North Dakota Legislature Faces Hurried Close
BISMARCK CORRESPONDENCE. February 16 1909. The legislative session enters its final period and will end March fifth. The session has been quiet yet bills flood in across both houses with about 350 in the house surpassing two years ago. Proposals for new institutions push past revenue estimates and may require vetoes or committee action to seal funding. There is broad concern over the volume of unnecessary bills.
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Broadway
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Charley Kupitz
Grand Pacific
Tribune
Malin
Linton
New Tribune
United States
Jewell
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Eleventh Legislative Assembly
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Minnesota
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Manda Best
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Carrie Glaze
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Kate Walker
Lou Baker
Will Baker
Janette McLaughlin
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Charles G. Ritter
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Daisy Fox
Chas. L. Dinger
D. P. Wampler
Andrew Baker
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Charles B Carey
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Why He Did the Washing from the Roof
A man climbs from a small roof house opposite a woman's window with a laundry basket. Two boys assist as he sorts and hangs clothes on a line, then descends between chimneys. He pauses, leans on a chimney, and later reveals his wife died the previous week.
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Brie
New York Press
Misunderstanding Leads to Seaside Wedding Surprise
A well known wholesale house in a large manufacturing town celebrated a longstanding bookkeeper's wedding with a fund for his trip. Weeks later a firm member found the groom alone at a seaside resort and asked about his wife. The reply that she was at home sparked a puzzled reaction.
Behalf of Emmons County Seen in Local Resolutions
A set of “josh” resolutions in the North Dakota House of Representatives proposes funding for utilitarian county institutions in Emmons. The plan oddly ties a 30 cent treasury balance to a Beaver River valley survey for a catfish hatchery and mud turtle plant at Linton, with references to capital city loyalties and procedural riddles. The item asks judiciary to review wording and push the appropriation if constitutional and spelling checks pass.
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Joint Committee of Investigation
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Sixth Judicial District
Willi
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Daltows
J TY Tynn
Coventry Attorneys
Nominating a President and Electoral History
The piece traces the evolution of presidential elections from early legislator chosen electors to popular vote practice by 1828, noting key shifts and episodes including pre 1800 caucus selection and the 1876 Colorado example, along with a humorous Scrap Book anecdote about a barber.
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Property transfers and cemetery lots in Linton area
United States to Dora Johnson near 30-1-75 and to Margaret A. Stenner near 25-136 79. Warranty deeds record transfers from Martin Ohlhauser to Johann Ohlhauser and from E A Crain to Johano Ohlhauser. M S Klauber sells to Herman W Backhaus while Algor Johnson transfers to G A Herolz. Maria Johanson conveys to Peter H Johnson. Linton Cemetery Association transfers lots to Michael Schaffer and Elmer D Fogle in Linton cemetery.
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Dora Johnson
Margaret A. Stenner
Martin Ohlhauser
Johann Ohlhauser
E. A. Crain
Johano Ohlhauser
M. S. Klauber
Herman W. Backhaus
Algor Johnson
G. A. Herolz
Maria Johanson
Peter H. Johnson
Linton Cemetery Association
Michael Schaffer
Linton Cemetery
Elmer D. Fogle
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