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Domestic News April 6, 1907

Bismarck Daily Tribune

Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota

What is this article about?

James W. Foley appointed secretary of North Dakota's state railroad commission, expected to improve board's reporting and organization while assisting agricultural department and maintaining newspaper work in Bismarck.

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The selection of James W. Foley as secretary of the state railroad commission will give general satisfaction and we may expect something more of this board hereafter than heretofore- at least some sort of report of the board's action on the various complaints made by shippers and others will be made and the business of the board will be kept in shape. The salary of this office is but $1,000 in North Dakota as against $3,500 in Minnesota but Mr. Foley will assist the agricultural department in its literary department and the publication of the North Dakota Magazine, which with his newspaper work-he having never entirely severed his connection with the Bismarck Tribune- will keep Mr. Foley busy and best of all--a permanent resident of the Capital City.

What sub-type of article is it?

Appointment

What keywords are associated?

James W Foley Railroad Commission North Dakota Appointment Bismarck Tribune

What entities or persons were involved?

James W. Foley

Where did it happen?

North Dakota

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

North Dakota

Key Persons

James W. Foley

Outcome

general satisfaction; expectation of better reports on complaints and improved board organization.

Event Details

Selection of James W. Foley as secretary of the state railroad commission expected to bring improvements including reports on complaints by shippers and better business management. Salary is $1,000; he will assist agricultural department with literary work and North Dakota Magazine publication, plus continue newspaper work with Bismarck Tribune, remaining a permanent resident of the Capital City.

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