Tariff Reform and Timber Politics Stir Minnesota
A wide range of voices from east to west push for repeal of the lumber tariff as timber values soar and forests dwindle. The article notes price rises, shifting demands, and the push for genuine tariff revision ahead of Congress, with reference to Canadian competition and regional economic impact. It also reports on the American Society of Equity meeting at Glenburn drawing over 700 attendees.
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Rocky Mountains
Congress
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Great Central Valley
East
Middle West
Minnesota
Canada
American Society of Equity
Glenburn
Happiness Is a Feeling That Depends Upon the Man
The poem argues happiness comes from within not from luck or wealth. It says contentment exists in every role from minister to barber, sailor to farmer, and even a captain, as each person should make life a happiness for others.
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Frank A. Forrester
Enlarged Homestead Law Becomes Law in 1909
The enlarged homestead bill, enacted February 15 1909, applies to Montana Colorado Utah Washington Wyoming and Nevada and the Arizona New Mexico territories. It allows entries of up to 320 acres of certain public lands with irrigation and cultivation requirements.
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Montana
Colorado
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Tough on the Mourners
Ward county board of commissioners passed a resolution instructing the state's attorney to sue J. W. Fabrick or his bondsmen for about $600 in extra costs from printing and delivery errors on county division ballots. A two member committee was appointed to determine the exact sum due.
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Minot
Board of County Commissioners
J. W. Fabrick
Ward County
Ward
J. W .Fabrick
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McCumber
New York Exchange
A. C. Wiper
Bowbells
N. D
L. Bogart
Eugene
P. J. McCumber
Wahpeton
John R. Jones
Hankinson
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