The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 2

a Vey Lanne 9S res g Ey AF PI wa THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1980 VEG EET PEEL ONE RG CU LE REET ES Fair ir Employment Conditions in North Dakota Says Federal Report ’ wt ito saxophone past led 2978. t the and ‘win SAR, ie issonsdod'put vs tas alee bas es «| (| UDE NEON SIGN service branch, an business cee presidents Eddie, Spriggs. solo trom- |of 9,211 and their saving in feed alone LA The Products corporation State Records DEMAND FOR FARM 1A be cornet; |amounted to $2,459.25 up to January ialntelns tector ae Goa a { Fun Goode, baritone sazobness: (1, te0n P HERE} cz. = a: esbeds kept diene t The band already hes a large pro-| Reasons advanced by W. C. Tully, Darts of the world. The signs are} sii, by 38 North poultry gram ahead. The middle of nextjextension poultry specialist at the \. |unusual in that the illumination 1s] paises “tattied” the hens—the Font tt is to ap at the district Agricultural college, flocks caused by electric current passing showed that the 3,686 hen Edudation meeting here,|should be culled early are:{ Culling through neon gas contained tn 8 tube.|in the 88 farm flocks laid an aver- ING School Musicians Organize for! ang the following month it is to fur-|insures that the feed will be be State Branch of Great Falls The tubes are bent into the shape of fie of 1, ons compared with 2 ; corn the ed by better producing hens. letters desired. ¢ HARVEST iN END Active Season; Begin- ce} Baer et ak 29 ? Hes! me erie yuan to eave better hens| Business to Locate Glass Sa liasians. hn a wari fore penity ‘se sold ta ‘ie keep the band on the go almost |for breeders, makes more room tor Industry in Ci matic and complete. consisting of reg-|in July. the difference in average ners Are Sought wie Wale Radio concerts also are|the useful hens, improves the health ike Wtupeeridn, Glekiting and repaint-|tricome per hen over feed cost was ting Normal and goes being planned f coming winter |of the flock and results in a tig sav- br the |i, immediate’ replacing of glass 1et-|8 cents in favor of June, Factories Operating bbl MARY PROCATHE: William Davis was elected president] Deong, Dl belied ine tn weed Bismarck has been chosen tebhan bay Wetted oF shtseenine kad Fuller, ry management Road Work and Building Broadway avenue and Eighth street. |o¢ the juvenile band at the regular ‘The beginners’ band will start in| Old birds are virtually always the/state distributing and sérvice potnt of sot | Cts broken by storm ort parts. The| specialist, a and C1 ‘Tally. poultey- = Absorb Slack Hetecser's, G4, aid 1630 a.m, [meeting and rehearsal. Monday eve-| | The Begimers, tte wito wish tolones which become affected with dis; |the Electrical Products corporation ot|eervies brassah mere wil to contpeeat i gricultaral college S01 a ae yuna |Singand the prospects of @ very 80°) in hand work should see Clarion lease, a factor which makes culling|Great Falls, Montana, manufacturers| With glass-blowing devices and all poultry record keeping, are “hing TION EVANGsouri Synod) {tive season were reviewed. Besides) mae on the Instructor and director especially Important, Tuberculosis tn] o¢ Cigude Noon signs Recessary appliances for taking care| Poultry record keeping, are making TION KEEPS UP th street at Avenue A, {selecting a president. the pand eled and ‘The next|poultry is very prevalent in this state of several hundred of the signs now| Plans for another, year's wo Fount, Wichert, pastor, Louis Ahlen vice president and Nina|at once ihe cs and. will always. be until ooultry| Since last June, FM. BoWIAN,|ingailed in tne state or in process of| Poultry, raisers who wish to cooper- sungas,cehool, ict 89 * "| Mele, noretary reuse reer Geginners regietered and| raisers. realize that birds over two| representative of the’ company, oes|consragtion aad instaiiation Gererel fe caer aus ae ae ie Minnesota Crops Source of Ac: juin i relic, fuperintender 10.00, | the membership last Monday eve- oY ne ae =f old are the troublemaker The| een looking over the state tee a to-|ot the new displays are to be be in-| "ney ,hone to secure at least 100 1, \ tivity and Flouring Mills enbible four, 6: 45 p.m. In charge Of/ning stood at ane reget oy 4 cost of properly feeding a laying hen|cation for the business, Through the| stalled here shortly. cle sein EEE oak a Expanding Evening service (inglish) at 7:20. i por tet eaos ‘will not be in con- Culling Hens Pays Rye to about $2 a year, according | assistance and cooperation of @dward] The ee are “ig gees yy is — ry ig \ aiue Gat Seveutt str TE atte esas musare 46 F: Data Shi : - monthly rental for use and| spent their leisure time upon the 4 th street ‘arm Da iow 5 ‘ Minneapolis,“ Sept, 18-—UP—The] Soles ae nasto Gane graduated, “Among. those ‘woo ida Approximately 1,000,000 fish « hegmeeranpe) they can do there, 90 per ‘cent supply and demand for farm labor Siotning ‘service t 11, The choir | fi iisned last year are: Merle Schwan-| That culling poultry flocks early in| were shipped safely by the U. on $0 neta e ‘and 20 per cent is “quite evenly balanced” on grt sings, under tho direction of Clarion tes. solo clarinet and last year’s preai-|the fall pays well is shown by the|bureau of fisherier to Chile built jands Pram Soe Hoel i Dakota farms, eae iy iene E-yvening service at 7:20. The Trinity | gent; Marlen Loehrke, solo cornet|records kept last year by 46 North| winter. waright illegal. monthly report, issued today, by Lutheran quartet will sing two, num: ard T. Jones, federal statistician, | por. “The Conversion of the Philip- ‘United States Department of cad jPian Jatler” Oe ieermcs subject. Many unskilled workers are also! Confirmation Saturday, 10 a.m, being absorbed in road construction, — ‘ railroad maintenance, city improve- FIRST tae cet d other outdoor operations, bediat:| Dene Bere - | prison ae 8m. m, Sunday. are working at nore ‘revall in the eos pete ee hs 0. building trades. Service at 7:45 p.m. The choir will : For the two largest cities of the | sing. ee ee y : b \ rt said: Friday, evening Mr. an: rs. O. - tions are more satisfactory than for | dan wreae ea ae FIRST CHURGH OF CHRIST . pecvestita, Local manufacturing Yourth street and Avenue C. lants generally operating at normal. junday service at 11 a.m. subject, 4 The surplus of building-trades men is nday echivel at 9:45 a.m. B E F O RE “a slight, while general outdoor opera-| Wednesday evening — testimonial eer tions are furnishing employment for | meeting at 8 o'clock. talitedat 116% d work-|_,4 reading room maintain nearly all available unskillet Fourth street is open, daily ig oaeet ers. lega’ olidays, Hy “Good call for har- | Sunday, 3 to 5 p.m. vest workers but the supply during wend i sade some ite to meet all re- the building industry, bu {fra E. Hersberg, minister. fo men § Showed substantial improvement ee Sem or J ugust and th i hi ico at 11. ; = ‘ i employment to unskilled workers, ac- | ,, Christian Endeavor, 7:80 p. m. , ia cording to the report. ") By PN ete ae aes & prefers @ shaciinaibde : emia Sperations. and ied ap-|5 Sere solo—A. Engelhardt. salen In like manner... proximately 1,000 people to payrolls, Wednesday, 8 p.m., midweek prayer tered seasonal gains during Augus| ,,/va fe siudrine,the second coming ry OF A ZENIT of Chris Mr. Jones said in his report. us in this study. Bring your Bible y SENSE THE SUPERIORI N H Construction operations in the larg- | and come. JT S EASY I Y Oo ted to become more z report states, while renewed activity ai oaseeran Pastor. is looked for soon in flour milling. Chureh school, 10/8. m. with classes Little change was recorded in iron Mrs. Howard McNutt, ‘ em c : Raded augnly to forces employed.” | MoTHMe NOMRIE St 1, : So your mind is made up! Why not pausea moment before __son for their confidence. You'll find “It’s easyto sense the ; threshing os i os ‘: t ‘hess ania jaainictia large aden Ronan you buy? Perhaps you haven't heard all the radios. 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