Home Grown Seed Corn Seen As Best For North Dakota
North Dakota farmers push home grown seed corn as key to earlier maturity and higher yields. Farmers like PF Jaberg and Lars Greeten note stronger germination and earlier ripening from local ears, while R A Jongewaard stresses breeding plots to reduce ear variation and improve feeding value for hogs.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Barnes County
Jaberg
Sanborn
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R. A. Jongewaard
Litchville, N. D
Proposed Amendments to North Dakota Constitution
The Constitution proposed amendments, having passed the Twelfth and Thirteenth Legislative Assemblies, will be submitted to North Dakota electors at the general election on November 3, 191d, for approval.
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North Dakota
Pee
Proposed North Dakota Initiative and Referendum Amendment Text
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION proposes amending the North Dakota constitution to adopt initiative and referendum powers. It outlines securing at least ten percent of legal voters across a majority of counties to propose measures, and requires submission of petitions with full text to the secretary of state.
Referendum and initiative laws outlined with North Dakota text
The document discusses the initiative and referendum powers, timelines, and conditions for passage or submission to the people. It includes election timing, veto limits, and requirements for petitions, plus a court summons notice from Barnes County relating to a land dispute in North Dakota dated 1914.
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North Dakota
Barnes
Fifth Judicial District
Frank Kalser
Joseph Kaleer
North Dakota Constitutional Amendment Proposal Recorded
A concurrent constitutional resolution proposes amending Article XVI section 20 to allow future amendments via legislature. It references adoption by the Twelfth Assembly and submission to the Thirteenth Assembly for approval or rejection under section 202 of the state constitution.
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North Dakota
House of Representatives
Legislative Assembly
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Provisions for Amending the State Constitution via Initiative and Legislature
The text outlines procedures for approving amendments by a majority in both houses, submitting to the people for ratification, and publishing requirements. It covers legislative initiative by petition with 25 percent of voters across half the counties, ballot placement, and potential consecutive elections if failed. It stipulates timelines, publication, and prohibition of reintroduction for six years after defeat.
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Legl Assembly
Legislative Assembly
Legiselative Assembly
Thie
North Dakota Legislature Weighs Constitutional Taxation Reforms
A concurrent resolution in 1913 proposes amending sections of the North Dakota constitution to allow uniform property tax classifications for taxation and to permit revisions to the listing of public institutions and land grants. It discusses sections on state educational and charitable establishments and the distribution of lands under federal grants.
North Dakota Amendment Proposals Adopted for Voter Approval
The text outlines amendments to the North Dakota Constitution, proposing changes to tax uniformity and exemption rules. It details Section 176 on taxation, excluding federal, state, and municipal property, and exemptions for school and religious use, plus a personal exemption up to two hundred dollars per individual. It also amends Section 179 related to railroad and public utilities taxation and assessment by the state board of equalisation.
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North Dakotas
State of
North Dakota
Fortakom
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Aleve Assembly
North Ota
United States
Pereoha
Elate Board of Equalisation
Nas
North Dakota Amendment Proposals For Highway Aid and State Debt
The thirteenth legislative assembly proposes to amend Article XIE and Article 12 of the North Dakota constitution. It adds language allowing state funds or raised taxation for highway construction and improvement. It seeks voter approval at the next general election. It also revises Section 285 to prohibit state and subdistrict loans or donations except for poor relief, and limits internal improvement power without a two thirds vote.
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North Dakota
Senate
House of Representatives
State of North Dakota
Tate of
Derby
Mor
North Dakota to Allow Terminal Grain Elevators at State Level
The North Dakota legislature and Secretary of State Thomas Hall announce a constitutional amendment to authorize erection leasing or purchase of terminal grain elevators in the state. It calls for inspection weighing and grading of all grain received and will be placed on the next general election ballot for approval.
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Northakota
Jnzielative Assembly
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