Mills Real Power Behind Thorne In North Dakota
A long analysis of the North Dakota Non-Partisan League details William Mills, Townley, and Lemke as a three-man ruling bloc. It notes their alleged control of state offices, tax shifts, and secret caucuses that guided legislation. It recalls bills to seize land, a state bank, and the suppression of dissenters like Senator Mees.
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Mills
North Dakota
William Lemke
F. B. Wood
National Executive Committee
National Committee
Walter Thomas Mills
Townley
Lemke
Wood
League
Articles of Association
Big Biz
Bismarck
McKenzie Hotel
Solid League
Williams
Langer
Senate
Iared Mees
Morton County
Mees
State Bank of
State Supreme Court
Senator Mees
Hanna
Musserville M E Church weekly schedule and notes
Musserville M E Church announces Sabbath school at 9 a.m. led by Archie King and Bible study for all interested. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Epworth League at 6:20 p.m. led by Lindley Hoopes on Progressive Living. Midweek prayer Thursday at 7:30 p.m. All welcome.
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Linn St
Archie King
Epworth League
Lindley Hoopes
Governor McDougal Warns Banks on Postwar Adjustments
Chicaro leader J. B. McDougal, governor of the Federal Reserve Bank branch in Chicaro, wrote to all district banks urging gradual liquidation of grain and noting that farmers were not the only group affected by postwar adjustments.
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Chicaro
J. B. McDougal
Federal Reserve Bank of
Abandon Use of Assessor Books in County
County auditor F W Johnston announced a state law requires a single set of assessor records maintained by each owner. Cards will replace the books for town and township assessors and 3 000 cards will be distributed. Assessors begin rounds in January with property data from last year’s rolls, totaling every parcel in the county.
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F. W. Johnston
Assessors to Keep Individual Cards Under State Law
Mr Johnston stated that cards will be kept as permanent records for assessors. Assessors will return cards to the auditor’s office where assessments are copied into records. Only one set of assessors’ books per assessor will be maintained as required by state law.
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Johnston
Office of the Auditor
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Sanitary Heating & Plumbing CO
Mulberry Ave
Musserville M. E. Church
Co. L. Stafford
A. M. Morey
Emmett Apts
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Sedere Station
Detroit
Brower & Bruemmer
Iowa
East Second Street
Armory
Mmusca Tine Council
U. C. T. Armory Orchestra
Our
Christ
Muscatine State Bank
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
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