The Bismarck Tribune dated February 27, 1926

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2° NG said, ‘a rope.” A log, said, “a post.” ESTABLISHED 1873 M’DONALD HAS IRONS OUT FOR | U.§. MARSHAL Morten County Sheriff

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‘PAGE TWO -The Bismarck Tribune 0 An Independent Newspaper F THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER 2 (Established 1873) Published by

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ee SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 Mrs. F. G. Ackerman Honoree at Surprise Party Friday Evening In celebration of the birthday

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\ PAGE FOUR IT IS RISKY finde BUTCHER KNIVES USELESS TO PAY MORE Boilers Extra strong, heavy Rim and corrugation on sides.

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Seema seam camaro ACT EE , 1926 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 © F THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE é NEVER “ BEFORE EQUALED QUICK

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" SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 sedises cacti a enorme ea | should better thig mark before the| machine that, biting into the

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. ° ic - 2 L » erdl Electric SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. 27, 1926 GRAIN LIVESTOCK BREAD GRAINS., | G0 LOWER, FEED, GRAIN NSTRADY |

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PAGE EIGHT 7 PUT GOD FIRST” | ISTHEURGEOF: EVANGELISTS Large Crowds Are Enjoying the Services Conducted | by the Aldridges |

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sion so) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE & Sc ee ee Cc) JOUOEUORAROSACOREAOCERORCEORCEECCRCLERELECEECRESERECLELEN ere . 4s as * _...

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Phen wee tees a ere oe NEW SERIES HUP FURTHER INVADES | ~ HUGH PRICE LEVEL | | The tremendous, success of this| Hupmobile...

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h Ry ve 4 sy | DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN IMPROVED Unusual: interest in the improved all-steel bodies is manifested by the constant

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“4x4 RAGE TWELVE ~~ AUTOMATIC HEAT | REGULATOR MAKES STARTING EASY | An automobile engine is worse than | a rattlesnake for

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‘SET REC Recentiy one of the largest rail- * ififes ~ : the east in- i ator ¢ length ‘of the run of of its locomotives to...

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PAGE FOURTBEN ! This fine garage building, at the corner ef Main and Sixth streets, was built’ especially for Ford sales and’

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 celal Bac at Wt a If you are using Texaco Gasolinc, you know what volatility means. If you don’t

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PAGE SIXTEEN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE bara SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 TS Aiea: eg “ SSOy S —powered with the internationally...

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| { | [mo scm] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE nana a ESTABLISHED 1873 : BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 : PRICE...

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|“: "THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE” PRESENT HOME OF LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY Oakland Company’s a eae == « Force of Employes / °°...

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 A ALL SIXES ABOVE THE “PONY” CLASS. SAYS J.N. WILLYS | “Ahove the ‘pony’ class of motor | cars

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PAGE TWENTY CONSTANT EFFORTS MADE TO IMPROVE ENGINEERING 5,000 Members of § Automotive Engineers Testing Problems Were it not

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4 ——— im E, e SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 : THE BISMARCK TRIBUN SAFETY EDUCATION FAILS T0 KEEP UP WITH ACCIDENTS Hazards Grow

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CHRYSLER MOTOR IS DESIGNED FOR MOST EFFICIENCY siands out abo in the appeal of the is the smooth, power- economical...

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Wy N my ‘ ¥) i. - | * R i ~ Rg { Sq on hl ma Bi iY > y : 3 4 w “ " ¥ nm *‘never before, at the recent annual SATURDAY;...

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‘PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE BISMARCK, TRIBUNE. o..-onenenuecssnnarnotm-creconiso SRD AY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 ms WILLYS - OVERLAND...

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RIBUNE “SPEED FAST BECOMING A POLICE POLICY “TIME BUYING" | SATURATION | ___seeeraives WAY 4 CONDITIONS. | | HAVE CHANGED IS

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HILL CLIMBS * MADE EASIER BY PRACTICE * (Continued from Page 25) | member when climbing a hill—first, to change into...

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 Tall Structures Confine Business to Small Areas BY ISRAEL KLEIN Science Editor, NEA Servcie...

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vss Research Bureau Hi Set Up to Study Cities’ Problems i. BY ISRAEL KLEIN Science Editor, NEA Service \ Traffic is being...

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ener ee laebit swicet . transportation. More traveling is SATURDAY, FEBRUARY (27, 1926 1925 Auto Mileage — Equal to 500 Round

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PAGE THIRTY -' | FARMERS’ WOES | AREBLAMEDON _ BOOMS IN LAND 4 Cong. Easterly of Pennsyl- vania Favors Protection and...

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 27, 1926. . IN HERE TODAY HENRY RAND, a businces man, is found murdercd. in, a cheap Hotel in Grafton.

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PAGE THIRTY-TWO rather than the speed of a car at|of a cortain’character. applicatble | - International Harvester Company’s