The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1931 THE GUMPS—~A FOOL THERE WAS New Salem Farmer Builds Trench Silo New Salem, N. D., Sept. 28.—Fred Klusman has just completed a trench silo on his tarm. It is the first of its kind on the North Dakota Hol-| stein Breeding circuit, according to H. Buss, superintendent of the New Salem association. i The silo has a capacity of 88 tons, more than enough to carry Klus- man’s herd of 18 head through the winter. Klusman estimates he will save 20/ per cent by feeding his corn as silage rather than fodder. Klusman and his son, Clarence, following their motto of “Cull low producers and keep a good herd sire,” . have improved their herd greatly in the last five years. H In 1925 this herd had an average Preduction of 6,578.3 pounds of milk! and 227.5 pounds of butterfat. In| 1930 the same herd had an average_| Production of 10,425.8 pounds of milk | and 375.8 pounds of butterfat. D WHAT BDO WELL - | SEE YOU MEAN = YOU'RE UP Yo GOSSIPING YOUR OLD YRICKS- Me AGAIN ? WHEN | SAW THE WIDOW BUT. WHEN | pp OH- WELL- LET IT GO THIS MORNING - SHE OLD ME HENRIETTA ZANDER]( THEN - ¢ THE ‘SAME STORY ‘THAT | TOLD! SHE PROMISED ME Wield oaks Seis HE YOU = THAT UNCLE BIM TOLD sige DONS BESAU f WE ABOUT YHE FACTORY- end y | THAT 1) WOULDN'T TELL AND | ASKED You YO REPEAT) |{ SHE WOULDN'T YELL ]'( You SHE TOLD ME IT= BECAUSE | PROMISED eee oe YOU HAD TOLD BIM } WOULDN'T TELL- ER- ‘ : GOSSIPING | After 60 years of unselfish service to ‘ ro Aiea. week! | Women in St. Lazare prison for wo- Strip Coal Mine Will | men in Paris, gutting Gon, Laten- a | ligne, above, who is 78 and known as Be Operated at Beach! 22°. Leonide, has been made an of- — | ficer in the French Legion of Honor. Beach, N. D., Sept. 28.—Conversion | She has not left the prison yard since GASOLINE ALLEY— THAT’S WHAT CORKY FOUND OUT of the Gass coal mine near here from) she entered the service at the time @ shaft to a strip mine will be ef-|of the troubles of the Commune. Y fected in the near future, according) Mata Hari, famous spy who was ex- to Jesse Howard and Grant Gass,| ecuted, was one of her charges. Minneapolis, company officials. GLORN ®@E, A survey has shown that a 30-foot 1 vein of coal on the Gass property is FUks ateatp ny Hoey yeaa CORKY ! only 12 feet underground. It is esti-| 5 A. Montgomery, clerk of the court, ‘THEM'S AIGS! mated this vein will produce 40,000) t..2 notified: Gropd werk attorneys, tons of high-quality lignite to the “| acre. ‘The change to a strip mine will be! uipaleon esos oe, sib) td Ee and! terms of district ‘court will be held men were exalbyed iG the shaft mine| mies ad et an hea vinind a all, according ludge George M. ‘A spur track of the Northern Pa-| “Sion when he received requests for cific Railway company must be b yuilt | Special economy from the two coun- to the mine as the first step in the| 4° willbe tned fo remove the top sol] JEAN TAXPAYERS MEETING | | _ Linton, N. D., Sept. 28—A secon ae the vein and to dig out the meeting of the Emmons county tax- z payers’ group will be held in Linton t Wednesd , accordiny Farmers Would Stop __ | to tester 1 Briesie, secretary Soe ds to} A ill be Federal Foreclosure] fa ara itncan, attorney, ‘wil Velva, N. D., Sept. 28—A resolution | 9—— ~~» asking that the Federal Land Bank|| Stickler Solution ‘of St. Paul be forced to postpone fore- | g@————_______ closure of mortgages on farm homes and property has been adopted by the Velva National Farm Loan asso- lation. ‘The resolution appeals for help from President Hoover, North Dakota’s senators and representatives in con- gress, and the governor. The Velva association, Pointing out g cavers ao 6 LZ, 4 {VBE Ay ‘ff | 7B se, aw (ot! # — FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CRENSHAW? KINGSTON SPEAKING...WHAT WR. KINGSTON, ABOUT GOING OUT THERE IN ONE oF WHO HAS BEEN “THOSE AUTOGYRO'S F WHAT! YOU KINGSPN HAS THE RIGHT IDEA'! GET THEM WITH AN ALTOGyRo!! BUT WE'LL HAVE is RH WIRE THE PLANT FoR ONE that the 1931 crop is a total failure in| IN CONSTANT HANENT ANY! WELL, TELEeRAPH THE its district and that the depression | TOUCH with FACTORY FoR ONE... I'LL FooT THE - TO BE SENT OVER AT ONCE... has reduced the income from farm AlRPorT BILL, REGARDLESS OF CocT... WE'VE YOU FELLOWS KNOW How lucts, asks ft tensi f oy a AIK SS OFFICIALS, 7 Ply Those Tunes ? due on loans from the federal bank. 7x REGARDING . ‘M. M. Muus is president of the THE PLient Velva organization and Fred Julian is secretary-treasurer. ‘ By Sata A = following the ~ me Se. TO OPEN COURT TERM cpio aa ails Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 28m | |_ that crowes every bridge but once. BoYS, OFFERS Judge Andrew Miller will open a WHAT HE THINKS THE SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark ONLY cuance OF avicig RESCUE... MOM’N POP WWE'LL HAVE T'GO ALL JUST & DOLLAR |] TAKE THIS ITEM, j OVER our BUDGET and ) a Dav? 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