Williams County equalization notes and 1909 tax levy adopted
The Williams County Board of Commissioners records detailed equalization actions for cattle mules and sheep across townships. announcements cover district valuations, adjustments, and a 1910 tax levy of 40,000 for general expenses plus specific road and bridge funds. Also includes notice of Williston school plumbing bids with 3 percent bid security and August 14 closing.
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Kermit
Williston
Drakeley
Wheelock
Oliver
Missouri Ridge
East Fork
Mont
Twin Butte
Big Stone
Goose Neck
Crosby
Ambrose
Noonan
Equality
Brooklyn
Golden Valley
Spring Brook
Mentor
Champion
Tioga
New Home
Rainbow
Pleasant Valley
Lindahl
Sauk Valley
Stoney Creek
Fillmore
Pherrin
Buford
Long Creek
Hawkeye
Blooming Prairie
Blooming Valley
Marshall
Judson
Troy
Oral
Border
Willliston
Coal
Missouri
Fast Fork
Spring
Parshall
Borstad
Dion
Dillon
N. D
County Board of Equalization
Insanity Board
Justice Court
First District
Third District
Fourth District
Fifth District
Postag
E. M. Atterberry
Williams County
North Dakota
Williams
Ove
Wey Vss
M. C. Dillon
Board of Education
Williston Special School District No
Wiliston
Williston Central School
A. D
Williston N. D
George Harvey
N.D
Advertising is the seed that grows a lasting business
The article argues advertising preserves goodwill and wealth beyond the founder, turning a store into an institution. Advertising strengthens systems, reduces dependence on a proprietor, and creates lasting value even after death, serving as a form of insurance for a business's continuity.
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Tribune Company
Chicago
Enlarging Your Business Through Measured Advertising
If you run a business you should evaluate your advertising for direct results and profits. Set an annual ad budget, track its impact on sales, and aim for clear gains. This paper offers an annual contract spanning inches to fit your needs and help reach local customers.
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Idge
K. M. Atterberry
DR. Smith
Union Bock
Herbert Kaufman