Burke Inaugurated For Third Term In State Address
Burke, inaugurated for a third term, defends prior vetoes on appropriation bills and urges economy in legislative expenses. He proposes no printing of bills until passage is recommended, cuts in staff, and roadside reform. He opposes new state-building projects, supports county wolf bounties, wants adjutant general on the military board, more funds for the attorney general in a coal rate case, and strong tuberculosis sanitarium support. He backs Hebron station work, anti pass laws, income tax via Taft amendment, codification of school laws, dairy law improvements, cash road taxes, road contracts by experienced builders, a tax commissioner, Capitol renovations, judiciary district realignment, removal of officials by governor, initiative referendum recall laws, and a corrupt practices act.
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Hebron
Commission
Burke inaugurated for second term as North Dakota governor
John Burke was inaugurated governor of North Dakota for a new two year term in a formal ceremony before a joint assembly. His lengthy message covered appropriations, expenditures, revenues, and urged early, economical legislative action with possible early adjournment to set a precedent.
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Bismarck
N. D
John Burke
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Burke
Legislative Assembly
Commonwealth
Simplified Treatment Promises Cure for Chronic Ailments
Dr. Mary A. Goldschlager advertises a method claiming cures for rheumatism, stiff joints, nervous, indigestion, kidney and heart troubles. Office hours listed as 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 and 6 to 7 p.m. at 8 Graphic blog.
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Oliver
Mary A. Goldschlager
Williston Land Company Changes Hands
Announcement in this week’s Graphic reports the retirement of E. G. Greenup and Joseph W. Jackson from the Williston Land Company. Their interests are sold to W. B. Dyerson and R. M. Calderwood who will run the business. Greenup returns to Spokane where he bought 160 acres of fruit land near the city and will manage his operations from there along with Ya kima Valley holdings. Jackson remains in town and has acquired the Black Diamond mine with other ventures to keep him busy.
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E. G. Greenup
Joseph W. Jackson
Williston Land Company
W. B., Dyerson
R. M. Calderwood
Spokane
Greenup
Yakima Valley
Mr. Greenup
Black Diamond
Bin
Delightful party honors Dickinson and Knapp family
Mr and Mrs W N Dickinson hosted a Tuesday event with cards at six tables and a midnight luncheon. Guests enjoyed stories as they waited, with Mr W N Dickinson delivering a ready tale. Visitors departed yesterday, L R Dickinson to Swift Current Canada and Mr Knapp and family to Portal.
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W. N. Dickenson
Ee Dickinson
D. C
Swift Current
Canada
Mr. Knapp
Portal
Sacks Collapse Traps Local Worker at Mill
H. A. Squires narrowly escaped serious injury after sacks twelve feet high toppled onto him at a city mill. He was crushed beneath the load but survived, later reporting only weakness and soreness. He was able to leave his home the next day.
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H. A. Squires
Squires
Williston Water Users Elect Delegate
The Williston Water Users Association held a meeting last Tuesday to elect a delegate to Washington for the current Congress. Joseph W. Jackson was chosen to represent the water users and push for a bill to reduce payments and extend time, aiming to secure favorable terms.
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J. W. Jackson
Washington
Williston Water Users Association
Joseph W. Jackson
Jackson
Pierce Curry wedding at M. E. parsonage in Trenton
Fred F. Fierce and Olive May Curry, both of Trenton, were married at the M. E. parsonage at five o'clock Tuesday evening. Rev Hollett performed the ceremony. The newlyweds will reside in Trenton.
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Fred F. Fierce
Olive May Curry
Trenton
M. E. Parsonage
Rev. Hollett
Citizens Petition for Location of Postoffice at Congregational Church Site
A Williston North Dakota petition from about 150 signers urges the federal postoffice site be on the Congregational church lot on Main Street. The group plans to forward the petition to Congressman L B Hanna to present to authorities, arguing the site serves the greatest number with least inconvenience and supports timely construction of a federal building.
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Williston
Postoffice
HANNA
Congregational Church
L. B. Hanna
Congress
North Dakota
Aaid Federal
Main Street
Thas
Secretary of the Treasury
Bar Association Drafts Bill for Eleventh Judicial District
The Bar Association in this city met last Friday night to discuss creating an Eleventh Judicial District comprising Williams Mountrail and McKenzie counties. Resolutions asked Sen Overson to introduce the bill in the Senate and outlined district boundaries terms of court and the appointment of a district judge to serve until the next general election.
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BAR Association
Overson
The
Eighth Judicial District
Old Ward
Williams and McKenzie
Mountrail
Williams
McKenzie
Sen
Senate
Eleventh Judicial District
North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Willams, Mountrall
Tenth
Jin
Williams County
Tenth Judicial District
Ladies Clubs Aid Form Associated Charity Organization
An Associated Charity organized after a Tuesday meeting at the I O O F hall. The group aims to coordinate charitable giving to reach all needy individuals and place gifts where they do the most good. Officers elected include Mrs George Bruegger president Mrs E Carney vice president Mrs H V Braatelien secretary and Mrs J H Cooper treasurer. A committee led by Mrs Vobs was named to plan a permanent organization and will report next meeting.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Vobs
George Bruegger
E. ©. Carney
H.V. Braatelien
J. H. Cooper
Death of S. Brothers an old county resident dies at home
Brothers, an longtime county figure, died at his home near the city yesterday morning from a paralytic stroke. He suffered a stroke the Saturday before Christmas and another last Tuesday night. Funeral services will be held tomorrow conducted by Bey Hollots.
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Brothers
Bey, Hollots
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