The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1930, Page 10

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Some and all the racing stunts were done.|folks were picking olives and it was The Tinies joined the merry throng/a gight to see. Said Clowny, “Gee, and quickly left. the place. “Well,pbut I'm surprised! I, frankly, never now I guess we'll take a chance on|realized that olives that we buy in| ™MOM’N witnessing a native dance,” exclaimed| jars are grown upon a tree.” the friendly Travel Man, with smile MOM, WAIT TILL YOU HEAR THE ! | OF A BEAUTY CONTEST NEWS ABOUT YOUR PROMINENT WAIT AND GET THIS STRAIGHT! 1 SUPPOSE Mf THINK E HUSGAND! THis AFTERNOON + / \ WELL, WHAT O10 /| | AEvTER WE HAD BEEN INTRODUCED Toe semctuine to YES, OF A BEAUTY SOME PROMOTERS AND BIG ‘You FOR THIS AND ALL, THEY CAME RIGHT TO. ‘IGET ALL STEAMED UP ABOUT!CONTEST! BUT THIS IS upon his face. (The Tinymites meet a friendly water BUSINESS MEN CAME INTO TIME? THE POINKAND ASKED ME TO enn REAL. 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