North Dakota press leaders urge honesty on print law vote
Martin F. Blank of the Golden Valley Progress argues North Dakota publishers must reveal the truth about House Bill 167 known as the Print Law. He says the law would free papers from political bosses, ending legal notice manipulation and restoring editorial independence on June 26.
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Martin F. Blank
Golden Valley Progress
Beach
People’s Press Association
North Dakota
Blank
Preea
Jle
Truthful Public Notices and House Bills for Taxpayer Benefit
State calls for truthful public notices and passage of House Bills 167 157 and 187 claiming tax savings 100 000 annually and ending attorney banker and politician control over newspapers Readers are urged to support transparency and local accountability through named bills and public notices across the state.
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House Bil 187
Democracy
North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Act Reminder
June 12 report directs all North Dakota employers not exempt from agricultural domestic work or railroad steam carriers to apply for insurance forms. Authority stresses mandatory coverage and July 1, 1919 deadline, with penalties for noncompliance. bureau urges timely applications and outlines compulsory fund contributions.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Ion Bureau
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Office of the Bureau
North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau
N. D
L. J. Wehe
Wehbe
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Girls Get Bank Positions for Forman Miss
A gram from the First National Bank of Forman hints at a capable office girl securing a job. The message notes the position held by Miss for Swift and White and mentions Fargo North Dakota as a point of contact.
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Forman
D. B. ¢. Togla
Swift & White F. L
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Referendum Speech Urges Yes on Seven Laws
Voters are urged to back seven referenda on June 26 to authorize state ownership of terminal elevators and flour mills a state bank and home building camps If approved the plan promises prosperity higher grain prices lower rates and widespread home ownership It portrays opposition as outside profiteers and a threat to democracy and growth
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North Dakota
North Ota
Union
Tess Hee
Dr Ladd Endorses Board of Administration Law
Endorsement by Dr Ladd, longtime protector of common people, settles doubts about the education act. His signature affirms support and faith in fair dealing, accuracy, and the public good, strengthening confidence in the school system amid partisan critique.
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Dr. Ladd
Board of Administration
Dr .Ladd
Shila
Local telephone rates rise effective May 21 1919
The telephone company announces higher local rates due to increased labor and material costs. Old and new rates cover Business Wall and Desk, Business Extension Wall, and Rural lines, reflecting a Supreme Court ruling on rate change authority.
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Telephone Company
Business Wall
Business Desk
Tee United States Supreme Court
Poultry Exhibits and Prizes at County Fair
The premium list omits poultry dressed for market from awards yet outlines prizes for dressed and undrawn fowls. Exhibitors urged to prepare birds properly, coop twenty four hours ahead, and consult the Agricultural College for dressing bulletins. The notice highlights Women’s Department rules and urges timely entries. State Fair plans aim to send the Art Hall exhibit to Grand Forks with three prizes per class. Dr J A Johnson named Government physician to serve federal employees and others. attention to season pricing and provisions appears混
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Agricultural College
Grand Forks
Mudh
Veracity in North Dakota Workmen's Insurance Rates
Emil E. Watson heads a North Dakota project to compute fair premium rates for all business types under the Workmen's Compensation bureau. The effort, aimed at July 1 operation, involves up to 25 assistants and a planned $3,600 contract, with Watson to become consulting actuary at $160 a month.
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Emil E. Watson
Columbus
Ohio
North Dakota
State of Idaho
Watson
Kositzky
Frazier
Capitol
Treasury
Labor Insurance Bureau
Mr. Watson
L. J. Wehe
Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Idaho
Atete
Mr.Watson
Uncle Sam
Missing Relatives Gather at Rev McBain Home
Fragmentary report indicates a gathering at Rev I D McBain's residence on a Wednesday in June. Names such as Miss Ee tela Mse Kirn and Waellingtes are mentioned as relatives or attendees though details are unclear.
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I. D. McBain
Eetela Mse Kirn
Waellingtes 2
R . Theatr Many
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Bevel
J. A. Johnson
Devor
Jokmeon
Kositzky and Hall
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Langer
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