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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
The document outlines a proposed North Dakota constitutional amendment to add recall for public officers. It details petition thresholds, filing with the secretary of state, recall ballot wording limits, special elections within set timeframes, and funding via the public treasury. It preserves legislative authority over related procedures without granting it exclusive lawmaking power.
A heavily garbled 1911 North Dakota text proposes constitutional amendments to Section 1 of Article I and related sections. It outlines initiation by petition with 25 percent of voters in each county, legislative submission, and multiple rounds of public approval by majority voting, with conditions for successive legislative sessions and time delays.
Concerns a state ballot question to amend Article 3 to empower the people to propose laws and amendments by initiative, voting in general elections. Details specify thresholds, timelines, and legislative or executive steps toward submission, referendum, and potential multiple competing measures.
The text outlines proposed amendments to the North Dakota Constitution Section 11 and Section 179 regarding uniform taxation and classification of property. It details exemptions for federal, state, and local government properties, charitable and public use properties, and the mechanism for tax levies, with approval noted for March 1, 1918.
A concurrent resolution outlines amending Article 19 Section 216 of the North Dakota Constitution. It directs submission to the next general election voters for approval or retention via the Legislative Assembly, detailing permanent establishment of public institutions and land grants for education and charitable care, including schools and industrial facilities.
A concurrent resolution proposes amending the state constitution to authorize a legislature to provide by law for erecting purchasing or leasing one or more terminal grain elevators in North Dakota. It directs inspection weighing and grading of grain at elevators and sets the measure for the next general election.
East Grand Forks agronomists advise farmers to harvest and preserve seed ears this fall. Prof. H L Holley warns that dry warm storage is essential as germination can occur after proper drying, while A W Hayes asks about seed viability after heavy snows. Barnes County officials report 112 rural boys contesting acre yields with prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars and seed corn efforts expanding to several North Dakota towns with fairs and county exhibits planned.
H L Bolley urges North Dakota farmers to harvest and dry seed corn promptly to avoid freezing damage. He argues mature dried corn may germinate well after drying, and warns against letting corn freeze before drying. If a heavy frost is avoided this week, farmers can save enough seed for next year’s crop.
A promotional item claims Electric Bitters restore vitality by toning the stomach and curing indigestion. It recounts Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska who recovered after six bottles, noting the tonic helps blood, nerves, and digestion at 50 cents at druggists.
A quirky 19th century ad-like notice touts Dr King s Now Discovery for coughs and colds. It features a testimonial claiming Mira Pint from Braintree Vermont guided a husband through illness saying the wife is a wise woman. The advertisement promises safety and relief for throat and tongue trouble, grip, and whooping cough with a trial offered by druggists.
A Devils Lake resident, Mrs. N. H. Waller, testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills curing back pain, urinary issues, and kidney discomfort. She notes relief two years ago and again last spring, praising the product and its local Foster-Milburn Co. agent in Buffalo, with strong confidence in the remedy.
John W Meher outlines loan options with low rates and flexible terms on principal and interest payments, enabling partial or full repayment as needed. мест
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