The Butter and Egg Question in Bowbells Market
A Tribune column condemns low quality butter sold to Bowbells buyers. It recounts a case where a ten pound crock of supposedly fine butter turned rancid, causing a strong odor and a sick pup. The piece urges merchants to refuse suspect lots and producers to improve handling and labeling to protect public health.
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Homestead Opportunity Draws Land Seekers to Canada
S 8. Richardson and Hi Ensign, with others including Gene Ensign and Lou Siverling, toured new lands in the Canadian northwest near Lethbridge. They filed for homesteads, promoted locators, and invite settlers to inspect and file, citing rich soil, rolling terrain, deep black loam subsoil, and proximity to railroads as key advantages.
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Taxes Perpetual Lien in North Dakota Case
Grand Forks County wins in a Michael Hanson suit against Grand Forks. judge C F Templeton rules personal property taxes filed as a lien against real estate never outlawed. The decision, tied to transfers from John A Johnson to John Birkholz and onward, could reach the state supreme court and affect many similar tax questions nationwide.
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