The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1935, Page 8

$ DEBT ADJUSTMENT | BY AGREEMENT I$ NEW BOARD'S AIM Rehabilitation Employes will] Assist County Group in Liquidation Program _—_—__ | A satisfactory liquidation of mort- gages and other debts through a friendly. get-together of debtor and creditor is the job ahead of the Bur- leigh county debt adjustment board as outlined here Thursday by O. Leonard Orvedahl, field man from the regional office of the resettlement division. Speaking before the first regular meeting of the debt board, Orvedah] outlined the procedure to be followed in the liquidation which will be done with the assistance of the local and district rehabilitation employes. Obert Olson, chairman of the county board, said that through bet- ter understanding between debtor and creditor interests, similar committees in other counties and other states have often avoided the hardship of foreclosure, saved expensive suits, prevented abandonment of farms and retained valuable citizens in their communities. “We hope to do the same thing here,” he said. Three Board Members Other members of the board, ap- pointed recently by Judge Fred Jan- % Me Additional Society W.CT.U. C.T.U. Makes Study | T Imagine This Steel Monster Thundering at You! The amazing speed and power of modern tanks is vividly cxacaplingd here, In the spectacular leap of a Soviet ste High it ri: | who | |head of the cam) , day evening \ informally monster after surmounting a barrier, as troops stand by to watch the sensational feat. over the obstacle, its turret gun ready for action, the dirt flung in all directions The picture was snapped during recent maneuvers of the Russian tank ¢ COFDs. Katen entertained | a is seal chairmen | are here for the meeting, out- | ch @ | ti-tuberculosis association and acting | The palm or coconut crab lives al- presided. Thurs- | most completely on coconuts. native of the East Indies, As late as the 18th century, gold- It is FREIGHTS COLLIDE AT TOWNER DEPOT {Railroad Fireman Injured as One Train Plows Into Other in Storm Towner, N. D., Nov. 8—(@)—A rail- road fireman suffered slight injury, a caboose was demolished, and several freight cars were damaged and de- railed in front of the Great Northern station here Thursday night when an extra freight. train, westbound, crash- * | ed into the rear end of a way freight, No. 63, as the latter stood on the main line track. A snow storm which made visibility poor was blamed for the accident. Wreckage of the caboose of the way freight, and splintered wood from one box car caught fire after it had piled up on the engine of the extra freight. e Towner fire department worked fe nearly two ‘hours before bringing the fire under’ control. Fireman C. R. Hicks of the extra freight~jumped from the cab and scratched his hands when he fell to the ground. Engineer Paul C. Kosh- nick stayed in the cab and was un- hurt. Both are of Minot, as also is J. EB. Brunk, the conductor. Harry Smith was conductor on the way freight. The wreck delayed the westbound Empire Builder more than two hours. Though the wreck occurred on the main track, one of the derailed cars was hurled over onto the passing- | HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935 Final Wheat Sign-Up Meetings Scheduled A final series of sign-up meetings in the AAA wheat production control program were announced here Friday by County Agent Henry O. Putnam. Considerable over 1,000 applications have already been filled out in the county, about half of the number of former contract signers, Putnam said. Meetings will be held’ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week throughout the county but any pro- ducer may sign contracts at the of- fices in the World War Memorial|coin, building here at any time, Putnam said. Schedule of the final meetings fol- lows: ‘Wednesday—McKenzie for Sibley Butte, McKenzie and Logan town- ships, Driscoll for Clear Lake, Dris- coll and Thelma, and Sterling for Christiania, Sterling and Taft. ‘Thursday—Moffit for Morton, Long Lake and Wild Rose; Menoken for Frances, Menoken, Boyd and Telfer and Bismarck fop Naughton, Gibbs, Apple Creek, Missouri, Fort Rice, Lin- Hay Oreek, Burnt Creek ‘and Riverview. Friday—Baldwin for Glenview, Crofte, Trygg end Cromwell; Wilton for Wilson, Grass Lake, Ecklund and Painted Woods; Regan for. Stelber, Estherville, Ghylin, id and Rock Lake and Arena’for Hazel Grove, Phoenix, Harriet and Lein. Shoe manufacturing was hela ed into America in 1629 by Thomas Bearg, who brought hides over on the Mayflower. 512 AVENUE D PUREX, quart bottle .... MS.C. CORNED BEEF, per can 18¢ 19c 2 cans 23¢ * Van Camp’s Peas Van Camp’s Green Beans Seymour Cut Wax Beans Cook’s Grocery - Where Your Dollar Buys More Than Ever Before SATURDAY SPECIALS U. S. Inspected Corn-Fed. MEATS LEG LAMB 29 c ROAST, Ib. .... SHLDR. LAMB 23¢c 32c ROAST, per Ib. LAMB CHOPS, per lb. LAMB STEW, Corn Fed Branded Beef, ROUND STEAK, PHONE 564 APPLES, Jonathans and im box .. 91.09 40 Ib. box .. CELERY, large, 1 8 c 10c white, bunch ... LETTUCE, 25c 25c crisp, each ...+:, SWEET POTA- TOES, 5 lbs. ... SQUASH, Table Queen, 6 for ... oni, are — SS Of Work Among Youth | ning work of the 1995 sales campaign. |smiths commonly acted as bankers. track and damaged it. Sa gta Peppin, | per Ib. .......+ 2 1 c fae SLI of Court Charles Fisher is secretary. an SS » 19 | _SPRING CHICKENS _ | Texas seedless, RQ Prank ©. Bingenheimer, head of the|,, Suggestions for co conducting Loyal | 2 for ........+- 12 for .....0008 Cc county resettlement administration, eae MOREE te Ata eae young carne OLIVES, Libby’s, - eee eee eeeene at the ineeting. ventiogs by Mis: Chatién'Liessiman and | 1 7 fred We have Everything for Mae want te iareaiine ate | _ pfogramn ombupled the attention at | Spareribs Thayer ICI Ss" T508 _— PK IE ind a omen's Christian Tei " Lean, Meat: . Ute ful eained ee Boe foci iieitibetafigtio el HCReGnG, wath | a ie Z 1807 Bb Cocoa Hardwater zB 4 : any member. of the committee with se dae Sire vey petra | Free Delivery See Our IGA Adv. SOAP, 3 bars . c CRACKERS, National leads le work in the | : thelr Letcany Sos anc anaes city in which several churches ate | 35c | Meats - - - Groceries 58c - TOMATO SOUP, reward Con 19c mien boards as outlined by Orvedani| ‘Meng an active part Campbell's, 23 MACARONI and SPAG- | 2 !b. box ...-..- rn Sr fe tests ilitoe ena ‘creations! MOE, yn paying | a House 27 c Beef Shoulder 1 6 Cc Oranges, — c ine ape oni . be ra 25c OMY OnE offen Te A = Miss Anni = | i e tg —Cd| Cf «OPKQS. «2-0 oe in Tefinancing debts by making neces- | man, UiSeaInenY Win Senger an Re | nS Hac Roast, per Ib. . .. evisu ALL BRAN, Kel- 1 9c Steepy JELL, WHILE SUPPLY LASTS sary adjustments to affect the accept- | of gambling in her talk. Musical fea- | Canned Milk. ree 3 Tomatoes, 18K brand, loge’s, 16 oz. pkg. (like jello), 2 pkgs 5c ance of federal land bank and land | tures were a vocal solo by Miss Helen | ALBEE) 19 Fresh Ground 29 No. 2 cans, . Ct i 1 MEDIUM PKG. commissioner loans or rehabilitation | Erickson and duets by Miss Erickson | IGA, 3 tall cans Cc Beef, 2 Ibs. F Cc lo. 2 cans, 25c CORN FLAKES, Rath’s Boneless 10e Vel aid from the resettlement edministra- and Mrs, John L, Hughes. Mrs. | 5 u 2 for... 2 pkgs. ........ C | Pics FEET, 48 rs yon bay ee George A. Welch led devotions, Crisco, 61 Pork Roust, lean Celery, bleached, (Pkg. PEP Free) els c 1 LARGE PKG. 2, ‘To assist in setting, without | (, Grasside 3 Ib. can ....... C | shoulder, per Ib. 20c 2ibunches 25c 3 Princess Patt court setion if possible, cases in whien | CAMP Grassick Staff jf] 2 MST Sian COCOA, Hershey's, QQ, | COFFEE, = § 33 OXYDOL 24c the eee cee fe cee Has Informal Meeting | “4 bball ] 1 c Circle S Picnics, 2 5 Bananas, 1 9 c % tbh. can ...... C | 1b. glass jar .. c ol ia . ye eee eee vif t's. @ To ald financially distressed pkg. Swift's, per Ib. C | 3 ibs. for ...... Members of last summer's staff at Camp Grassick, numbering 15, and Mrs. E. P. Quain, president of the | North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis as- sociation, had an informal breakfast | reunion at the Inn at 8 o'clock Friday morning, the NDEA convention hav- | |ing brought most of those who served | the children’s health in various capa- cities to the city. Miss Helen KaAten, executive secretary of the a EMPELS = debtors in negotiations with creditors Jeading to adjustment or extension of credit by makirig suggestions for dis- tributions of earnings in liquidations of indebtedness among the creditors in cases where no refinancing ts done. 4. To assist debtors in repurchase of farms on adjusted indebtedness to meet loans made for that purpose. H Just Phone 1060 GUSSNER’S FRESHEST! FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—“Always Kept Fresh” “SERVICE SINCE 1883” PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOOD MARKET GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES GRAPES —— ae a | Fear 9c | Bo. 1a 29 | Be. sm 25e . ‘ GELATIN FaRal TRE Jt] tree 4 for Tuice ....4+ 2 dor. Solid,....... 3 Ibs, Raisins GR APES White Figs COFFEE All flavors of quick setting dessert powder. | Je ‘ LETTUCE Seedless 2 Ibs. tor Hisscl pac adeste asic ice 1 pkg. of Pudding FREE. 4 PKGS. 5 0 a ee Fancy, Tokars Freocswetllenbeesseimeatesti eae or rg 0 e TS or ¢ 2 6 c Ino pscpypsie per ee McINTOSH rot one tt tet = GOCOANUT _______Pound 19¢ potatoes | ‘onions | RED APPLES free from all bitterness, and is Medium Sized, Fancy, Extra Fancy freshly ground at the time of 10-Ib. oP OXYDOL purchase. itwtsti(‘i‘<‘ira ie eR a CCA ene ORF Mee tee ye D3¢ GRAPEFRUIT— ORANGES— pay — sr ee 25c ae a ™ 35c 19¢ Ng Fresh Mushrooms - Broccoli ——— Fresh Peas - Avocadoes BANANAS— POTATOES— 3 Lbs. 55¢ MACARONI a Lb. 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BOX kernel pops. 10 os. nee rom aaa ee cane tisiicis ope 10c = || aoe || ceed 9G... 25 | IGOUICK33¢ == ———EE Wapat, Fatts Sa ee ‘ Dem : Spaghetti, Mother's ........... u OXYBOL| 2 CHEESE 19c)] Pineapple |fI] eee” 63e | COFFERCAKE fy HONEY (The perfect shortening) Raisin, 15¢ Value .....0.0000s00000es .10c 3 taee vig. 1 met] Corned Beef Riles pa tsa Ai aa mal MEATS bs 2 Both f 15e Sweet Clover “THAT ARE BETTER”—“Taste the Difference” ! ¢ o.10 QBe BROWN SUGAR ____.3 Lbs. 18¢ Each 22c bt : ve Stew | | Veal hops Pancake. Flour Feutts & Veg : a 35 c 5 Cheese, Ib. ........ 2 1 Cc eres om 3Be «i, bag TOMATOES 10 GRAPEFRUIT sn Pork Lain tenes oe PRES (| sman cuz) aise Texas ee 23¢ Chickens End Roasts pe n Pree es ZOO | amet | pmo a CABBAGE GRAPES ee, Vi ae APPLES ma. $1,19 Fancy Idaho Jonathans, 40 Ib. basket SERVICE SINCE 1883 GUSSNER’S_ “JUST PHONE « 1060” of ard Sere eee re cceeccoece