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...poorer states were scheduled to get more--up to nearly 30 dollars per head in Mississippi. Taft figured that he had the biggest bugaboo whipped--federal "dictatorship" in the little red schoolhouse. He said, in debate: "The only function of the federal government would be that of an auditor.... It will have no more to say about the exact method by which education shall be administered...
Strictly speaking (an unusual habit for Vag), he had been an auditor for the past four years. He had taken a few notes, clipped some campaign speeches and studded his lapel with a button or two. But he had written no Congressmen, signed no petitions. For the most part, he had only sat and listened, a government auditor with his ear miles off the ground...
...return envelope sent with the absentee ballot is sufficient registration. Absentee ballots may be procured by writing to the county clerk in the county of residence for an application and ballot not more than 20 days before the elections. Ballots must be notarized and returned to the county auditor with the application prior to election...
MINNESOTA: Registration is necessary only in 20 municipalities. Absentee voters may register by writing to the city clerk or the commissioner of registration for application forms. Application for absentee ballot may be made by writing the county auditor in the county of residence between 20 and 1 days before the election. All ballots to be notarized and mailed to the election judges in order to arrive on or before election...
NORTH DAKOTA: No registration is required. Application for absentee ballot should be made to the County Auditor in the county of residence within 30 days preceding the election. All ballots must be notarized and sent to the voter's precinct before closing time on election...