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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
The text lists pre amendments to the constitution of North Dakota to be placed for approval or rejection at the general election to be held November 1904, as announced by the Secretary of State. The notice reviews amendments advanced by the Twelfth and Fifteenth Territorial Legislatures and directs voters to consider the proposals at the November election.
Proposed amendment to Article II Section 25 and Article 15 Section 17 of the North Dakota constitution. Establishes popular initiative and referendum for legislation, limits legislative power to a two-house assembly, preserves voter power to propose and reject laws, sets petition thresholds, and outlines processing timelines through secretary of state with court and governor involvement. Also outlines amendment procedures for future constitutional changes via initiative or legislative action.
A concurrent resolution outlines an initiative to amend the state constitution. The document references 1915 session terminology and a formal procedure to alter the fundamental law.
A notice outlines a proposed amendment to the state constitution with references to chapter numbers and section identifiers, indicating formal legal action and possible readings or ballots. Details include chapter citations and location markers.
A concurrent resolution proposes amending the state constitution to authorize the legislature to establish purchase lease or erection of terminal grain elevators in North Dakota. It outlines inspection weighing and grading of grain at elevators and directs submission to voters at the next general election.
Article 176 proposes a constitutional amendment to unify property taxation across the state. The measure, approved by both houses, is set for voter approval at the next general election. It outlines uniform tax rules for real property and reevaluates assessment practices under Section 176.
Official notice of proposed amendments to North Dakota tax law describing exemptions for religious and charitable uses, railroad property, and public utility assets. Includes procedural steps, dates, and the state official endorsement by Thomas Trail, dated October 1950.
A proposed amendment to Article X seeks to add a list of public institutions to receive federal land grants, detailing locations in counties such as Ransom, Pembina, Ward, and others. It sets conditions for operation, funding, and future revisions, submitting the measure to voters at the next general election.
A proposed amendment to Section 186 of Article 412 would allow state funds or tax revenue to be allocated for highway construction and improvement. The measure, approved by both Senate and House, awaits voter approval at the next general election under the state constitution’s section 202 provisions.
County Auditor Nelson lists salaries for county officials including Treasurer, Clerk, Sheriff, Register of Deeds, Superintendent of Schools, County Hospital staff, and minor clerical roles. The record documents warrants issued by the Auditor per county resolution and a detailed bill list approved by the board with numerous payments to individuals and service providers.
Devils Lake North Dakota October 23. Senator Gronna files a sixty thousand dollar slander suit against Silver Serume and the democratic Senate candidate. Attorneys Middauich Cuthbert Smythe Hunt preparing the case. Publisher Bloom of The Devils Lake Journal to be served with formal notice to retract. If not, criminal libel action will follow. The action grows from campaign statements and bold headlines in The Devils Lake Journal.
Telegraphed review from London mixes front-line detail with chaotic casualty notes. Russians pressure retreating Germans along flooded roads near Ko wienica, bayonet attacks spark ferocious fighting and a twenty mile pursuit ends with German losses. Funeral notices and unrelated local items fill the rest of the clippings.
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