North Dakota constitutional amendment initiative sought
A long OCR fragment outlines a proposed concurrent resolution by the North Dakota Senate to amend the state constitution. It details submission to voters, legislative process, and voting thresholds for ratification, including steps for house entry, publication, and eventual statewide ballot during the next general election.
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North Dakota proposes direct constitutional amendments initiative
The draft amendment plan empowers the people to propose laws and amendments to the state constitution by initiative petitions. It details petition thresholds, filing deadlines, and a process for submission to the legislature and the public for approval or rejection at general elections. It also outlines referendums on measures from the legislature and the governor.
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North Dakota Amends Taxation and Property Assessment Rules
A concurrent resolution proposes amendments to sections 176 and 179 of the North Dakota Constitution to standardize taxation on property including franchises within territorial limits. It outlines exemptions for federally and state owned property, details on tax assessment locations, and conditions under which railways and related utilities are taxed. The measure, approved March 3, 1911, aims to set uniform taxation rules for public utilities and private property statewide.
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North Dakota Amendment Concurrence for Education Land Grants
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Article 2 Section 216 and Article 19 Section 218 of the North Dakota Constitution. It would place permanent land grants totaling about 170,000 acres to support educational and charitable institutions including a soldier's home, a state university, industrial and normal schools, forestry, and agriculture schools. The measure references location specifics and legislative review, with approval requested at the next general election.
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Proposed Amendment 70 State Constitution Highway Improvement
A garbled item discusses a proposed amendment to the state constitution regarding highway construction and improvement. It notes Legislative action and potential submission to voters for approval or rejection, with references to sections and procedures amid unclear phrasing.
Proposal to amend North Dakota constitution on grain elevators
North Dakota proposed amendment authorizes the legislature to provide for building owning and operating one or more terminal grain elevators in the state. Elevators would be inspected weighed and their grain traded under legislative rule. Document dated at the Capitol Bil BOAL, July 29 with Secretary J. P. Norton.
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Outlaw Victim Frank Brestenham of Hamilton
Frank Brestenham, a 29 year old lawyer and prosecutor from Hamilton N D was killed by gunshot in New Mexico. His parents received a telegram noting the death and suggesting he fell victim after prosecuting a band of five outlaws. He had returned from visit after learning a fellow outlaw was jailed for five years. His sister in Clinton Oklahoma will host the interment. Mrs Brestenham departed for New Mexico for details. Brestenham was a Valparaiso University law graduate with eight years of practice.
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Labor Scare Depresses Prices in North Dakota
Grand Forks reports from the Development League Press Bureau debunk exaggerated notices of labor shortages. Wet weather drew workers to the woods, but overall threshing help remains adequate. fears of widespread labor scarcity are deemed sensational and harmful to markets.
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Does Stacking Grain Pay in North Dakota Farms
Grand Forks October 11 Better Farming Special Service outlines O D Center Grand Forks county expert says modern farmers blend science and business. Stacking grain allegedly reduces spoilage improves seed quality and grade, with cost per bushel around 1.7 cents offset by reduced losses and higher profits.
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Saved by His Wife and Dr King’s New Discovery
A wife counsels her husband during a dangerous illness. Mr. T. reports using Dr King’s New Discovery for a dreadfully weak cough and relief from throat and lung trouble. The ad promotes safe, reliable medicine with a one dollar price and druggist guarantee. Also mentions a low rate loan by Jobo W. Maher for a crop contract.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Warns Against Untried Remedies
A weathered testimonial from Mrs. P. B. Osthoe of Park River N Dk notes backache fatigue and kidney trouble improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes the remedy as a tested solution with a 50 cent price and states Foaster Milburn Co as the United States distributor under the Doan's name.
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The Danger After Hip Disease Warns Readers
A damaged 19th century health notice warns of danger after a hip disease. It decries fatigue poor appetite and weak organs and urges Elnetie Putters as a blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys. The text claims thousands have died and promotes tonic cures endorsed by druggists.
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