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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
5
A political tract argues farmers benefited from Republican protection and rural free delivery, contrasting 1900s prosperity under McKinley and Roosevelt with Democratic critiques. It asserts high tariffs raised wages, expanded markets, and kept the home market strong, urging voters to trust Roosevelt and oppose free trade.
A fragment mentions LDAKOTA NDiernier Court MD Jupiera Dist and Eos or Orth in a legal setting. The readable text hints at a court or district matter with party identifiers, lacking full names or actions. Summarizes as a terse legal reference item with uncertain details and no clear outcome.
The City Auditor of Devils Lake North Dakota issues a foreclosure sale notice for eight Lammede et al. The sale to settle debts will occur October 17 1904 at 10 am at Ramsey County Courthouse Devils Lake North Dakota. Property described as southeast quarter of section 18 township 158 north range 62 west. Amount due listed as required. Sheriff Hamner Cock Bushs Middauc attorneys for the plaintiffs.
This excerpt quotes Roosevelt praising seven years of domestic growth and international standing. It frames past achievements as a spur to improved effort in facing future conditions, urging dynamic action rather than stagnation. It emphasizes responsibility in governance and momentum for continued progress.
A fragmented note urges Republicans not to be frightened by Chairman Taggart's prophecies or claims about political outcomes. The text hints at anxieties surrounding Taggart's statements and their impact on party strategy.
A correspondent denounces the Democratic party for nominating an aryian for vice president, arguing it shows disregard for the constitution's succession provision and the grave public interests involved. The writer insists parties must not trifle with constitutional duties.
The postmaster general's 1902 report shows postal revenue rising from 76.17 million to 110.06 million in seven years, a 57 percent gain, with money orders up 133 percent. The report credits Republican rule for prosperity, noting the era’s robust business activity. Manufacturing exports for July reached 40 million, while agricultural exports stood around 81 million, with June manufacturing at about 41 million versus 37.2 million in agriculture.
Bids will be received by the DeGroat School District No 8 in Ramsey County North Dakota for a one story frame school house to be completed by November 20 1904. Specifications may be seen at the County Superintendent Devils Lake. The board meets October 3 1904 to open bids and award contract but reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Sealed bids addressed to John A Rushfeldt DeGroat ND. A bond twice the contract amount will be required by order of the DeGroat District school board this August 29 1904.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a travel item about tourist cars bound for California from Chicago with likely Michigan and western routes. Details of dates, exact train numbers, and operators are missing or garbled.
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