The Bismarck Tribune dated November 1, 1928

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4 : BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928 ESTABLISHED 1873 | ZEPPELIN SAFE IN HANGAR WITH NEW RECORD - TRIBUNE

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‘PAGETWO_ Tuberculosis INFANT DEATH RATE ALSO HAS | HUGEINCREASE 7 | Living Conditions Given as; Reason for Advance of ‘White

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a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928 How It Feels Ruth Snyder’s Stage Parallel Says ‘Death Is Equilib- rium? New York, Nov. 1.—If the

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» THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 192 convicts were burned to death in an Ohio prison plant. re - a ey Le br hy

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PAGE SIX’ THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE GOBBLERS FOR HOLIDAYS WILL ~BE EXPENSIVE | 8 Weights and Number of Tur- keys Lower Than in

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a Finds His Despite Great Wealth ae Railway Magnate Is Little Known Thrice He Captained His Own Yacht ‘Aloha’ Around the...

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EDUCATION AND TMMIGRATIONIS | SMITH SUBJECT Clarifies Stand on Disputed) Points at Conferences in Biltmore New. York, Nov.

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ony ee ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928 Burleigh County ‘rH BISMARCK TRIBUNE y Farmers ‘Cash in’ CORN PLANTING | Where Corn Will

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Now All Together, Folks! RAH! RAH!! RAH!!! for BISMARCK and the ae North Dakota State Corn Show---Nov.

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CHANGES TO BE EFFECTED HERE ARMISTICE DAY Hoskins-Meyer Plan to Spend About $1,000 for Necessary Improvement \) ; FORCED TO

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HOOVER'S FAITH ATTACKED SAYS MOSES’ ANSWER Declares Raskob Clutches at Straws Like Drowning Man in Statement New York, Nov.

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— _ In accordance with the provistons:of day, the sixth day of November, next, for the offices which ap ite their names....

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. fire sta NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS [Leora aR: By OLGA M. RISE Clara Lien spent Friday and Sat- urday doing some sewing at the

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r y By MRS. F. E. SAVAGE Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Schneider of Bismarck were — Sundi dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. HE. Fraser, ‘W.

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a R00 gam tcc SL UT allie Wliibeccmie ena ncle Sam Steps [n to Stop ‘The Craze to Be Slender | Fake Reducing Remedies Have

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2 = : = s z TI | IAHR HA Tv HE passing centuries can turn the soberest history into a fanciful legend, and the authentic...

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HERO WILL DO NOW QUESTION a President Clark Griffith Has Gathered Big Collection of New Man PLAN REORGANIZATION Big Train’s

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3LUBJAYS AND "MIDGETS PLAY “CHOICE GAMES Sismarck Travels to Valley |, City Friday Hoping to Keep bie Slate Clean /tARGO 1S

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Tribune Classified Advertisements —_—Ss HELP WSNTED MALB wares, ‘ol- Fargo,

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‘PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ and unusual shapes, ac- with contempt of court in taking R ASKOB HURLS before the