The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1934, Page 20

gs Ao eee Ce tSi LAL EASES LIARS o THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934 CLOTHING - SHOES - DRESSES - LADIES’ COATS - PIECE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS | VISIT THIS STORE -- SAVE ‘JUST OPENED --- PEOPLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE We Sell Wholesale and Retail to Merchants and the Public People’s Department Store Bismarck’s Popular Department Store Drouth Not Unusual in This State Asserts Federal Weather Obse Mrs. Harriet M. Casey Suc- na] cumbs in Washington at One or More Points Suffering 70 Per Cent of Time for 43 Years, Study Shows Editor's Note: In the following article, Meyer 8. Cohen, an observer at the federal weather station, gives some facts on the drouth, show- ing that it is not so unusual since drouth conditions have pre- vailed at one or another point in the state 70 per cent of the time hual precipitation falls in the months of May, June, July, and August, which the cent, July brings 14 per cent, and August approximately 11 per cent of the annual amount. Long Days Are Help It is the combined long growing Gays, with the sun rising before five o'clock and setting near eight thirty in June, 15% hours of sunshine, with the greatest percentage of moisture usually falling in this the growing Period. It has been these combined conditions which have made it pos- sible to raise wheat, corn and all oth- er crops. The latest available figures average precipitation are for the ear period (1898-1932): Moorhead, Minn., 21.97, Devils Lake, 17.96 inches, Bismarck, 15.93 for 3 Seanages gee F180E? eee fe i ie only 13 per cent less than the 35! year average. The greatest average deficiency over the last 10 years has occurred at Moorhead, Minn.*, yet the only crops that will be harvested in 1934 are to be found in this fertile Red River Valley, where in many locations the crops are above the average. ‘Moorhead, Minn. is used for all, work and averages in figuring data for North Dakota, as it is only separ- ated by the Red River from Fargo, N. ' Some Dry Figures 14.26 116 | «| 3551} 6.62 Wealth? Pooh! He Likes Truck One of the most plu:ocretic princes of the Orient is his father, but this little son of the - Aga Khan worries not at all about wealth’s baubles. Thi tiny dump truck which he hold: by a string is quite enoug! to keep him contented, as gazes inquiringly about at his Darents’ chateau at Aix-les- Bains, France. - W.G.T. U. RE-ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR SATURDAY MORNING Same Goup With One Exception to Lead State Temper- ance Organization Officers of the Women’s Christian) ‘Temperance Union, with the excep- tion of Mrs. H. E. Mielke of Ryder, President, who no longer resides » Were reelected for the it the Friday morning 45th annual conven- closes here Suriday eve- Te i i M. Wanner of James- ~named president, while Pehrson of Alamo was se: A telegram from the state Baptist convention meeting at Fargo was re- celved in which the delegates there Pledged cooperation in the against repeal of the dry laws to be voted on November 6. | “ai Lh Z oF eaaty Ez 2 Out-of-town ates Mrs. W. iM. Hartrnton ana ares ton, Benedict; Elica- SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS & Age of 94 The bellows back is to your suit what float- ing power is to your car. You get the same sense of freedom from both. Deep pleats at both sides of the back is the margin between ordinary suits and suits that let you move! Our. new fall suits have arrived and we've put the sports backs on display in our window. See them, then come in for yours, _ Alex Rosen & Bro WIDOW OF FORMER rver| \-D.SENATOR DIES 5th Street -- North of Patterson Hotel urday. 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