State Administration Praised as Most Businesslike
F. E. Packard of the State Tax Commission defends the current administration in Bismarck, arguing it is the most economical and businesslike in state history. He cites tax savings, railroad valuations, and public-service efficiency as proof, noting substantial fiscal benefits since statehood and the Nonpartisan league influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Packard
State Tax Commission
Frank E. Packard
Bismarck
Commnanion
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Sav
State Board of Equalization
Lesristacs
State Council of Defense
H. A. Bronson
Supreme Court of the United States
Fraser
Uncle Sam
United States
Dakota
Kositzky
of Equalization
Iten
Three Important Precautions for Seed, Water, Grain and Crop
An unclear fragment lists four aims: seed action and storage, water protection, grain handling, and crop care. The notes imply practical steps to safeguard seeds, moisture, harvest quality, and field yield. Names, places, dates, or organizations are not readable.
Political ballot ticket text appears for North Dakota election
A historical Republication ballot style shows candidates and offices listed for voting. Names include Governor Lynn J. Frazier and various statewide officers, judges, and district representatives with party affiliations and district identifiers. The page urges voters to mark the ballot accordingly and cut out the ticket for polling day.
Enviable North Dakota record in democratic legislation
Despite a Senate holdover stalling law enactment the North Dakota government achieved a strong track record of democratic laws. The administration appointed leaders serving the common people rather than special interests, restoring popular rule during wartime urgency.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Farmers Triumph in War Time Legislation
The North Dakota government enacted sweeping farm and labor measures to boost internal efficiency and rural education during wartime. Key acts include tax exemptions for farm improvements, a grain inspection system, co operative reforms, support for dairying and creameries, state financed farm mortgages, and state owned elevators. The report highlights prison earnings for families, wage rights for railroad workers, and a public welfare commission while praising rural education and a new highway program.
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North Dakota
Ford
E. F. Ladd
North da
Highway Commission
Mingieg
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League
Lynn J. Frazier
Howard R. Wood
Secretary of State
Thomas Hall
Carl Robuzky
Obert A. Olson
William Langer
Agri and Labor
John N. Hagan
N. C
Commissioner of Insurance
A. Olsness
Railroad Commissioners
J. Randahl
Charles F. Dupuis
Frank Milhollan
Supreme Court Justice
Harry A. Bronson
Congress
George M. Young
A.M. Hen
House of Representatives
J. C. Miller
WM. Martin
Nels Magnuson
L. L. Stair
Thos. Hennessy
Rep
H. C. Dana
John E. Martin
Register of Deeds
H. Swanstrom
Dem
T. D. Acheson
J. J. Weeks
Selmer Sivertson
C. W. Bronson
Anna D. Burr
Farmers’Movement
Senate
Washington
Committee On Public Information
Federal Administration
Case of
Italy
Northwest
Harvey O’higgins
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