North Dakota Legislature Ends Amid League Rule and Secret Caucus
The North Dakota session closed after the Farmers Nonpartisan League secured a two thirds majority in both houses and enacted its program into law. A nightly secret caucus dictated votes, restricted access, and controlled committee reporting, effectively steering legislative action behind locked doors.
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North Dakota lawmakers enact broad nonpartisan league program
The session approves a state owned mill and elevator system under the North Dakota Mill and Elevator association, a five million dollar bond for initial funding, a state owned bank with vast resources, a ten million dollar fund for farm supply lending, and a public revenue bill for a county Nonpartisan League paper. Additional measures create a state tax code, an immigration propaganda fund of two hundred thousand dollars, and a plan for a large bond funded state owned bank to support farming and public utilities. A major capstone demonstration at Bismarck commemorates the legislative success amid rising tax burdens and partisan contention.
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Elder Junius F Wells Leaves for England
Elder Junius F Wells sailed from Salt Lake to Liverpool England where he will edit the Millennial Star and assist Elder George Albert Smith who was appointed to preside over the European mission Wells is a noted writer and founder of the Contributor magazine and has contributed to several Mormon periodicals His supporters say the Millennial Star is fortunate to gain him.
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Notice to Water Users Uintah Irrigation project application
State Engravers Office Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that Uintah Irrigation and Power Company seeks 45 second feet from Dry Fork of Ashley Creek and 63 from Ashley Creek proper to irrigate 20000 acres in Uintah County. Protests by affidavit with 260 dollars fee due within 30 days after notice.
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Neighborly Advice About Gardens And Courtesy
The speaker warns that all are fine when peaceful but urges not to prod neighbors for disputes. Pushing others to quarrel can lead them to damage or uproot each other’s garden seeds, a reminder to respect boundaries and avoid conflict.
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