The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE e from the In PROBLEMS OF =. STATE'S MILL ARE REVIEWED never bee wo .. et sident of a Farmers 1 Butte for some t ts ry influence for the suc 1 “For s the” Extension ate Mill. He has had the gues | . . a ct payments on the purehase Departme State Agricultur- | undivided support of the Industrial! y..jand, 0 Dee. 10 sade | of Missouri | Commissioner’ of Agriculture ¢) (e Mit together with bonds To with the State /Commission; he has ‘been provided’ nk S. Dietrich, United States; i . with ample funds at all times for {yi viet Judge of Ohio, has been harleston, Mo., 9---Investi- and Labor iitchen Tells ire thi en ¥ ine ve paeacent® I to preside at the trial of U ion was under way ‘here today as aking and) pre si e state boa : : nig : ‘i seve of the Business When the’ ation, while directed by {© re eereon iS x 4 result of a message from Governor } Y see ve re bids on flour for the |™ ea ELE ii) Arthur Hyde to Attorney-General re ae See aoe nacre orn et charwes | Jessie Barrett last night following M VALUE OF ELEVATOR Presid ved, they have hie home tate ‘The tial | the report of the death of Roosevelt th © until 1 left | at all times given the L b asigsis, Su) inegton wits was sialieed 1¢ The Mill had about 10 per- 1s 1 preferential margin of | OXIK BOMB CU TCE NG) Wilu Mice) ote oe <4 aH Heth r was cent per annum. On July 10, 1y24, and sometimés { Says That it Costs Too Much course Mr, F. J. O'Rourke, now President | bids with | d For Farmers to Use ft As wheat of said Co: itive Mill, wrote me On flour st s S vand regarding the nd char- fc Terminal Elevater t and made 1: Pere I He | + i te 4 a i 5 ount to a rest Cunstru building warmers’ mill however, h ( W01889.78 that the s would © organize u|priations for the purpose of sub- 4 t 1 Operating | flour industry and send mill. prod- {sidizing the State Mill or any other ee i n operat 210,006.90 ucts to a point where # cooper: -oncern.” h North TDakota mill was operating, selling. it In concluding bis Tie dy 695,031.40 much less than cost and have the tehen pointe a liberflly u hale ay taxes to 1 guided i Hada J much control Ho the board: « al point 1g compel The in Mill affa also repeated a wh he to be tte Cooper: ement that he was willing to see These met competi ture approp ( investine concerns most succes d by jthe 1 echiuniise Of jay they feel that if the Stat im 1 Commission hus} times with suf should have “When the Industrial Com Hy a ase ee | : t ed on the recall of erat || t © early in November of that mids for i , es found that [ iy t p Mill do been dl 1 a N ' c 4 : r storag . £ could be . 1 Tt seems *” : r= 2RD AND BROADWAY : ential prohibit: a a 1 page ain in transit, W ‘ to Thu man reais to ta W Ni car penalty for step © per bu, 3.6 1000 POUNDS: of WHITMAN’s CANDY JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE FACTORY. 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