Special Election set for June 26 1919 in Burke County
G. K. Melry County Auditor proclaims a special election on Thursday June 26 1919 at legal polling places in Burke County to vote on the Iowa measures enacted by the 1919 Legislative Assembly. Polls open 9 AM to 9 PM. Secretary of State Thomas Hall notes referendum petitions filed against several Senate Bills and other measures. governor proclaims June 26 as Special Election Day to submit the measures for approval or rejection._RESULTS pending.
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Bowbella
N. D
A.D
G. K. Melry
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Publication and Printing Commission
Senate
Board of Administration
Industrial Commission
Tax
Commissioner of Immigration
Bank of North Dakota
Thomas Hall
Secretary
Vile ‘Tage
Ives Commisuion
Insurance Commissioner
Secretary of State
Commission
Sela al J
Tax Commissioner Creation and Powers Expanded
A new act abolishes the Tax Commission and creates a Tax Commissioner with a six year term. The Governor appoints and can remove and appoint successors. the Commissioner must be knowledgeable in taxation and may not hold other offices. Salary set at 4000.00. broad duties include administering revenue laws, supervising assessors, guiding prosecutions, and reporting to the Governor and Board of Equalization. The Commissioner may summon witnesses, require disclosures, visit counties, and contract for tax information with authorized expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Administration
Senate
Seaston
Board of
Public Service
Board of Education
Board of Regents
Board of Control
Superintendent of Public Instruction
North Dakota
Tax Commission
Aik
United States
Board of Equalization
Collector of Internal Revenue
Arinenee
Furnlun
Asweasmanta
Eich
Wale
Am Otherwine
Staie Board of Equalisation
North Dakota Legislative Bills on Immigration and Industrial Commission
The text outlines House Bills creating a Commissioner of Immigration and an Industrial Commission of North Dakota. It details duties to advertise attract and assist immigrants and industries, maintain offices, compile statistics, cooperate with federal agencies, and oversee state utilities and business projects. It sets salaries, bonds, appropriations of 200,000 dollars, and governance rules with governor and attorney general involvement. The pages reference approvals in 1918 1919 and prior acts, with responsibilities for bonds contractors and annual financial reporting.
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United States Bureau
Industrial Commission Monae
Session House
Commission of
North Dakot
Cartain Uulites
North Dakota
Agriculture and” Labor
Industrial Commission
Enterpet
Aloy Contractors
Architect
Legislative Enactment Creates Six Judicial Districts
The bill divides the state into six judicial districts, fixes term lengths and court locations, and dictates election, tenure, and jurisdiction rules for judges. It requires the Supreme Court to outline procedures, address venue changes, and authorize governor appointments in specified cases. The act references a $4,000 salary and travel allowances.
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Actu
Supreme Court
Cass
Cou
Agai Rene
Thira
Moe Watil
Bialhy Dinte
Apa
Bank Control Legislation Mentioned in State Act
Article outlines provisions of a state act establishing a government bank under Industrial Commission oversight. It details power to purchase property, appoint managers, issue bonds, accept public funds, set interest and service charges, insure deposits, extend real estate loan rules, and require annual examinations. Also notes local community notices and social events alongside the bill's passage.
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Tate
Uh Bt
Sifteenth Lewtslative’ Assembly
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Bank of North of
Comiatesian
Sora
Industrial Commission
Ansuing Legislative Assembly
Sixteenth Legislative’ Assembly
Foothills Notes On Local Moves And Visits
Earl McEvers travelled to Jamestown to begin work in the round house and earns well wishes from Foothills and Clayton friends. J N Wood keeps busy overseeing road work. Neighbors from Foothills attended Townley’s talk in Bowbells last Tuesday. Mrs Graneng visited Mrs Wilson Watt on Wednesday. Mrs B G Downie visited Mrs Oscar Mathison and baby on Thursday afternoon.
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Josh Reed
Éister
Russell
J. D. Beards
Gene Pommier
D.C. Morriesay
Flaxton
Harriett
Thomas
Wildwood Park
Will Ellaworth
Will Watt
Wilson Watt
Gene Pommiers
D. W. Owings
Bowbells
Mizsea Mildred
Remington
Maudie Wood
C. M. Remington
Milas Mildred
C. C. Grifith
Forest Pommler
Robert Downie
Melvin Knutson
Mildred Remington
Prom Sta
Earl McEvers
Jamestown
Round House
Foothilla
Clayton
J. N. Wood
Foothills
Townley
Graneng
B. G. Downie
Oscar Mathison
Baby
Portable Granary Idea From North Dakota Demonstration Farms
Mr W R Porter of the North Dakota Demonstration Farms outlines a simple portable granary built from lumber. Using nine 4 by 6 inch sills fourteen feet long, a 12 by 16 foot rough board floor, 2x4 framing, a one third pitched shingle roof, and a trap door in the roof, two men can assemble it in two days. It can hold 1200 bushels of grain and lasts decades with minimal paint, movable by four horses.
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W. R. Porter
North Dakota Demonstration Farms
N. D. Agr. College
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Publication and Printing Commission
Senate Hill
Lawaith
Ecch
Board of County
Kimigece
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
University and Agricultural College
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Aaca
Sixteenth Legislative
Isl
Lcrr Seahasiine
Dakot
Minot, North Dakota
Atlantic
Pacific
Soma Ws ‘Institution
Fie
New York
Bua
Sousa
Comimerce
Minot
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