North Dakota population shift and press amid trials
The article notes potential population gains in North Dakota were boiler explosions not occurring, criticizes the Tax-Dodger Outfit and Bismarck editors, mentions Alec Coudotte’s appeal before the supreme court in Bismarck, and hints at postponed execution dates. It also references local editors Oty Une Barr Bottineau Courant and Uncle Brit figures with comments on their reception and convention presence.
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Bismarck Tribune
N. P
Bismarck
Alec. Coudotte
Supreme Court
Oty Une Barr
Bottineau Courant
Uncle Brit
Warn a farmer gives Major Edwards a square measure
Valley City Times Record notes a farmer warns Major Edwards about feed, comparing his generosity to an old British figure famed for excessive gratitude. The remark recalls Edwards’ scarcity of livestock and feed on the Missouri Slope, highlighting regional memory.
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Valley City Times-Record
Missouri
Prohibition Propaganda and Tax Court Precedents Raise Eyebrows
The piece cites Prohibition figures in Mandan pricing beer at 16 cents a cup, a protest over overpricing, and a broader satire on political advertising. It notes Emmons county tax law precedence at the upcoming term starting the 25th, with court sessions and state capital debates. Commentary from editorials targets Bismarck capital removal and local press rivalries.
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Mies Lizsim Pagstox
Mandan
Mies P
Tus N. P
Emmons County
State Supreme Court
Biesmarck
District Court
Bismark
Streeter
Emmons Coast Record
Grand Kerks
Tarns and the railway tax debate in today’s rare issue
The Fargo Forum voices frustration at national schemes and railway tax talk, criticizing the U N for alleged tricks. It questions why the N P is allowed to hurt counties on taxes while people bear the burden.
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U. N
Fargo Forum
N. P
Texes
Kipper County Likely to Hire Fred Baker for Tax Fight
Kipper County plans to employ Fred Baker of Detroit to end tax battles with the NP before the supreme court. Baker is famed as a leading, incorruptible attorney with national reputation. Counties opposing the Octopus could form a pool to hire him, a major taxpayer with holdings in North Oak and several properties.
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Kipper County
Fred Baker
T. Mich
N. P
Supreme Court
N. P. Ap
Baker
Detroit
North Oak
Wall
Koowa Thornhill Rench
Kiddlee
County
Tas XK Company Fights Taxes Over County Lands
The Tas XK P. company warns it will surrender lands to counties rather than pay taxes if sued. The fight involves Mrs. Leah Carmichael, a widow who lost her home after a Secretary Bliss decision reversed a prior ruling, and the company continues litigation with several others.
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Tas XK. P. Company
Leah Carmichael
Bliss
Tax-Dodging Outfit Faces Tax Suits Over Lands
A radical critique targets the Northern Pacific and Bot tineau Courant amid land title disputes in Emmons and Stutsman counties. Cartoon depictions mock local officials as roosters. The piece argues rapid transit via state courts to the U S Supreme Court and questions why the railroad pays some counties but squeezes individual taxpayers.
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Northern Pacific Company
Emmons County
United States Supreme Court
Woodmen’s Grand Ball in Williamsport Hall
The ae Williamsport Modern Woodmen lodge hosts a grand ball in its new 50 by 24 foot hall on Friday evening October 22 with space to dance and good music. two hotels and two large stables nearby promise comfortable accommodation and proper housing for caravans. all invited.
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Bismarck
Taursdal
Mies Paulina Martenhewer
Lanting
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Richard Herolz
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Faunce’s Corner
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Peter Klapprich
Mary Work Harness and buggy sale notice
A pared format sale notice announces items including work harnesses buggies canes and pleats. The listing references names like Jaha William apert and D and mentions a written feed of sale kind.
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William Apert
In Town and Out in Williamsport News
Local notes report visits by Armstrong Wescott Kramer Kraft and others in Williamsport and nearby districts. Missing bull calf reported. bids and ads for wall paper and window fixtures. religious services announced. livestock and agriculture topics featured with local politics and subscriptions also noted.
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Rush
Wendolin Kramer
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Michael Bruner
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India Conner
Williamsport
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Exeter
Adam Beech
Odessa
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