The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1926, Page 10

Miss Elsie Pearso of the ‘PAGE TEN THE PRESIDENT, Executive Complimented on Rigid Enforcement of the Prohibition Law THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “COLLEGE FUND | Peqta! Company GIFTS LARGER Pee nya hoa 3 Bismarck Radio FROM FARMERS|3 mtn trea Be will o Station Is Heard ‘e Mi s s ree at Philadelphia al manager of the company, who was in the city today making Lele i An oft-repeated adage says “The rance man who says ‘it can’t be done’ is ments for the company’s enti to the business affairs of the city. | often pushed aside by the man who goes ahead and does it,” and this has The local office will be in charge been found to apply equally as well to of Dr. William Kern, wi radio experts who claim that a 15-watt |- in charge of the compan: Fargo for the past eight y Vic-| radio station cannot be heard more than from 50 to 100 mi! tor Larson of Aberdeen will be in vening, April 24, the Bi charge of the laboratory and one-di service will be given, The rooms ate|marck radio station, KFYR, did some experiment work, using its usual 15 now being put in shape for the o! fices and equipment, which includes} watts of power. This morning Ho! Meyer, owners of the station, re. the latest types of X-ray and gas ma- ceived a letter from Raymond H. chines, is bei ng installed, o1 company en, 323 E. Hostetter Street, Mt. The New York Dental maintains branche offices throughout Airy, Philadelphia, Pa., in which the easterner stated he heard the Bis- the,entire northwest. marek station at 10:20 p. m., eastern Photo of Dakota’s time, April 24. Ho said he was able 4 to pick up cail letters of the North First Postmaster | datota station and hoard a musical Will Be Preserved number which was played. — Use Gas, the scientific fuel. Minot, N. D., May 6—(AP)—A pic- ‘ture of the first postmaster of Dakota appointed in ib6t by Abraham Liesl = OLDSMOBILE coln, yesterday was present the state postmasters’ convention in Mi-1f/ SALES AND SERVICE hot, in turn to be pla DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC. 212 Main St. Phone 428 The picture was presented by W. A. The document outline: parts of the state had registered for Hhalla, N and -aims-of-thut-associati the convention this afternoon. up ® permanent form of organization. = Proper diet, careful control of dis-} 4 fireless cooker was patented in case corriers and a county nurse for! sociand in 1857. every county were urged by Dr. J. G. *, aa HEALTH OFFICERS MEET HERE TODAY Adoption, of a constitution and by laws marked today's session of the North Dakota Public’ Health Officers Association, meeting here. branch of the National League of Dis-| trict Postmasters. Lamont, guperintendent of the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Dunseith, in a paper on the prevention of tuber- culosis. Twenty-five health officers from all ational jus- Prosperity Has Returned to Red River Valley, Says Cencordia Head In reply, ‘Mr, that it had been i of bishops when . 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Washington, May 6—(#) ops of the Methodist church today congratulated Coolidge on the Moorhead, Minn has_retur their unswervin, Postmasters Pick Mandan For Their [iment tuna campaign, -. These reports also indicate, Next Meeting Place | in: to President Brown Pp f his ad ly on his prohibi- ced President a perusal of t Concordia 500,000 endow- In reply Mr. profound apprecia wishes and support” : ‘ernment by “that vast body of com- municants and adherents” embraced in Methodism. ¢. 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