The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1935, Page 7

Roosevelt Vetoes Aid |e!” § were tadians tor whom the For Schools in State| there are no son-tarable Indian tance ools In there are no non-taxable Indian lands ; Washington, Sept. ¢—(r)—Prest- |""quening “down the White Bird Went Roosevelt Thursday vetoed bills |school bill, Mr. Roosevelt said that of E Drovide extension of public school |the 24-pupil enrollment last year, ulldings for North Dakota Indian |none was indian. Ghildren 6n grounds the Indian school ition was too small to reconcile PPropriations. Pope Clement VII used the most a costly medicine in the world when he + Vetoing the Devils Lake Indian |was seized with his last illness in School bill, the president said that |1834. Powdered gems were given to from a total of 1,403 pupils attending |him and $280,000 worth were used up fhe public schools in that district, |in 14 days. PAL’S== 104 Main A general decline in North Dakota farm prices during the month ending August 15 is shown with few excep- tions by the prices collected at the office of the federal agricultural stat- in, Wheat prices continued to|caives, lambs, butter, butterfat, retail strengthen as a result of rust damage ‘and were accompanied by a small in- crease in rye and flaxseed prices. In Contrast to this, feed grain prices were Pulled down further by prospects of a large ed by large supplies and light mar- kets, hay prices also continue down- {ward <8 uf what they were two months ago. Deciine in State} altaita and sweet clover seed prices |Th lec, declined. pound. Livestock, poultry and their prod- ucts strengthened in price. Hogs at $9.20 per cwt. are $1.50 more than last month and are nearly three times the Price of a year ago. The price of milk and eggs followed the route of hogs but advanced less. Beef, sheep, chicken and turkey prices weakened and continued on the downward Plane. Milk cows have remained un- changed since July 15 but the price of horses, at $79 each, fell off $2. The demand for work stock has been good of these crops. Affect- THE BISMARCE” TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 Farm Prices Show e price of wool dropped lc per Injuries Prove Fatal To Young Taylor Man Dickinson, N. D., Sept. 6.—Criti- cally injured in a threshing machine | mishap, John Wanner, young farmer | living north of Taylor, died Monday in a local hospital. Wanner,’son of Mr. and Mrs. Cas- per Wanner, who live 19 miles north- west of Hebron, caught his arm in & d are now about forty per cent | this year but with harvest nearing | threshing machine belt Aug. 29. The . |completion, markets are not so strong. arm was so badly lacerated was amputated and for a time it ap- peared Wanner would recover. Besides his parents, Wanner leaves |of Taylor. that it) and three sisters. No, 10 Fruits Solid Pack Apricots ..59c Pears ....47¢ Prunes ...35c Beef Shoulder, Roast, per Ib. .. 17c ~. 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