The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1934, Page 3

) wf Here DECLARES AIM 1S TOINGREASE PRICE LEVEL IN AMERICA Says Additional Legislation Needed to Improve Pres- ent Financial Set-Up NEED METALLIC RESERVES Resists Effort to Inflate by iS Speeding Up Government Printing Presses. Washington, Jan. 15.—(?)—The text of President Roosevelt's monetary message to congress follows: we are making in restoring s fairer price level and with our purpose of “eriving eventually at a less variable “By making clear that we are es- tablishing permanent metallic re- serves in the possession and owner- ship of the federal government, we can organize a currency system which will _be both sound and adequate. “The issuance and control of the medium of exchange which we call ‘money’ is a high prerogative of gov- ernment. i. “Because they were scarce, because used for money or as a basis for forms of money which in themselves had i ul EE Fe i a E Ps i oF & iE i 3 a t “bi il ut E I i i i j Hh abet 1 & i k I I : jlegislation relating to tl and sale of gold and to other mone- |! reserve which will change in amount only so far as: necessary for the set- tlement of international balances 9 may be required by a future agree- ment among the nations of the world for @ redistribution of the world stock of monetary gold. : Must ‘Determine’ Value “With the establishment of this Permanent policy, placing .all mone- tary gold in the ownership of ' the: government asa bullion base for its currency, the time has come for a more ‘certain determination of the gold value of the American dollar. Be- cause of world uncertainties, I do not believe it desirable in the public in- terest that an exact value be now fixed. The president is authorized by THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1984 COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS | Bismarck, North Dakota, December 4th, 1883, 10 e’c! The Boi of Cou convened at 10 o'clock A. M._ O01 call Commissioners Swanson, Will, Fricke and Soder were presen’ Moved by Commi Tiedman and seconded by Comm! ner Fricke that the minutes of the Proved as read. on, ay Lavine & Welch, supplit Dan J. McDonald, poate rr 1 | George Gabel, road wo! Le Roll cail: Swans ‘Tiedman, aye; Will, aye; Fricke, Ln Sod e. . ay time the Board proceeded to examine and allow or reject bills 1 to 238, sub: Personal tax N. C Present legislation to fix the lower|4J: Umit of permissible revaluation at 50 Careful study leads me to|?" believe that any revaluation at more than 60 per cent of the present statu- tory value would not be in the pub- lc interest. I, therefore, recommend the congress that it fix the upper Permissible revaluation at 60 exchange power, I sug- gest that, out of the profits of 1| devaluation, there should be set we fund of -two billion dollars for such purchases and sales of gold, foreign exchange and government securities as the regulation of the currency, the maintenance of the credit of the government and the general welfare of the United States may require. Would Amend Legislation “Certain amendments of existing he tary matters would add to the coi venience of handling current prob- lems in this field. The secretary of the treasury is prepared to submit in- formation concernng such changes to] M the appropriate committees of the congress, recommendations | “The foregoing relate chiefly to gold. The other prin- M cipal precious metal—silver—also has bee nused from time immemorial as & metallic base for currencies as well as for actual currency itself. It is used as such by probably half the pop- ulation of the world. It constitutes a ry ¥ Auditor, road work ... ‘Chas, Glitschka, rent for J. Clifford for August Mrs, Tom Hannaw: allowance t Kavonius, care of Pihl- ja Child . Anna pension 6 Henry Kinkeed, poor allow- er’s pension Mrs. Kate Sw! pension .... Mrs. Julia Jordan, pension. Mrs. André 's pension . Elizabeth Griffin, moth- *s pension , Margaret er’s_pension Mrs. Florence er’s pension Carl Berndt, poor allowanc rs. Edith Piercy, mothet Pension Mrs. Sadie Kendall, mother’ pension Mrs. Frank very important part of our own mone- | * tary structure, “On December 21, 1933, I issued a Proclamation providing for the coin- age of our newly-mined silver and for | a1 increasing our reserves of silver bul- lion, thereby putting us among the first nations to carry out the silver agreement is distinctly a step in the right direction and we are proc to perform our part of it. lations Agreed “E ii i g Z g a é Ss E § E i g g F] i : ! Hy rt ay F i { ii ge i t : 3 : a | fF | | a3 g i bag bs 2 : il i j i é : ages | de i tS a? rt = F g é 2 a crete i A i Mrs. Gus Olson, poor allow- ance irs. Iva Pension o Mrs. Agnes Vaskes, mother’s pension N. Dak. Children’s Hoi care of Anna Mae Frasie! irs. I. F, Lytle, care of Johi Halpin Mike Smith, rent for rent for Mrs. I. M. E._H. Pierce, Sept. rent for Mrs, Shaw r D._J. McGillis, Sept. rent for ‘Joe Solmon Mrs. 'T. J. McLaughlin, rent for Mrs. Anna Co: W. E. Perry, burial of Mrs. Anna J. McCarl Perry, bi ree Mrs. Beardsley Lutheran Old Peop! care of M. Bassen W. E. Perry, coron: City of Bismarck, water Dept water for Community Kit- John Hanson Jake Merkel, road work .. Good Samaritan & of old people ..... The Salvation light, etc. for Kitchen J. C. Penney Co., clothing for H. Kinkhead Joe Fisher,-road Mrs. H. Swindling, 5 Ward Children - Albina Smeader, caré of P. ere Z . Wen Central Meat erles for Mrs. Lauder Kota Dairy, milk for poor Kota Dairy, milk for poor . Bismarck Hospital, acct. Kei neth Arnts George Dohn, Sept. rent for Orlando Peterson - Mrs, Marie Far: John Burden - ‘Lutheran Old Peopie's Home, care of old people * Lutheran San. & care of J. Wegemen J. H, McDonnell, haul let crews Convert’s Funeral Service, burial of Mrs. Bessie Olson Lee Sanders, road work .. Albert. Bourgois, road work Nels Pederson, road work .. Carl Martineson, road 'T. H. Suby, road’ work .. low Griffin, road w: Paul Hogue, road work .. John Carison, road work Econom: let Axel Sod enses ‘Wegemen Hall's Drug let John Swanson Bismarck Hospital, acct. Betty Lou Maichel C. W. “Anderso! brit Nor, Luth. Church of Am- erica, care of Carol L. r icCarl George Kusch, road work .. mas. Co., gas & oil ...... gas & oll ber & T. Parke, ST H. Crane, services .. Quanrud, Brink & Upp i rent ct to due or delinquent iS Files polling pli ‘. is place Chemical emical A. hipp, servi Burroughs | Addi mileage Gab ent tor Behl family fo pt. Mrs. J. L. Kelley, prisoners J. L. Ke ‘on ce fiubei In Motor Co., ja Motor services, gas ~vicer W. W. Memorial priation » Toad Toad wor a D. Barkman, r Cleveland, road work rry Ulrich, road work .. ward B. ix, road work and rent of truck .. Ingvold Elde, road ‘wot Elmer Josephaon, 42.00 1.00 services St. Alexius Hot county patients Roan & ite por county patients Lillian Heupel, 8. J. King, mile: Dept. of State Highways, plies 246.66 1518.37 470.93 50.00 15.16 12.83 16.85 sup- ty poor A. P. Lenhart, county poor . Edwin L. Bothn drugs for 0 lthat F, F, Wyckoff of Stani 9 | that, th and seconded by Commissioner Will that Lenny C. Lane, of Driscoll, North Dakota, be allowed $10 per month for taking care of the A. M. McCarl fiilsre beginning November is! Swanson, aye; Tiedman, Frici Boder, Swanson ‘Tledman, 3 Soder, Com atssion call all mem: ft P. A. Wen- care of P. ‘with the 15th of Oct- | inson Biemarek, Nerth Daketa, December eth, ates, o:80 A.M. The Board af County Commission. ed. On foll ry y Commissioner Tied- man that George ‘Will be appointed Chairman Pro Tem. foner Tiedman loner Fricke until 3:30 4 Oth, 1988, 2:80 o'clock P. M. The Board of County Commission. ers reconvened. On roll call sioners ranson, Tiedman, Frick Will and Soder were present. The El aRere, ‘was spent reading applica- ions, etc. Moved by Commissioner Will and seconded by Commissioner Frick it the Bos adjourn until 9:30 o'clock December 7th, 1 call: Swanson, ik, A. M. of County Commission- On roll call Com- nson, Tiedman, Fricke and Soder were present. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Fricke @ following resolution be ap- Be it resolved that a certain Judg: ment _in the amount of $250 against one Otto Rachel of A: ih hundred fort renty= five be satisfied of record in so far as aforesafd land is concerned. Said Judgment being filed in the Clerk of Court's office the 10th day of Febru- ary, 1928, Clerk of Court's case number being 201 Roll cal Swanson, ay aye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, Application for relief on lots 1 and block 64, McKenzie and Coffin's Addition rejected. Report of Edward 8. Allen approved led. and port of H. R. Bonny approved and filed. Report of Joseph L. Kelley approved and filed, loved Commissioner Fricke and onded yy. Commissioner Swanson it joard adjourn until 2:00 p.m. o'cloc! Roll _cal Swanson, aye; Tiedman, ‘Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, ismarck, Nerth Dakota, December ‘Tth, 198%, 2:00 e’clock P. M. The Board of County Commission: ers reconvened. On roll call Commis: sioners Swanson, Tiedma: Fricke and Soder were present. Commissioner Will imber 6921 rrant issued. Tied: ve seconded By joner Fraiche , Nort Dakota, retain costs collected by him 10}in re Mountrail County vs. Burleigh Anton Beer, witness ? in Beer, wi joes cry. Martineson, itness fe Virgil Plunkett, witns Ralph G. Jenkins, witne Irene Britton, witness Mrs. Esther Peterson, w! iy et tee, witness feen Peter R. Hagen, witn Judith Swee, witness Conrad Fi Chas, A. Commissioner... r, services as Coun- ty Commissioner ... William Fricke, serv! County Commissioner George Will, ices County Commissioner aosttoyed” helene bet ore, 930 watch wae — 3.00 Moved by Commissioner Fricke and seconded by Commissioner Will that the Board accept $50 for taxes on lots 23 and 34, block 8, Vill of Wing, from 1937 to 1932, ‘inclusl Roll Sw 3: Swanson, aye; Will, aye; Fricke,” of g. a Mi 8 balance for services id action, which Ml call: Swansot aye: Will, aye; Frick vi by Commissi: seconded we Commissioner Swanson that Mrs. ry Dixon be allowed $10 per month for @ period of five months for faking care of her grandd: Roll call: nson, Application for correction of hail insurance on N% of NE% 84-137-79 spprov d. lov second ner Will and loner Tiedman until 10 o'clock ii 9 | Grocery corporation of this city Sun- WILL MOVE TO FARGO Nash-Finch Manager Will Be- come Head of C. H. Rob- inson Company }company. Dietz will succeed E. A. Zipfel as manager at Fargo and Zipfel will move to the Des Moines office of the Dietz as manager of the of the wholesale indefinitely. Mr. have four daughters resides at 1002 Eighth testimonial to Dietz. Present. E. T. toastmaster and most employes gave short of Madison, Wis., who formerly was employed by Mr. Dietz here. Dietz expects to move to Fargo ‘Wednesday or Thursday. Fargoan Is Accused In Highway Mishap Fargo, N. D., Jan. 15—(}—A man- slaughter charge was placed against, A. L, Farr, Fargo, Monday as the re- cult of an automobile collision 3% miles west of here last Monday which resulted in the death of Margaret Bakke, 16, of Kindred. A. R. Bergesen, state's $45,000 Loss Caused By Grand Forks Fire Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 15.—(?)}— Fire, starting about noon caused a day, Prank Bitzan, general manager, estimated. ‘ Fire damage was held largely to the | ind | third story of the building but water | and smoke left the balance of the wholesale grocery almost a total loss. a fell from an ice Gov. William Langer Sunday left for Oklahoma City to attend @ con- There are tricks to all trades, even that of safely setting an ordinary Mouse or rat trap. Here's one that many have learned from . After pulling back the spring, hold the trap upside down. 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