Morton County Officials and Legislators Named
Fines provided list of Morton County officials and legislators including sheriff auditor treasurer clerk of district court register of deeds attorney general superintendent of schools and members of the legislature with names such as Susie W Crayford Justice Mount Hanley Olson Harmon and others in a damaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Marshall
Dickey
Nelson
J. B. Hanna
Cass
Vernon CA. Johnson
Govenor Ros
Lewis Justice Supreme Court
BF. Spaulding Secutors
Alferd Blaisdell
D.K. Brighthill
Doe
Bickford
Supt.of Public Instruction
W. L. Stockwell
Andryw Miller Insulanes Manumissionee
Cowper Commissioner of Agricultural and Gilbreath
W. Fi
Stutsman Ghoestty
Walter E. Kelley
Alfred O. Brown
Morton County
Susie W
Crayford
Mt. Hanley
J. Sunt Oncur Olson
Aniditer, OU Harmon
Treasu
Killand Martin
Baker Johnson
Lorin Y. Livingston
Proposed Amendments to the North Dakota Constitution
The document outlines amendments to sections 88 158 and 162. It proposes Supreme Court composition changes and a restructuring of land sale terms including minimum prices and payment schedules with long term installments and tax conditions. It also addresses sale procedures and subdivision rules for state lands and provisions for taxation and nullification of contracts if taxes remain unpaid under certain dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Bond investment rules for school and municipal debt
The text outlines who may invest in bonds issued by school corporations, townships, or municipalities within the state, including bonds for drainage projects and some U.S. or state bonds. It restricts investments to bonds of other states with no debts, and to first mortgages on farm lands up to one third of subdivision value as appraised by the school lands board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Board of
University
Orofer
Muniel
Board of of Appraisal
Maynes
Adams County
Aaynes
Pacific Coast
Little Old Sod Shanty on the Claim Ballad Reflections
A nostalgic ballad verse paints life in a little old sod shanty on a Western claim. The speaker laments sparse meals and disheveled surroundings while dreaming of wealth from Uncle Sam, recalling eastern origins and longing for easier times in the prairie. The chorus repeats leather hinges, sunlit rain, and the coyotes in the grass as symbols of rugged frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
Est
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