The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1934, Page 3

PRIORI MES SRL 82 INANE BERETS PNR GSS ENE ES TET ROLE TNT IE TE EIT De AN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1984 - Hugh 8. Johnson, national recovery|lotment of grasshopper bait already |the county agent pointed out. administrator, J. Henry Kling, man-| have been billed to other distributing | Forage crops over the entire county Dr. Maysil Williams ager of the Bismarck-Mandan credit/centers and more will be shipped out jare in danger, he continued, and with bureau, said here Tuesaday. this week unless farmers get busy and|the pests taking wing in the next ly was the first woman ever to attend from. Kling has received notice of the| distribute the poison immediately, said | week or 10 days the poison must be Dr. Maysil Williams, health officer| the conference, which has been con- |take place in Minneapolis, Boardman address from Guy H. Hulse, secretary | Henry ©. Putnam, county extension |gotten out at once to be effective. The |for the state of North Dakota, has|(ucted annually for over 40 years. |was well known for his activities in of the National Association of Credit| agent, Tuesday. Sawdust content has been increased |returned from the annual conference OWN SEDRAN witin banding birds, and was Secretary Dern Monday Men and: will listen to the speech) All farmers getting’ relief from the |and three pounds more of arsenic|of state and territorial health of.| JAMESTOWN BIRDMAN D dap reget tan Fa committee representing Missouri river|on the radio. Hulse asserted that/ federal government in the form of|per 100 pounds of bait will be-added | ficers, which was held at Washington,| Jamestown, N. D., June 19.—(#—|the author of numerous articles deal- development interests that he would| Johnson's presence at the credit men’s | seed for feed crops will be checked on |before the poison is spread. This|D. C., with Surgeon General Hugh|uneral services were conducted here | ing with birds, / . C. make the necessary requests for allot-| convention indicates an understand-| and if they haven't the poison spread | work will be done at the distributing |S, Cummings of the United States ing on the part of those in charge of| their seed loans will be discontinued, |centers. " Public health service as director. Dr. EXPECT FUNDS FOR ARMY PUBLIC WORK Secretary Dern Promises to Push Missouri River Devel- opment at Fort Peck Williams has the distinction of being | Tuesday afternoon for Charles Edwis the first woman ever appointed & perintendemt Returns from Capitol] sete neath ofticer ana consequent. the recovery program of the vital part peeenneenOeirae rey Heater bocce ys 2 he eee eee , “of the work the nal economic order. - Washington, June 19.—P-—Allot-|Cnbineers have started pushed to oom: | The National Retail Gredit associa- pletion. It has such vital significance | tion is s mutual organization com- not only to the Missouri river valley,| Posed of retailers and their credit but the entire upper Mississippi val-|¢xecutives and is the largest of its ley. There is no disposition to inter- | kind in the world, serving over 150,000 rupt the work, and we will do what- hate lus os grantors in the United suffice and Canada, ever is required to secure ent Tt has more than 1,900 retail credit jandan it Bureau, vy. chief of engineers, estimated that|Xling, is one. In their files are dates $20,000,000 could be efficiently ex-|0" the paying habits of more than pended on all rivers and harbors work | ©-000,000 retail consumers, Wednesday Daily 2:30-7-9 wens ovine ee een made oa 2°,°¢-| Unused ’Hopper Bait nike ‘amouila to be allowed speuic| Shipped from County Projects. Kad pamelor Geren Two cars of Burleigh county's al- with Dern included fromer Governor Weaver of Nebraska; C. E. 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