The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 3

+ Plomasen, colonel. corn in less time than farmers in Minnesota and South Dakota. He backed up his contention win- ning the northwest corn husking championship by stripping 20 1-3 ' bushels of corn in 80 minutes on the 4 farm of Oluf Peterson, near here. He defeated 19 othe: contestants to : | win the competition and the $100 cash Total of $3,835 Reported Last! prize in caeoeiae 6 the right to rep- . nae resen' is district in the ‘national Night at Meeting of ‘tournament at Platte City, Mo., Nov. 75 Workers 15. mates ee a i, the 80 ~ minutes was 1,510 or @ ni 425: "frinity Lutheran church's building | pounds of corn iat Ch ees fund was increased to $35,422 Wed- | for Sue and husks. Ray Han- nesday night at the daily report | Son, indom, was second with 19 6-7; "i eee {bushels. He also may enter the na- meeting of the 75 workers in the) tional competition but must pay his campaign. Fifty new subscriptions | own expenses. were reported Wednesday night to- About £.000 witnessed the contest taling $3,835. yesterday. At the close of the meeting, the preliminary gifts committee held a check-up session attended by every member of the group now in the city and planned to cover its field of work systematically in the remainder of the week. H. O, Saxvik presided, and after pointing out unforeseen delays in the of this committee, urged all members to complete the task be= fore them. ‘The high team banner was award- ed Wednesday night to Team 1, cap- tained by Adolph Schlenker, with O. ©. Lee, Harry G. Hansen, O. Pistia lingson, Miss Anna Monson ant iss. "y . Olga Steen as team members. A to~ Diamond Selection tal of $585 was reported ‘Wednesday by this team. Team 11, under E. N. Hedahi, took second place among the 13 teams. For the second consecutive report meeting, e high division banner went to Division B, under Thor G. 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The convention, whjch opened last night, is to end Friday evening with a concert by an all-state high school chorus, under the direction of Drs Peter Dykems, of Columbia Univer- | sity. New York City. Speakers at this forenoon's session were William S. Taylor, dean of the ef educetion, University of Kentuctty and Br:-Carleton: Wash- burne, superintendent of Winnetka, | Ul, city schools. committee was named yeste: Members are 8S. J. A. Boyd, Langdon; Hazel McCulloch and L, A. White, Minot; Dean Joseph Kennedy, Grand Forks; Mrs. Anna McLean Rother, Devils Lake; Dr. C. L. Kjerstad, Dickinson; O. F. Cutko- sky, Bo R. M. Black, Ellendale, and G. W. alley City. Scores of Girls Duped By Fake Movie Maker San Francisco, Nov. 7.—(#)—Charg- ing that he swindled scores of girls from Central and South America out of thousands of dollars through a fake motion picture school, police today held Frederick M. 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