The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1933, Page 3

ist in protec- fun Also THEATRE TONIGHT News and Novelties Coming — Coming “Congress Dances” their biggest —_ Flot Hypnotized 80 minutes of fast, furious Telephone! Home owners should look upon their insurance agent CAPITOL tion—ready to be consulted as a speci at any moment. Property By . Representatives "i Einar Twete, Burke-Divide counties, property and their nt pupils from $2 to Bring Results qn through the night. morning the worst of a cold is Tribune Want Ads over. During the Twete, Svingen, Crockett the convenient Vicks Nose OFFERED IN HOUSE Two bills were in the legislative The bill also provides for install- ment redemption of such Twete and the other sponsors of the bill want it enacted as an emergency Niewoehner said he has provided for a reduction in high school tuition linquent Taxes Asked By Bill No. 2, is sponsored by Rey sentative H. F. Niewoehner, McHenry, and amends the high school tuition law enacted in 1931. C. O, Svingen, Bottineau, and William M. Crockett, Cavalier. sold at tax sales in 1931 or a prior year and which is still held by the count $1.50 @ week, putting the tuition on the basis used prior to 1931.. Measure because, as they said, “many residents of this state are unable to pay the full amount of taxes assessed against their §| homes with full interest and penalty, and many municipalities are thereby It is sponsored by of Colde—fully explained in each Vicks package. Very briefly, it is this: for added comfort and relief. of their revenues.” usually f | ampton believed it would be at least’ only known real estate; holdings were his home here, “the Beeches,” and the Cooli at Plymouth, Vt. | per cent on property sold at tax sales. Gov- » whereby every the the will with » they Monday among papers at the Cool-| "8 plan put Estate at $500,000 Coolidge’s and text of his will, will not be revealed until Jan. 17, when the document will be filed for probate. » is given credit | for non-reside: idge homstead He was known to collections by the Farm Loans association were bet- ter in 1932 than in 1931, officials said ” It was drawn up; 10.—()—Despite | deprived from a considerable amount attributed improve- the modern tules of health, for better Contro! Hemenway, The actual date, colds. fi value of. oan cod bea sa] Revision of Law Covering De- tate, which he left to his widow, They w. former law partner, found Coolidge’s occupation of the white house. imate Coolid, Mrs. Coolidge was named execu: There was no official estimate of the estate, but neighbors in North- Government Loan trix. dollar paid on account of the mort- into operation by the Manitoba Canadians Collect ernment last spring, borrower or purchaser ment entirely to the new have had stock holdings. Ralph ever, was not disclosed. Grace Goodhue “simple and brief. loans with as “funda- currency is- 3 Follow VICKS PLAN for Better CONTROL of Colds two per cent tion costs and fund, the other | Tuesday. and the United t, % per cent to Million Days Imprisonment bonds and currency, festaes providing for a government new law] The system, Quamme said, would|for payments made to the associa- tor the Tate would constitute an amortization payment to the Federal One Billion Dollars Fine. . For FEWER Colds — LESS SEVERE Colds — LESS EXPENSE t to pay the government's On Loan Bonds of St. Paul, former presi ital security” One-half of serve Banks Issue Notes Anvooattns business men at a meeting, Proposal Is to Have Federal Re- make an immediate market for farm tion to the extent of $1.30 for each MAY ASK EXPANSION j= ‘h CURRENCY ISSUE Reserve bank for retiring the cur- i a a Hue uli THE Er TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933 aa He i gui ne ia ip ith ae H Steele, N. D., Jan. 3, 1933. WOULD CUT OUT JOB ne il whl a nit 14 a tit be ‘and the | be - state tuberculosis sanatorium at San/|e Haven, Dr. Chas, MacLachlan, intendent, reported. tten- a fall , Super: oprert lief.” igned, increasing parts of necessary to for as at the legislative session to rel constantly growing me! Tel Jan. 4, 1932. pseudonym, We will re- We reserve timber The river is it is al reulous. at beta take some ad u said, Ith timber ona tube: and tion to the situation two Bismarck, N. D., Patients can vacancies occur. Va- be here, usually from Chapple, superintendent of 1001 for the blind waiting This ward is crowded to its capacity and new be received as be returned writers. All letters MUST be si; If you wish to use a < é H 3 Fs = & é | H 3 4 5 s . 3 3 3 $s 3 F 3 g ° . H s FE 2 H A & Letters dealing with con- troversial religious subjects, which attack individuals alizing Brings Vacancies People’s Forum conform to this policy, WANTS REAL ACTION It then flows not Enter Until Death P, EXECUTIVE SRN = Many On Waiting List But aga Water now is obtained from the| mi Tongue river. “The last two years have been at: tended by a constantly waiting list and demand f “The Tongue river rises about sign the pseudonym first and your miles to the southwest hie Bat in the Pembina hills,” he More room is also needed at ‘The “greatest need” tution for feeble-i “Most of those on our the custodial girls’ ward. these have been “Pully re: Editor's terest. which offend good ta: play will own name beneath ft. spect such requests. the right to delete such letters as may B. the sch AT GRARTON SOL, tion to provide a water supply for in: ability to overcome it, we have em: the school. and fraught with anxiety at our years it will be uncertain supply, especially in the winter of dry seasons.” health of its citizens will be go’ first by the state’s finances, and ondly by the interest its cit in urging the members of house to provide increased and wood-gatherers are denuding the sources of inevitable that in not far dai shrubbery. sources are clothed wit thickly-growing small ‘trees, farms, soil blows and death,” he added. said the state should ing country for many merous turns and curves, grassy prairie has the river and is filling the the river badly in shrinking, and we think ary space,” he said. sions the state will MORE ROOM NEEDED 429 a2 r™) 2 ¢ 2 @ [x] Seubeii, 43 42 & oN Sivziesd 22 2 =) peESyhe> gf & co "O 28,85885 3&8 3 ae SO isibesss f2 33% a = Veus 3a. 9% St we ae eEdeey a: WS dE Oz O gsaiiisag di a3y a E s we eo ae 3 i a ers 3 YL gegstshsa ge §¢8 ey o) sheovsesEs B= % a. a“ & eesgese3, Fee ga — 9 | peegeisis 22 288 & SRBSfa5 58 S22 5B: tr) wi ES erS gh ER eRe 223 = gas seb ek Ee “ss gsgeeas Bs Fo 22 8 waged gaides §27s2°3¢ 7 His i i il ee ba aft Hiayt bi Hie zl a Pali . aT Bat a4] Tat Hae eitiatal stan, stitentliinny ET i Lane itn sail aunt sitity(, uit Avil I Eeicgil i i pepeeelt Ha ae atl PE eeu Re eh a pbhilaiaali 2 api J i hal i ie fa ee UG ai Lei He Ge HL ie die aie Hid Ha ra ih et a ; pabeile Aas ee ia HH lL feel i fa i: = i fil ii quipregas® f2 q Sgeepgae EPR gta] ea =S a4. ae aan Hi, i Hat ae (es zation payments benefit to