State Legislature Floods House With Bills in North Dakota
In Bismarck North Dakota on January 17 the house saw a flood of thirty six new bills alongside routine readings. A joint committee was formed to discuss abolishing the written journal while debates on seating and journal corrections continued. Numerous bills propose tax, railway, stock, and public land matters, plus a notable blue sky law and a code commission. Storm brews over legislative postage as houses prepare for a tense afternoon session.
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Biemarck
N. Y
Jan
House
Putnam
Snyder
Walsh
Senate
Joint Committee On Rules
Board of Control
Morton County
Mandan
Committee On
Bera
Blakemore of
Cass
Moon
Benson
Burnett
North Dakota
H. B. No
State Board of Equalization
Ates &Tg
Everson
Griggs
Blakemore
United States
Hendrickson
Beng
Martin
Hanson
Carnes
Johnson
Twitchell
Bass
Joint Committee On Judiciary
Enderson
Hedelan
Seventh Judicial District
Pembina
Gratton
Butler
Ald
Twichell
Devils Lake
Hjelmstad
Clagard
Judiciary Committee
Campbell
Reform School
Bratton
Judiciary
Committee On Judiciary
Hoge
H. Tl
Petercon
Blue Sky
Othe
Municipal
H. Boo
Shell
H. DV
Nerheim
Committee On State Affairs
Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Ransom
State Affairs
Public Accounting
Bismarck
N. D
Read
McDowell of la Moure
Wells County Seeks State Institution and Reforms
Wells county bills urge creation of a hospital for the insane and a school for the feeble minded at Fessenden. Senate proposals include restricting marriages of habitual drunkards and the ill, plus mortgage duplicate copies. House and senate debates touch funding for a cereal milling program and road machinery. A reopening of legislative expense procedures drew applause.
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Bismarck
Dylan
Kne
Wells County
Fessenden
Blakemore
Casa County
Senate
Overson
Watt
Cass County
The
Agricultural College
Borusky
Cavalier
Hjelmstad
North Dakota Methodist Conference
Secretary of the Printing Commission
Nee
Grand Forks
North Dakota Legislature Debates and Appointments
The North Dakota legislature moves through a busy session with fifty two bills introduced and first and second readings completed. The senate reconsidered a house resolution and authorized extra clerks and staff, including clerks, a telegram operator, and a janitor. A $74,000 school appropriation bill and a mill value study for cereals were discussed, alongside local marriage notices and a senate bill on mortgage and property paperwork.
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Senate
Billie
Putnam
Farnam
Charlee Mason
Exposition
Far 1Ham
Mason
Overson
mort+gaker
Talcott
EB. J. Taylor
More Farmers Fewer Hoboes Less Waste More Prosperity
Address delivered by J. W. Worst president of the Tri State Grain Growers Convention on January 14 17 1913 urging Dakota and Minnesota to grow more farmers. He argues crop rotation better soil fertility manure and livestock integration to raise town prosperity and farm income. He cites wheat costs fertility losses from straw removal and long term wealth from silos cattle and poultry for sustained farm wealth.
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J. W
Tri-State Grain Growers’ Convention
Grain Growers’ Convention
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Europe
South Sea Islands
North Dakotan
Two Day Sunday School Institute Planned
A two day institute will be held in the Methodist church on Thursday and Friday February 6 and 7 under a corps of workers from the Board of Sunday Schools. The event aims to strengthen church and Sunday school work with leaders from general work and participation from nearby churches. Dr L Hartman, a former Ohio Sunday School head and classmate of Rev C E Vermilya, is among speakers. A program will be printed later.
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Methodist
Church General
Tia General
L. ©. Hartman
C. E. Vermilya
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boston School of Theoology
Ohio
Valley City testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills
Local residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney discomfort. An endorsement from J Brefeld of Valley City cites relief from sore back pains and difficult sensations after using the product, with price and agent details suggested for purchase.
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Valley City
Dean
J. Brefeld
First St
Val
N. Dak
Whitney
United
Jury Funds for Plaintiff In Case Against City
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the false arrest case against George McCarthy and Tom Gale, awarding $100 plus costs. The trial drew local interest amid divided opinions on its outcome, after which jurors were discharged for the term. Also noted: a man attempted suicide using strychnine but survived after milk and mustard induced vomiting. Dr. Clay summoned. John W. Algeo, brother of James Algeo, visited with his bride from Portland, Ore. They recently married in Jamestown and plan to reside in Heaton after February first.
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Henry H. Jack
George McCarthy
Tom Gale
Tim
Thin Casena
The
Cie
Teske
Bowman
Clay
John W. Algeo
James Algeo
Nanna Rogalia
Portland
Ore
Algeo
Jamestown
Mr Algeo
Heaton
Occidental Elevator Company
Mr. Algeo
Hope
Senator Gronna Backs Federal Militia Bill in War Memorial Move
Valley City North Dakota 1912 report notes Senator Gronna supporting a federal militia bill tied to a memorial for the Second Association. The senator, a friend of the regiment, is in Washington to push the measure as the session considers passage. Helen Lambrakis of Rugby reportedly poured gasoline on a coal fire leading to a medical call.
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Valley City
Bodan
Liew
Henry
J. Growna
Washington
Helen Lambrakis
Rugby
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