North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds State Industry Laws
Washington June 1 The North Dakota Supreme Court affirmed seven major laws from the Newpartisan League empowering state entry into private business. The ruling permits $300000 in expenditures and $17000000 in bonds to support the programs, naming the Industrial Commission and state financial entities among defendants. The case arose from taxpayer suits in Burleigh and Cass counties, with appeals through North Dakota and U.S. courts and comments on the pace of the decision.
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Washington
Newpartisan League
North Dakota
Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota Real Estate
United States Supreme Court
William Lemke
Fargo
PF. A. Pike
Minneapolis
Frazier
North Dakota Industrial Commission
U. S. Baprame Court
Charles F. Amidon
W. B District Court
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Fudge
A. T. Cole
Cass County
Burleigh County
Lemke
L. Nichols
State Supreme Court
Preas
United States
Thompson speaks for Nonpartisan League in North Dakota example
Carl D. Thompson of ChicagoSecretary of the Public Ownership League of America addressed a near full house at the Grand Theatre here. He defended the Industrial Commission Bank of North Dakota Elevator Mills and higher taxes while stressing that North Dakota represents true democracy and that states may follow its example.
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Carl D. .Thompson
Chicago
Public Ownership League of America
Nonpartisan League
Grand Theatre
Thompson
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
Union
Barn burns on Scott farm leaves seven horses lost
The Harry Scott farm barn 13 miles west of the city burned to the ground Monday night. Seven head of horses and all harness were lost. Insur ance was carried. Neighbors express sympathy for Mr. Scott over the heavy loss.
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Harry Scott
Mr. Scott
Locals Lose to Dunseith In Ninth Inning Thriller
Dunseith toppled Locals 9 to 7 after a tightly played game that stayed close until the ninth. Wolford, paced by a late rally, secured the winning run as Locals head to Towner for a Sunday rematch.
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Dunseith
Wolford
Wolford Boys
Towner
Baptist Church Notices Service Times and Sermon Themes
Sunday morning service at 10 45 sermon theme Nailing the Devils Lies I Am Not Very Bad Sunday School at 12 P M P U at 7 P M Subject What Bible Reading Will Do For Us Leader Merle Mac Bain Prayer Wednesday evening A welcome given to all attending these services
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Merle MacBain
Hagan's Office Serves People in North Dakota Agriculture
A North Dakota report highlights the Department of Agriculture and Labor led by Commissioner John N. Hagan. It details the Feed and Seed Bonding Act financed to ease seed access, grain grading reform, dairy industry progress, and extensive farmer education programs. The office also runs employment services and statewide agricultural data collection while serving on multiple state boards.
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Department of Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagan
Frazier
Wich
North Dakota
Osterhous
Nonpartisan League
Osterhans
John N. Hagen
Hagan
Ladd
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Board of Administration
Board of Equalization
Industrial Commission
The
Printing Commission
State Historical Society
Workmen's Compensation Board
Highway Commission State Fair Association
Stallion Registration Board
Caledonians to Hold Big Gathering in Bottineau County
The Caledonians of Bottineau County announce a Bannock Burn Day Gathering on June 24 at Meadowlawn Farm Arthur White’s Whitby Township. Gaelic dancing, pibrochs by pipers McDonald and MacLeod, a song contest, Scottish songs, speakers, and a buffet supper are planned with families asked to bring eating implements and a cup. Coffee and cream supplied by a committee.
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Bottineau
Bannockburn
Meadowlawn Farm
Arthur White
Whitby
McDonald
Langdon
MacLeod
Cameron Highlanders
Bard Cranston
John B. Cameron
Meddaugh
White
Fraser
Lutheran church service and meetings announced in Nordland Bottineau area
Morning service schedule listed for Nordland and Bottineau area churches with times at 11 A M 3 30 P M and 8 P M The Missions Society meetings at H Hagen s place Ladies Aid and committee meetings scheduled across Nordland Manger Bottineau and Vinje churches Catechumen classes set with times Next week dressmaking ad by Mrs J C Ness and pastor T T Carlson noted
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Nordland
Mangers
Bottineau Lutheran
Missions Society of
Hospital Dedication At Bottineau Well Attended
St. Andrieux hospital dedication drew a fair crowd with Bishop O Reilly of Fargo and priests in attendance. A banquet followed, proceeds about 150 dollars toward the hospital. Willow City beat Bottineau 8 to 2 in ten innings at the fairgrounds, then theatre and dance events capped the day.
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St. Andrieux Hospital
Bishop O'Reilly
Fargo
Lemieux
Grand Forks
T. J. Eagleston
Westhope
Pr. Campeau
Willow City
Turcotte
Grafton
Fr. Andrieux
Sisters of the Hospital
O'Reilly
M. L. Helgerson
A. D. Ertresvang
Commercial Club
Drs. Johnson
MacKay, Durnin
Leonard
Bottineau
Greene
Varvette
Rolette
B. H. Baekenhagen
E. A. Moline
Ed. Nelson
Murphy
Nestos
Minot
Fair Grounds
Bottineau Boys
Grand Theatre
Wiceley Hall
Rural Carrier Examination Opens in Bottineau County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural mail carrier exam for Bottineau County North Carolina to be held at Bottineau and Lansford on June 26 1920 for Overly and other rural routes. Open to qualified citizens domiciled in the county with sex specified by appointing officers. women limited to widows or wives of deceased or serving soldiers sailors or Marines. Form 1977 and blanks available from local offices or Washington. Applications should be sent to Washington promptly.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bottineau
N. C
Bottienau
Lansford
Overly
U. S
United States Civil Service Commision
Washington,d. GC
Commission of Washington
State Protects Workers Compensation Bureau Expenses
The administration expense of the Workmen's Compensation Bureau stood at 8 percent in its first year, far below some liability companies at 40 percent. Second year rates may dip slightly. By now 868 claims filed. several death claims paid to widow and children with set percentages of weekly wage. widow 85 percent until death or remarriage. children until 18 or death. a lump sum on marriage. Many permanent partial injuries compensated. total awards in thousands. Premium receipts first year $507,274. compensation and medical expenses $77,445.87.
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Workmen's Compensation Bureau
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Manda Svingen
Laura Kornkoen
Gens Haugen
Molly Carlson
Flora Kofold
Ralph Ferguson
Thos. White
Leo Scullyneyne
Pauline Henning
Margaret Wilson
Benton
Lydia Claben
Eatalia Nordin
Marie Hellaky
Annie Hunter
Vaan Bastente
Lyle Rogers
Ethel Brainani
Ids Rattle
Mabel Mennia
Margaret Kovarik
Olga Sater
Chester Condit
Amma Lothm
Claas
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