North Dakota Farmers Warned Over Socialist Rule Tax Burden
A critical examination claims the Nonpartisan League and Socialist leadership in North Dakota have failed farmers. It cites tax hikes from 1918 to 1919, with farm land assessments rising sharply and overall state taxes tripling in several counties. The piece argues the regime has driven confiscatory taxation while promising state economy and farmer profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League
Minnesota
Red River
Ransom County
Morton County
Towner County
Pembina
Stutsman County
J. A. Coffey
Barnes County
Frank Hein
Cass County
R. B. Boyd
Richland County
TP EB. Sletmoe
Dickey County
Bruce Scott
Joseph T Grange
LaMoure County
Sam Felts
State Board of Equalization
Frederick C. Howe
Henry George
Breezy Bits and Notices From Peshastin Local Socials and Real Estate Sale
Local notes from Peshastin include visits to Wenatchee and Seattle, a measles outbreak affecting social life, a postponed high school play, and a private real estate sale in Chelan County. The probate notice names John Q Gilbert estate with Lot 4, Block 2 of Peshastin as sale property in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of the
State of Washington
County of
Chelan
John Q. Gilbert
Superior Court
Washington
Peshastin
Chelan County
Herman Howe
City of
Leavenworth
Peculiar Fire at New House Sparks Inquiry
A fire Friday night at Thomas Logan’s near completed house left two holes in a floor and a burnt rug edge. Spontaneous combustion from confined oil under the rug edge is suspected as the cause. the blaze apparently died out before anyone noticed, leaving Logan grateful the house survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Logan
W. C. Roach
Wm.Smith
Carlquist’s Store Brightens With New Window Display
Local merchant F. FE. Carlquist has refreshed his shopfront with a striking window display meant to attract customers and showcase his latest offerings.
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F. FE. Carlquist
Hold Liberty Bonds Through War to Secure Prosperity
The article explains Liberty Bonds or Victory Notes as government IOUs that pay fixed interest on set dates. It urges holders to keep bonds until maturity, noting price fluctuations and suggesting buying more at low rates to gain the difference upon redemption and earn interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Cut-Out Use On Auto Engines Probed By Officials
City and village authorities warn that keeping open cut-outs within limits is unlawful and subject to enforcement. The practice is called a nuisance except when diagnosing engine trouble or on the open road for maximum power.
Real Estate Transfers Record Atwood to Mrs Atwood Leavenworth
W O Atwood transfers Lots 18 and 19 in Block 5 of Merriams Addition to Leavenworth to Mrs Iva M Atwood for 1 dollar. The brief notice records the deed and purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Atwood
Iva M. Atwood
Merriams Add
Leavenworth
Bound Over To Keep The Peace In Bauman Mutrie Case
Emil Bauman pressed charges after fearing bodily harm from Thomas Mutrie, his son in law, amid a looming divorce action. Mutrie sought Snyder as a witness. witnesses testified for Bauman and Mutrie. Justice N B Day ordered Mutrie bound at $1000 to keep the peace and held for sheriff until the bond is posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bauman
Thomas Mutrie
N. B. Day
Bauman
Mutrie
Murrie
Snyder
J. Bjerke
Savage
Officer Wratt
Justice Day
McManus
Miller
Timber Workers Union Picnic at Icicle Sunday
About 150 members attended a union picnic at Icicle Sunday with morning departures at 8 o clock in decorated trucks and cars. The day featured sports dancing music and ample food. They returned to town around 7 p m after an enjoyable day. Paul Wiegand’s addition to the K V B Hardware store is progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Workers’ Union
Paul Wiegand
Nonpartisan organ defends anarchists against deportation
The Fargo Courier-News praises Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman as safety valves who harmed nothing in twenty years of U S preaching. It notes no arrests in the North Dakota red campaign and criticizes the government drive on revolutionists, calling the crackdown a sign of Russification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Berkman
Emma Goldman
United States
Service Club to Hear Forestry Talks on Fire Prevention
A special Service Club meeting is set for Friday evening May 28 with speakers including Mr. A. H. Sylvester head of the Forestry service to discuss fire prevention and related forestry topics.
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Service Club
A. H. Sylvester
Forestry Service
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