The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1933, Page 2

snare tenn ete rhe tee ia dha erat ieee tenance mn THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933 eee eee eee ee # ----HERE ARE SOME HINTS---- eee eee ae se . sit or Expert Discusses Varieties, Methods Grand Rapids for leaf lettuce; All] Added to Toll Is 40,000 Wound- ‘s, Stonebead and Improved Hanson foc hon ed and 100,000 Driven From Commerce x Vegetable crops in the United States s . fm 1998 for time exceeded Muskmelon—Emerald Gem is very early and of high quality. Onion—Nearly all do well. Yellow Globe Danvers and Southport Yellow Globe for yellow; Red Wethersfield| Berlin, April 7—(?)—Ohancellor and Southport Red Globe for red;| Adolf Hitler has placed the price of White Portugal and Sou ‘White; Germany's “rebirth” at 330 persons ,|Globe for white; Denia and Giant/slain, 40,000 persons wounded and Gibraltar for transplanting. 100,000 driven from commercial life. Parsnips—Hollow Crown satisfac-| He declared outright to an audience tory. of cabinet members, diplomats and Pea—Extra early, Radio, Alaska,/newspaper correspondents Thursday Surprise; early, Laxtonian, Blue Ban-/| night that these were the figures on tam, or Pioneer; medium, Lincoln;/the long incipient revolution which late, Improved Strategem. These va-|led to his rise to power. Tieties all have dwarf vines. “The German Press hitherto Peppers—Harris Earliest, Neapoli-/marched behind, but today it marches n. abreast of the times. No government Potatoes—Triumph or Early Ohios./can destroy a press which prints the Pumpkin—Omaha and Sugar Pie. |truth,” he declared. Radishes— Scarlet Turnip White] A virtual Nazi dictatorship will be Tip, Crimson Giant and White/established in the federation of Ger- Icicle for early planting: White} man industries with the election of a Strassburg for summer; White Chi-/Nagi-controlled executive board. nese and Round Black Spanish for} Nasi Christians, in the meanwhile, winter use. have acted to wipe out all traces of Rhubarb—The smaller stalked red-| Jewish religion in Christian teachings der varieties are considered morejand a government “culture tax” was choice. Seedlings will not come true|seen Friday as a further move toward and if raised from seed the redder/nationalization of the Protestant | stalked plants are used. Rutabagas—|church, Improved Purple Top one of best.| What course the Hitler government enough and before the|SPinach—Norfolk is earliest. King of|will take in regard to the Catholic be sown, plant- Denmark stands longest without run-|church may be disclosed after a talk : ning to seed. Squash—White Bush|this week-end between the Pope and Scallop and Cocogelle for summer} Vice Chancellor Frang von Papen in use; Buttercup, Hubbard and Table/Rome. (A Rome Associated Press dis- Queen for winter. patch Thursday night said Baron von Tomatoes—Bison, Red River OF/Papen and Capt. Hermann Goering, Earliana for early; Agassiz, EarlY/of the Hitler cabinet, will visit the Jumbo, or John Baer for late. Water-/ Pope over the week-end to discuss the melon—Arikara, Earliest and Sweet-/Nazi-Catholic situation in Germany). est, Cole’s Early and Volga or Winter tion of the federation of al i g i j i fl 1 ik i i i i Throughout our store we now offer genuine bargains in newly-arrived Spring Furniture —here are just a few! a i i | { rd & great advantage the plants an early Iping to preserve mois- Tite bil Bas SERZEES bite ise i i fl are among the best. —— is Stout the most accom-|| Weather Report of garden crops. Since it| @. ee E i industries was aimed at adaption of an industrial policy to the views of the government, meaning Nazi control of vital industries. The old executive board resigned Thursday. =e if 2 HANDSOME LIVING ROOM PIECES, ONLY season vegetable that will FORECAST Bismarck and vicinity: Snow oc rain probable tonight and Satur- day; colder Satur- . from early summer until | day. pring *69°° Our first solid car of new spring furniture has arrived, been unpacked, and placed on our floors for your approval. : g NO gegt git if H 3 E F i He Again After Lapse Of Over 13 Years i i i HW a sf n : | i Fe iH fF aff rf iH it HG ‘ glass or 15 cents a bottle. Airplanes augmented trucks in deliveries to dis- tant points. A carnival spirit reigned in 8t. eEE k F i ; IH Satt Hi ; i Ps i fi rf a 4 I s zg i] in tt several materials that| slightly warmer in south tonig! in® southe Sati 3 somewhat colder Sat y in northwest. . GENERAL CONDITIONS ure areas are cent r Great Lakes roming while a over H tt ain i i i Pull-Up Chairs 65 Es Your Credit Is Good at Kennelly’s KENNELLY FURNITUR e ON THE AIR-OVER KGCU—1:45 P. M. MANDAN 48 F Low over the wy over .|sure area is Oregon. 1 over the Great price. Bed, Van- Genuine Wal- j B ij i i Ee | i E- 3 tation kes region, western eollected in i REEF pe : F FRE i f E i i E | cS a Fes H E L [ State Agricultural Popular pub- Circular No. 58 by A. F. just been reprinted to hundreds of requests for copies. of vegetables best adapted growing in North Dakota are in this publication. Following Mst of the varieties recom- “Mary Washington is the Yielder and most free from snap—Bountiful and String- Pod are the best green | Drake, sorts; Webber Wax, and Pen- | Du ‘Wax are high quality wax va- Beans, dry—Great Northern ly navy are good white Kidney and Hidatsa are ones. Beans, lima—Only bush sorts such as ‘Wonder or Henderson’s mature in the average Missouri rive at 7 a. m. 19 _ Lede a. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 95. Reduced to sea level, 29.76. 27.95. NORTH DAKOTA POINTS ga Hf Hi f i E pf [- iy se i BERE 2 iff ll | § iF rH i i g Zz E z Eg i i E iF Ee t 4 $ i eee Hy i | aé li 43 He li | 1 i 1 F E I i Ad i BE Bush 's will Ni Beete—Any variety will do well, De- Dark Red is good. Broceoli—Italian Green-sprouting is well worth trying. Ww nhagen Market is a good early; Danish Ballhead late. | zg i Jackson’ season. bi | ; i i é t it PtP tt pit ttt pitt ttt Beseseeeesesesssssss888s838: a [ Carrot—all 4 uesuseeteeusansenesengoses3s: sbbeeobbeseebbseBeeneeeees* A NEW DEAL!! persia ef E F cards, Well here's a deal where you simply can’t lose; all the cards are aces. We've taken three of the really 4 fae: eseo ee len fish ope cus eed obey od Wyatt Sep equipment. 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