The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-10
Message of Governor A. G. Sorlie
to Special Legislative Assembly
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Continued from page seven, . r.,.x
coeps.stive Exchange and the st. Paul Grain Exchange
s:.n. : Equity that al tes
sse and published with the evident intent destroy the
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1000 extra copies On condition that the should
po would be
It. further found that the Chamber Of Commerce in
out sn tns ae
competition cooperative methods
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to the Equity y. sS:nc and
par, their n out @ TrS n ..
80" Greene and Samuel crumpo Of
Of the capital stock Of the said Equity Ex.
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mandarin. obtain data from the books Of the said Equity
qusns SAID Equity coop.rsvs Exchange
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encng in 1914 three lawsuits were instituted BY these plain.
to bring these actions that the Chamber Of Commerce
not only paid the Of the litigation but hired the
plaintiffs that The Chamber ef commsrss hired Judge Ed
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the Chamber Of Commerce paid these attorneys for their
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in having their specially appointed auditing firm audit
s. Paul Grain Exchange that as result Il such action in
the District Court the attorney general Of tn. state Of
Der q Commerce bring action and the char
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The said Judge Enserud to the said case on behalf
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Minneapolis The Federal Trade Commission found that s
psnses Of Edward Enserud attorney Chamber
plus the expenses attendant the examination
~ nv oft
merce Of Minneapolis.
The Federal Trade Commission further found that the
banks and customers with which said Equity
did . r 70
Of the said Equity Cooperative Exchange to become wor
Cooperative Exchange.
these thing: to have in the past; being
part tie .9 y.
ask whether or not there Is any a tn: time Pc
people Dakota to establish their terminal mar
Suggests Med Of Another Investigation
sste find eut what the money that
piled to pay for ali the and publicity used not
only against our state industries but indirectly against our
In connection with the report Of the Fact Finding Com
t: M s ESss call in al % from ss% ss:
. bee. s' % en- ::
suspicion think that in fairness them. and to
sway or else have us proven guilty wrongdong
have the report Of the Fact Finding Committee to submit
s'e
deals with Josephs Co. and Midland Grain Company.
to us to them to b us is
football We should all times try keep them basis
:nate the politicians who enjoy playing with them.
The State Min i'll and ter
made and politicians would leave alone could be made
function sst deal better than it functionns now
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h: *. Md has &
than this but j. indirect profit n the o o we
consumed ned in ' North Dakota ''' '-' = ~'
Let ask Why is that potato in Mckenzie
cass County, The IS that
County people have sold the people the superior quality
Of their product they able market them advantage
Why that North Dakota Rural Credit Bonds today
sought BY bond buyers and rated q! the bond.
american market whereas in 1929 our bonds were begging
created market for bonds among bankers in
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bonds and have been offering premiums to get them and want
to handle them.
Other Municipality Owned Projects
people Of North Dakota not to discover
and put into practice municipal and state owned projects
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which have been operation .nee 1921 This industry has
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Of Norfolk feels that Il has made GOOD investment
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but 9:.: Paid Hosh d Or interest q This city
ess too nusrou: to mention have made similar investments
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0ood for our state?
t. s t. SoS ' merchant. ;ss x. en-:
ysn help make the farmers 81 state prosperous