with the pastor. Seats always free and the public invited.
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Epworth League
Young People's Meeting
Opposition to Speaker Cannon Gains Ground in GOP
The Republican party appears united against re electing Joseph Cannon as speaker. The piece mocks Cannon as a barnacle on the party ship and argues he no longer represents true republicanism or Americanism. It notes his past service but portrays him as divorced from the party’s current leadership.
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Republican Party
Joseph Cannon
Republcan
Open Letter Urges Young Men Republican Club
Ralph Barber writes from Ramsey county urging the local Republicans to organize a Young Men's Republican club to engage young voters and counter Democratic influence. He emphasizes protectionist and interstate commerce principles, seeks editorials to educate youth, and notes his plan to cooperate with the newspaper and others. Barber plans to attend the University of Minneapolis next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barber
Minneapolis
Mr. Barber
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