Devils Lake Inter Ocean Publisher and price note
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces H B Reynolds as publisher with a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
4
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean announces H B Reynolds as publisher with a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year.
Reports warn that armed troublemakers from Salvador and other Central American states may flood the Nicaragua border to join the conflict or loot. The 1907 treaties bind five republics to curb meddling and refugees, pledge nonintervention in civil wars, and promise joint action to preserve constitutional order. The current Nicaragua crisis tests these pledges and could either stabilize or worsen regional peace.
Opponents in Los Angeles debate submitting to voters whether free lunches in saloons should be allowed. The piece argues that a few absurd proposals do not discredit direct democracy and notes legislators propose far more foolish ideas than the public, as echoed by the Duluth Herald.
A satirical collage of political quips on campaign finance, labor policy, and presidential politics. It notes Standard Oil gifts, Vermont stances, and "Back to the Farm" sentiment while lampooning Congress and public morals. It mentions Woodrow Wilson, Vermont, and New York graft humor.
The piece mocks Congress debating campaign contributions and notes the farmer’s lure to politicians who travel rural districts in parlor cars. It contrasts the Newport Vanderbilt ball’s splendor with casual attire and jokes about postmasters and social letters in a bustling era.
The report notes a new management aims to install a gas plant in Devils Lake pending patronage, with work on a new plant starting after site decisions. Col A B Kerlin expected to stay temporarily, possibly moving to Minneapolis for a high insurance post, leaving Devils Lake with a respected booster who aided city growth. Mr Carson seeks patron support to improve electric water grit power and telephone services and promises to address service faults.
The Democratic Achievement Banquet capped a large North Dakota Democrats event attended by 450 people in the armory. Governor John Burke and Senator Purcell of Wahpeton spoke, with Warden Hellstrom as principal speaker. Speakers praised achievements from Andrew Jackson to W. J. Bryan and looked forward to victory this fall.
A fragment claims memory of remedies from mothers and grandmothers, citing Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for burns boils cuts sores and bruises. It asserts forty years of cures proving its merit and mentions relief for fevers and cold sores.
J J Hill argues for a shorter connection from Niobe North Dakota into Canada linking Grand Trunk Pacific Edmonton Regina and Regina to Minot. Great Northern extends routes east to Minneapolis and Chicago with Burlington traffic to eastern Canada. A parallel line from New Rockford North Carolina route Montana to Beachland connects with the Great Northern toward Toronto. Grading progresses between Yellowstone and Missouri rivers North Dakota. The Great Northern nears a finished transport system with multiple expansions and an alternate eastward route becoming trains from Java to Lewiston within about a month.
Advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung troubles. It claims quick relief for throat and lung ailments, promotes staying at home, offers trial bottle free and prices at 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by all druggists.
Thousands attend the Minnesota state fair as it formally opens at 7 a.m. under a hot sun. Special trains arrive at Union Station, providing rapid access to the grounds, while one minute streetcar service operates to the fair. Hotels and rooms fill quickly, with the association of commerce bureau directing visitors to available accommodations.
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