North Dakota Game and Fish Board Expense Outcry
The North Dakota Game and Fish Board faces scrutiny over a $10,000 a year official and a September meal and lodging voucher detailed from August 22 to September 25 1919. The report lists F W Cathro salary $833.33 and 70.50 monthly hotel rent plus frequent 95 cent meals totaling in the low hundreds for September. Critics argue living expenses burden the state general fund while naming other local figures tied to remuneration and political connections.
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Cathro
Bank of North Dakota
McKenzie
F. W. Cathro
Mekal Hotel
Com
Crise
the McKenzie
M. Hogue
L. M.hogue
George
Steeles
Kidder County
League
L. B. Hanna
W. P. Tuttle
Payroll Looms Large at Bank of North Dakota
The payroll for September at the Bank of North Dakota shows dozens of officials paid from $416.66 to $75.00, with total monthly costs near $7,000 and annual salaries and expenses projected around $100,000 for the institution. Taxpayers are urged to note the high cost of salaries for this state bank.
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North Dakota
New State Jobs and Debt Collection Effort
An official notice mentions a state job initiative and this week a collection drive targets Consumers Store notes owed to the Strasburg and Hazelton institutions. The effort aims to recover funds and support local financial obligations.
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Strasburg
Hazelton
Real estate transfers in Strasburg and Milwaukee additions
Real estate transfers include John De Fries to Nicholas De Fries for lots in Milwaukee Land Co.s Fourth Addition to Strasburg valued at 200 dollars. Karl Biechler to Clara Grosz describes near and near half sections with a 1 dollar amount. Mary J. Diedericks receives lots 1 and 2 from August E. Klahunde and Annie Klahunde to John Jenner transfers listed with values.
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John de Fries
Nicholas de Fries
Milwaukee Land Co
Strasburg
Karl Biechler
Clara Grosz
Property transfers in Strasburg Linton and Hague areas
A long list of deeds records transfers in Strasburg Linton and Hague including. Maud May Sloan and J W Watson as administrators selling to Mark Brindle. Several parcels exchanged for $1 or nominal sums with other valuable consideration. Notable deeds involve Milwaukee Land Co additions and Hunter first addition in Linton and Strasburg areas. Names include Baumgartner Bechtle M Fischer and many others with parcel numbers 18-132-78 34-129-76 7 132-75. Total stated values include 4600 and 3500 among others.
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Maud May Sloan
J. W. Watson
Chas. D. Sloan
Mark Brindle
Charles J. Williams
Blanche Williams
Wallace Eyes
Charles B.carley
Nellie Carley
Maria Eyes
Hunter
Linton
Peter Brickel
Margaretha Brickel
Christian C. Grenzlot
M. J.baumgartner
Regina Baumgartner
Peter Wikenheiser
Milwaukee Land Co
Strasburg
M. J. Baumgartner
Security State Bank
Damian Lauinger
Barbara Lauinger
Security Statte Bank
Milwaukee Lend Co
Andreas Burgad
Ludwig Welk
M. J. Fischer
Katharina Pischer
Jacob Maslet
Anna Maslet
Joseph Schumacher
O. H. Brown
Mary A Brown
David Job
William G Hagg
Marie Haag
J. P. Nelson
Hunta
Farmers State Bank
Orlyn i
Gottlieb Bechtle, Sr
Barbara Bechtle
Fred Pfeifer
Stephen Silbernagel
Joseph Silarbernagel
Curtis Weaver
Tana Weaver
E. P. Zunkel
Hazelton
Nels E.nelson
Jacob Moch
Karolina Moch
Tohn D
Louise Sievers
Sear
Raymond M. Volk
Angela Volk
Anton Klein
Volk
Hague
John J. Baumgartner
Elizabetha Baumgartner
Sebastian Su‘ter
William Gabbert
Freida Gabbert
F. Schiermeister
Thomas
Wm. Jones
George Doktor
Peter Reichert
Rosina Reichert
Ed. Hoff
Temvik
Orlyn E. Burge
Edith S. Burge
John C. Shoemaker
F. J. Sinner
S. Cecelia Sinner
Michael M. Glatt
Jacob J. Volk
Henry B. Zenk
George Rowerdink
Johannes van de Vorste
Strasbure
Patterson Land Co
Wm. McCuley
All Good Leaguers Urged to Attend Fargo Meeting
Townley asks all league supporters to travel to Fargo on October 21 and bring money. The league faces about a million dollars in debt and may even request farmers to mortgage properties to raise funds.
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Fargo
League
Townley
Notes By Con Supt Urge Flag, Attendance, and Roosevelt Memorial
The superintendent urges daily flag salute, immediate replacement of worn flags, lists teacher shortages across multiple districts, and notes new certificates and perfect attendance awards. Also announces standardized schools, state aid timing, and a Roosevelt memorial week with district fund-raising and commemorative certificates.
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United States
County Institute
South Prairie
Winchester
Williamsport
Emmonsburg
Winona
Union
Sel
Hague
Gayton
Wells
Highland
Marie
John O'Donald
Arthur Luchs
Frances Hanson
Earl Irvine
Cora Peterson
Danbury
Leo J. Lynch
Lipp
Irene Friedo Odessa
Susan Pogue
Iva Walcott
Wels
Ethel Ver Hoeven Bakker
Sylvia M. O’donald
State Educational Commission
Cherry Grove
Braddock
Lincoln
Logan
Theodore Roosevelt
H. W. Allen
Belgian King Pilots Engine On European Flight
The King of the Belgians along with his queen and the Duke of Brabant briefly piloted a special train across the continent. In Wauseon Ohio the royal pilot took control of the throttle and ran the heavy train for 10 miles without a jolt before returning to his car for dinner. A dark blue sweater was lost east of town near schools and H H Hanson is asked to be notified.
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Chicago
Duke of Brabant
Wauseon
Ohio
H H Hanson
Adv
Judge urges monthly audits of state enterprises in letter
The judge advocates empowering the state auditor to inspect the Bank of North Dakota and other public enterprises like mills and elevators on a monthly basis. He says the current auditor Carl Kositzky is truthful and will not issue a whitewashed report in his weekly letter.
Saturday Evening Letter outlines postwar state reform agenda
Justice J. E. Robinson outlines a future legislative session with twenty five cases set for October hearings and a list of seven proposed acts. These include auditing state finances, cutting appropriations, repealing controversial workmen compensation laws, regulating hours for women and minors, setting price controls, and enhancing public service efficiency. The piece criticizes a bill restricting women’s work in hotels and restaurants and calls for bold fiscal and regulatory reforms.
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Car Kositky
Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Bismarck
Cathro’s Partner Receives State Expense Aboveboard
W H McIntosh of Bottineau also benefited from state loans and submitted an expense account for fourteen days from September 11 to 25 totaling 212.30. A detailed voucher is on file for readers to view if desired.
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Cathro
W. H. McIntosh
Bottineau
McIntosh
Bill Lemke's Brother-in-Law Receives Lobbyist Pay
Robt. Muir, brother-in-law of Bishop William Lemke of the Nonpartisan League, filed a voucher for salary and expenses as a lobbyist during the last legislature. He earned 301.00 in salary in Bismarck and 116.60 in February expenses, totaling 417.60, including 40 days room and 63 meals at McKenzie for 97.50.
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Robt. Muir
Wm. Lemke
Nonpartisan League
Muir
Bismarck
McKenzie
Lutheran Aid Fancy Work and Food Sale Set
The Lutheran Aid plans a fancy work and food sale on Saturday October 26 at the Opera House. Proceeds support the group’s charitable work and community projects. Local shoppers are invited to browse handmade items and enjoy refreshments.
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the Lutheran Aid
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North Dakota Game and Fish Board
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C. N. Rogers
H. V. Williams
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Waters
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Emmons County
Honery
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UL. P. McAneny
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Christy Tonne
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Ruby Fisher
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Kiss
Alive Iverson
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Supreme Court
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W. S. Stratton
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Herbert A. Ward
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Johnson
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M. Holbert
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C. G. Boise
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Sons
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Fair
Alfred Alison
E. E. Watson
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Dravers
W. E. Robinson
W. C. Bender
Nellie S. Marr
Marie Townsend
Louise E.ackerman
Lloyd Lillestrand
Arabel Steinmetz
Pauline Blaisdale
Ewenwee
Hazel Arnold
Mary E. Parson
Notes
Con Supt
King Pilots
Justice J. E. Robinson
Bill Lemke
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