The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1937, Page 2

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NS FREE 1000 MINIATURE REPRODUCTIONS 10” HIGH OF OLD SPINNING | WHEEL THAT ACTUALLY WORKS FOR IO0O BEST LETTERS ON “WHY OLD MR.BOSTON FINE LIQUORS REFLECT THE QUALITY TRADITIONS OF OLD BOSTON.” SEND LETTERS POSTMARKED NOT LATER THAN ONE WEEK FROM TODAY TO OLD MR. BOSTON, BOX F, STATION A, BOSTON MASS. > ame D Bile st che Melt work & maecucesy whe ger oem of ‘power supplet dy wares Tie maj cusry o tte Ele? wae tae Buty Dites vuoi slong the eiges of aIEY z average aos ba oriorset-a- wn. = rf wr penises wact : gma B ww TS exsist teenie Uys oe we evrcg wasn we wat { vys Seys Service into Bismarck Wii Be Changes With Addition of New Equipment Com- & pease schecdaies wil Se fepems= whem sew i the wesc Sighs thas arrived a Bamerck 83 moo, iiermeon tam acd west serve Kae vere work mesasary. Ser. Pxpresions & Mori Decva, txt Meat om argEo i 1 NUE CoNTINEED 50,000 Troops Reported On Way to Battle Zone : tomsertmens Cenzayet Catzese pO- ome “Tene Tomstsy- i Two ogee testtaes tapcy + 5 pation “ tand Prom she irrigation #1 6 fares : ‘fh, inteciacing ayertiel wl vetay Shere werage vat. A the water w tA tal farmer ‘2 $2.79 per acct i te Civile Vian enya, Trete 8 om asscstrent 1 $180 per acre £ lity of the land. The levy on class about $2.20 per acre, class , Clase 3 lands 1.10, class gs eere Lid eRe i Witin the cay. mex Lege peat preserresic thelr arma, sbandomet A aasitance Of foreign wiles in reseming Tentsin to more maz. —______—____+ ‘Charley M’Carty’ Is Sentenced Here Deticsn, ND. Jay HH — Pe —: Panerai services were hed Thursday tor Mrs. Mary Kubischia, 69, Dickin. won, who died here Tuestay after a) TOLL RISES TO 27 IN FRENCH ; RAILWAY ACCIDEN? C ONTINUE om me oe Consolidation of Institutions Seen ciers reported more bodies were still agriculture ‘under the splintered remains of 4 acd laser acé ea-cSice eer 0! ooden passenger coach. the board of afmetisrsuce, = Fargo) |= Some of the victims were children b= a = ani- leaving Paris for vacations while others were pilgrims returning from i it to the new Basillica of St. Theresa at Lisieux. After a night-long investigation, cials decided a confusion of rail- road orders had caused the derail- way employes said they were notified movers inthe train was approaching a switch function and prepared to switch it to the St. Etienne : wo covery, does soiidetien cf the raver cestinotiers of higher only w the comsciics’ meio | patcher there cer, saying he had mistaken the! NDAC | identity of the train. The switch was Most of the victims were in @ third-class wooden coach. BEACON HILL WAS KNOWN 1 [708 AS THE LAME THAT LEADS TO THE POOR HOUSE” BUT S00N BECAME AND HAS REMAINED THE RESIDENTIAL AREA FOR THE WEALTHIEST FAMILIES 10) BOSTON eee IN 1774 JOUM LOVELL, STERN MASTER OF PAMOUS BOSTON LATIN ICHOOL, TA Sour re ws havens LEN, DOCTRINES AT THE OTHER TUE PRESENT MASSACHUSETTS LEGIILATURE ORIGINATED 101 A LAWSUIT OVER A STRAY PIG, AMM. SHERMAN LOST TUE PIG IN 1641, BY 16g TIAE $HE COLLECTED DAMAGES FOR TUE PIG, ALL BOSTON WAS DIVIDED INTOTWO PS, pad DENOUNCED J AND TAH FATHERS FINALLY HADTO CREATE A TWO-HOUSE LEGISLATURE TO PREVENT PURTHER RUPTURES. TWAT Maye pONS OF Ova, Mun, Zi ronan ore Rooms atcnrecren me Ova sorn¢ TOME |« PHONE _woas Mandan Beverage Co. UGHT TORY WHILE MANDAN, N. DAK. tainty regarding ability to repa: has been borrowed privately or what 4s owed the government. Because irrigation insures crop production, the farmer has the advantage of knowing he will be able to pay all his annual debt annually. Bupplanting the soil fertility and that carried by the water is the rais- ing of legumes, particularly sweet clover which t plowed under, In some years, the sweet clover is raised for med and in other years for hay. Phosphate also is applied to the fields to guarantee a sustained fertility. Plant diseases are few, according to Perrson. Worms on occasion will damage grain fields. Grasshoppers. also cause some trouble but are con- trolled by baiting with polson. Wind and water erosion present no diffi- Going on a Vacation? We Make Loans for Asy Purpose 1, Salary Loans $5 to $50 On Your Pisin Nete 2. Auto Loans $25 to $400 3. Auto Refinanc! Out-of-Town Loans by SALARY LOAN CO. Nett eek Bldg, Phone 696 Baki Hert Bank Bids: FRone ‘New Belfield Pastor Installation Planned! Belfield, N. D., July 30—(P,—Rev.| % T. Lokensgard, former internship pastor of the United Lutheran church | of Grand Porks, will be ordained pas- tor of three Lutheran church congre- installation ceremonies here Sunaay. Rev. Lokensgard, native of Hanley Palls, Minn., was graduated from 8t. Olaf college. Northfield, Minn. and also studied at the Luther Theological seminary, St. Paul. Man Identifies Self As Slayer of Three Le Crosse, Wis, July 20—P—A! Tmompson, sougst in connection wih sought in connect with the murders of three Austin, Minn. brothers, appeared at the home of| Mrs, George Kile, eight miles north of Caledonia, Minn. and demanded get me,” breakfast Priday. a e Johnson as saying. will never A ponse set out with bloodhounds siter Mrs. Kile informed authorities. SEE - the reoring revel in the fren. fier “Pleeswre Polen” ot EderedA) SEE . the heor-tovchiog of romence end thrilling dremel FRED MacMURRAY JACK OAKIE JEAN PARKER SUN. - MON. - TUES. Lie Detector Test For Blais Delayed Minneapolis, July 30.—()—Gilbert Blais will have a few days rest before submitting to the le detector test originally scheduled for Friday in Ff eacdaew with Sovesteaniia of the 10-year-old mu! of earl Osten. Police here Teciaed & rest would enable him to be given @ more com- jiete test. Meanwhile, the former EDUARDO CIANNELLI } ALAN BRUCE orth Dakota convict was held ae fast. Side precinct station. - EDGAR KENNEDY! Aa JEAN ARTHUR EDWARD ARNOLD TODAY & SATURDAY ee a ee