The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 8

MORE CORN IS PLANTED The late spring has retarded seed- ‘ing that many farmers are waiting in hope of getting a federal loan for the pur- chase of seed has caused further de- lay Jong, county agent. About 300 applications for seed Toans have beeN forwarded to the| McKenzie and Sterling on Saturday, Grand Forks office from Burleigh] several farmers in those communities county, the total amount in loans] being anxious that boys’ corn growing asked being $50,000 to $60,000. Al-| clubs be formred, th i it eee PAGE EIGHT FARMERS WAIT FOR ACTION ON LOAN REQUESTS Many in Burleigh County Delay Seeding Until Government p Dakota as well as North Dakota, no time has been put on them, and the applications still go forward. Mr. de Jong, however, urges any farmer who desires a loan’ not to delay making) CHARLES SIMON, O'CONNOR his application. LEA Returns thus far from the Grand Forks office have been slow, on ac- count of the press of business there. Twerly-eight' applications for a total | recently discarded law, ‘by which of $3,220 have been approved. moneys and stocks and bonds were Several applications have ‘been re-| taxed ike other property. turned for additional information or siight inconsistencies ‘in the reports. Only a few applications’ have thus | wero in complete control and the con- | assistant secretary. far been definitely rejected. These|vention settled down to a harmon- (Continued from Page 1) state law tax, taking the place of a Seed Loan Office Acts a. The purpose of the seed loan act had crop failures and had exhausted | date for senator, said that the Repub- their credit. More Corn Planted One significant ‘feature noted in the pStates senator, point'ng out that Perry./ nomination. applications by Mr. de Jong is the in Burleigh. county and the fact got $8,000 votes to 37,000 for Cox. It D THE DEMOCRATS | had been reported that the same ef- = fort to elect a Democratic senator would be urged if Frazier were nom- inated in the primary. John B. Fried’ ef-Jamestown, and Mrs, John Gemmon, named temporary chairman and tem- After the first flare-up in the Dem- | porary secretary, respectively. F. F. ocratic convention the “fusionists” | Burchard, of Grand Forks, was-named The convention anized ter- are applications from farmers who/ious gathering, with the majority in- day hisesine , Rik aa aie by invariably reported a fair crop last} tent upon tusing with the Republicans Chairman Svetnbjorn Johnson, From year or have livestock and machin-jor taking any method to insure com-}thg start among the ‘candidates for ery upon which they can obtain cre-| bined action against the league ticket. |+ne nomination for Governor men- joining the County Club grounds, has J. F. T. O’onnor, whose name was|tioned were ‘William B. Byerly, of | been sold to Emanuel Sasee, of Kulm, was to hedp those farmers who had! proposed some time ago as a candi- Velva, and Charies simon, of New N. D. Mr. Saase ‘becomes tthe owner England, assistant attorney-goneral, | of tthe Holstein dairy herd, which in- licans kept faith in their last election | with J. F, T, O’Connor or Wesley Mc- by supporting H. H. ‘Perry for United | Dowell suggested for the senatorial THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 There were more than 200 Demo- crats here, one of the largest gather- ings in years. from the New Salem and Flasher tate Exchange, Mrs. Champagne is now living in ‘the city. er dance, Ciedntdt el eteaay rapes oe Dance. Ppt cpr fal eh folatein circuits. The deal was - day an aturday evenings at ted oy Wenge hive, Chamnpeane is 8:30 at The Coliseum. 10 Cents Pi DAIRY FARM, HERD IS SOLD The dairy farm of MBirs. Jessie Champagne, northwest of the city, ad- of Fargo, were St€venson’ Hat —— YOUR HABERDASH- _ER WANTS TO SEE YoU — to “crown your head in. cludes about 40 cows. The price is understood to have ranged around $100 a head. Many of.the cows were large ‘number of farmers who express their intention of planting corn this year, or who had planted corn last year. The applications indicated a de- cided trend toward diversification, ‘he said. Mr. de Jong hag been invited to in seeding, according ‘to John de Meetings will be zh the office ig flooded with ap-| held at each place to discuss the pro- tions, from Montana and South| posals for the formation of ‘these clubs. : Monks in the middle ages possessed not a single article of their own. LOA mC Dollar Courage ‘Money in the bank gives the sort of courage that enables men tc get on in the world. Many an able man has let opppor- tunities slip by because he was a dollar shy. 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SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES ON SATURDAY. , bate 3 [Values to $4.00... 00.0... eee ee 18 (only) Ladies’ House dresses. |=... Values to $4.00............ $1.00 = Remember the Place Where Your Money Goes Farther FAIR STORE, Opposite Postoffice Bismarck has never seen the like before. _ Only two days left I’ve Gone More Than the Limit. Folks Your Last Chance to Buy Dry. . No Fake Sale, A Real Sale Nothing Else. ; Goods... <7" ry Men’s Ladies’. Aprons, eas Blue Denim Overalls...........eeseceeeeees $1.00 Cretonne trimming Tier dieie se sie. ¢-0'b ovardie s°e'eie's'e/ecepace) Men’s Tan Elk, $3 19 Ladies* Black Sateen Aprons. Bal, Munson last........csseeceeeeceeeeees ed! Regular $2.50 ....... peeeeee ee eeeees White .Crepe. Only a little left, yard............ Lisette artes Printed Organdies. While they last, yard Drapery .in all patter Regular $1.50 a yard. Fancy Voiles, all~pat' Regular $1.25 yard.......sssceeseeeeeeeeeeees Cretonne, all patterns. 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