The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 9

Surge Even Higher Key to Value Fluctuation’ Lies in Amount of Grain Being Exported increases demands for animal feeds, or if improvement in the general de- mand “for farm products continues, grain prices might be expected to ad- _-_THE BISMARCK THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996 Wheat Prices Mary |TENNORTHDAKOTA |{=cesan vicars T|DRINKING WATER 0N BANKS INVOLVED IN SIX CONSOLIDATIONS ‘Rehabilitation Program’ Pro- CARRIERS EXAMINED All Sources of Potable Water Is Certified by Public Health Suggestions Hoskins-Meyer: vides $1,250,000 in Loans on, Dec. 17.—()—With | Vance accordingly, the experts said. up peaks extent and the rapidily with are accumulated by Zuropean importing countries.” Sev- eral nations, including England, Ger- reported plan- many and Italy, were world ronger with supplies substantially than usual.” ber wheat closed in Chicago Decem! Wednesday at $1.34%-%. If the wint for makes. supply of 4,233,000,000 bushels 1936-37 season. H children and 11 children wife. 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Bank of Berthold, Berthold; First State bank, Coteau; First State bank, International bank, Mi- Bank of Powers ‘bed by a new institution at a bsorbs Trust Company Northern and Dakota Trust com- absorbed pany, — by Dakota National bank, Fargo. Bank of Sargent County, Forman —Havana State bank, Havans. Reservation State bank, Makot! — Peoples State bank, Parshall First International Bank of Willis- ton, Williston—a new bank at Willis- ton. Cummings State bank, Cummings —Bank of Shelly, Shelly, Minn, FARGO FIRM WILL CONTINUE IN BUSINESS Fargo, N. D., Dec. 17—(®)—-The Northern and Dakota Trust company of Fargo whose deposits are taken over by the Dakota National Bank of Fargo under arrangement with the FDIC, will continue to do business under bond and trust powers but will cease to receive deposits, L. ell, chief counsel for the FDIC, and State Bank Examiner Adam Lefor said here Wednesday. E. Bird-| per THEE Eg = es TEACHER CONVICTED OF KILLING FATHER Edith Maxwell Sentenced to Serve 20 Years by Vir- ginia Court Wise, Va., Dec. 1%—(P)—A Wise county jury Thursday convicted Edith Maxwell, 22-year-old former school teacher, of second degree murder in the death of her father, Trigg Max- well, and fixed her punishment at 20 years. Miss Maxwell burst into sobs and buried her head on the shoulder of brother, Earl Maxwell. Her punishment was the maximum Birdzell, former justice of the ue North Dakota supreme court, ex- plained that the FDIO has never re- garded favorably the combination of anking powers with fidelity and| of bi surety bond business under one char- ter. A further condition of the agree- ment in this tase provides for re- capitalization of the Bank of Steele, at Steele, N. D., in which the merg- ing bank has interests, he said. 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