Nominations Certify County Nominations for 1918 Election
Emmons County North Dakota Auditor E H Brant certifies the true list of nominees from the June 26 1918 primary and petitions for the November 6 1918 election including county offices such as Commissioner of Agriculture Labor Coroner Assessor and County Constables for the Non Partisan Judiciary ballot. Names include Harry A Bronson and Charles J Fisk among others.
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E. H. Brant
Emmons
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Emmons County
North Dakota Constitution Amendment Proposal on Supreme Court Size
A 1917 amendment proposal seeks to modify Section 89 of North Dakota’s Constitution to set the Supreme Court at five judges with a quorum requirement and provide adjournment rules. The measure would be submitted to the Fifteenth Legislative Assembly and then to voters for final approval.
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North Dakota
House of Representatives
North Daota
Senate
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
State of
Northakota
Supreme Court
North Dakota Initiative Petitions Filed For November Ballot
Initiative petitions certified under law propose amendments to the state constitution. Signatures equal at least twenty five percent of voters of the state, in at least half the counties, and filed in the secretary of state's office. The measures would appear on the general election ballot in November.
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North Dakota
Accor
Government Referendum Procedures and Emergency Measures
The text outlines how amendments and emergency measures become law via referendum by state electors. It details petition deadlines, special elections, governor authority, and the Supreme Court review, including thresholds for signatures and timing after legislative adjournment. It specifies that a measure passes on a majority, or is repealed if rejected, with conditions for emergency measures and ballot placement.
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Lharge
Islature
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Petition Privacy and Emergency Measures in State Constitution
The text details protections for petitions including prohibition on limitations to petition copies and compensation issues. It outlines that printed measures must display a ballot title and the names of at least five electors as petition committee members. It also covers publication requirements and emergency measure rules, plus procedures to amend the constitution by legislative or initiative petitions with specific signatures and filing timelines.
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Howe
Srge
Posed amendment to North Dakota constitution details
Fragmented text outlines proposed amendments to North Dakota constitution concerning initiation and referendum procedures and taxation. Mentions Section 176 and Article 11, exemptions for religious and charitable property, and state legislative power over taxing personal property and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taratica
Fragmentary OCR Note From Dakota Archive
Fragmentary text appears to reference Dakota materials with scattered phrases about articles and sections. The readable bits mention regions and numbers but lack clear events or persons. The record preserves the garbled OCR as a data fragment for later reclamation.
Debt limit amendment for North Dakota state oaths and public ownership
The text outlines a proposed constitutional change to Section 162 and related sections. It sets a debt limit, allows issue of bonds for specific state purposes, requires a dedicated tax or provision to pay interest and principal within thirty years, and restricts new indebtedness except to defend the state in war or threat. It also mentions amendments to articles on state ownership and public industries.
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First Mort
North Dakota Constitutional Amendments Discussed in 1917 Legislation
The text outlines proposed amendments to the North Dakota Constitution dealing with voting rights for Cooperative Corporation members, state and local government powers on internal improvements, and the creation of funds to secure agricultural lenders. It references legislative approvals, ballot submission, and the next general election for state electors.
Notice of Election in Emmons County North Dakota
Official notice sets November election across Emmons County North Dakota for state district and county officers. It lists federal and state offices, district seats, and county officials. It also details precinct locations, polling place names, and each precinct inspector with opening hours from morning to five in the afternoon. Dated September 28, 1918 at Linton.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Agriculture
the Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Register of Deeds
Sewe Me Kercinct
Aeurr Oa
Skinner Bowes
Bert Skinner
Denham
Jones School House
John Baker
Livena
Gayton Township
Gimbel School House
J. H. Horatmeyer
Hampton Township
Gayton School House
G. Busby
Braddock Township
Woodman Hall
Braddock
Geo. H. Dexter
Dana Township
Sueltz School House
Hazelton Township
Hazelton School House
Dakem
Ranega
Bosch School House
J. I. Wells
Exeter
Anton Misel
Rochus Dosch
Hague
Hague School House
F. J. Sinner
Linton
J. P. Schott
Midland Township
Sehool House
Precinet
Metro Township
Mordrich & Felst’s
W. Doolittle
Cy of
Linton N
BR. H. Brant
Theory Claims Mouth Juices Clean Teeth Not Digestion
Dr Toelich advances a theory that mouth juices serve to clean teeth rather than aid digestion. He argues the mouth’s chemistry is designed for dental maintenance, challenging traditional views of salivary digestion.
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Labor
A. L. Gell
Lynn
Don L. Tracy
A. L. Ports
Breele
Bowden
Haselton
Hazelton
Westfield
Harry A Bronson
Charles J. Fisk
Rees
Schoola
Lester H. Briggle
Henry H. Hanson
Grand Forks
N. C. McDonald
Minnie J. Nielson
Congress
Register of Deeds— States Attorney
Sth
Ith
Justices of the Peace
Wagher
Ben Matthews
P. Lee
Republican
Rollin V. Weld
Roy A. Yeater
A. Mikalson
E. H. Brant Earl T. Atha
Bowman
Mandan
Sheyenne
P. O
George M. Young
Sees Valley City
Deering
J. P. Smith
Beach
Bismarck
Thomas Hall
Carl R. Kostisky
Bismarck Theo
A. Olsness
John N. Hagen
Deering David Gorman
J. Randahl
Litchville J. L. Harvey
Candy
Tolley
F. DuPuiss
Temple M. P. Johnson
Frank Milhollen
Bismarck Adam G. Lesmelister
Harvey
A. Ward
Fay A. Harding
J. C. Sherman
T. B. Meinhover
Frank J. Meier
Dale
Hartford
F. J. McConville
Teee
J. C. Morford
Jacob Miller
Bert van Beek
John Siddlecomb
Tee
Peter F. Wolf
Eereene
Tee Eneee
Bismarck Valley City
Legislative Assembly
Ter
Erickson
Hendric
Hendrickson
Tmomge MA
Pues
Tere, Bat
Ahi
Ita Passiece
North
Dakots
Greg
Dakota
Deoenitt
Balte
Tete
H. B
Smith
B. Be
Cahill
Co-operative
Senate of
Co-Operative Corporation
States OF
Thoreson
S. le
Piovitmangarat
Latham R. Read
165Th
U.S. Infantry
Bull
Durham
France
San Francisco
Francis Joliffe
Durham Tobacco
Fromteo
Logan Township
Highland School
George Shepard
Tell Township
Tell School
Ohio Township
Inspector Pace
St. McCulley
Temvik School House
Strasburg
Strasburg School House
Twanector
Bakker School House
G. Renskers
Union Townships
Union School House
Eber Putnam
Emmonsburg
Tuttle School House
John Schlangen
Winona Township
Bachmeier School
Levi Henderson
Putnam Township
Putnam School House
Cliff Putnam
Caranavon Township
Glanavon School House
M. Langellers
Buchanan
Kintyre
Kintyre School House
Tractor
Danbury
Brock School House
Elias
Sele
Inspecor
Wilson Township
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