State laws push for quick approval as governor vetoes few
New state legislation advances with swift approval processes while the governor vetoes only a small number of bills. The move signals a streamlined lawmaking effort amid political friction and policy priorities.
North Dakota passes emergency measures from twelfth legislature
A long list of Senate and House bills with emergency clauses has been signed and made effective in North Dakota after adjournment. The measures cover taxation, property exemptions, street and public ground use, vehicle registration, county and judicial districts, university funding, highway supervision, and public utilities with specifics on authorizing taxes, fees, and regulatory powers.
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Richland County Fair Plans 1911 Improvements
Wahpeton aims new poultry building cattle barns and a merchant’s building at the Richland County Fair grounds. A special committee is to canvass the county for 590 shares of stock to fund the improvements before the fair opens in 1911.
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Liquor Sales Charge Leads to Preliminary Hearing
Marek was brought to capital ity Priday night by United States Marshal Sheatrum. Cannonbal faced a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner M. J Melkonaie on a charge of selling liquor to the Indians on the Cheyenne Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The crime dated back three years and bail was set at $50 to appear before the United States court at Sioux Falls.
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Banquet Honors Former Traill County Sheriffs At Hotel Martin
A reunion and banquet were held in honor of Traill county former sheriffs and the current holder of the office. Attendees included ex-sheriffs Jacob Kern Harkin Seaver Wemss Sorum Wilson Monson and others, with most records noted from 1887 through 1919. A dozen participants were present, with Heskiz Aliorether among the twenty four attendees.
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To Organize New County Sioux in Standing Rock Reserve
Plan to form a new county named Sioux from part of the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota. The area includes twenty nine towns with a population around 3 000 000, predominantly white with a sizable Native American population.
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Vote on Fire Bonds for Devils Lake Fire House
The city council approved submitting to voters at the forthcoming election a $19 900 fire bonds measure to finance construction of a new fire house.
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Fire destroys two story hotel. two men die after blaze
A Tuesday dawn fire gutted a two story frame hotel owned by WEL Reta, killing Peter Wolden and James Golter. The blaze, possibly sparked by a lamp explosion in a room, trapped the men as guests escaped by ropes. Colton reportedly did not leave his bed while others fled. The report also mentions university construction funds and a new appropriation for completing the commons building.
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One Vote for Each Man Annual Meeting in January
A Wisconsin annual meeting for farmers is planned with a large turnout. The gathering will be held at the county seat rooms with officers to elect and committees to set the program for the coming year. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the discussions and decisions.
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Disfigured Infant With Eczema Prompts Care Advice
A disturbing account describes a severely diseased infant named Gilbert suffering from eczema and facial sores. The lettered narrative details prolonged irritation, feeding, and attempts at treatment, referencing Culitrea remedies and a petition to medical guidance. Names and places appear within an era-tinged prose, ending with a plea for further information and support from readers.
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