The Bismarck Tribune dated November 8, 1928

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NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED 1873 MAJORITY FOR ‘Best Corn Ever Seen in OO go cat to Lindy Light | Gear ne...

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PAGE TWO DURING SEASON ‘Decrease Is Seen in Diseases) * in Poultry Flocks Through- : out Northwest a ; + ‘ + > INCREASE IS 10

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wa THURSDAY, NUVEMBER 8, 1928 SLENDER WAIST | FAD CAUSES BIG SPUD SURPLUS Fewer Potatoes Per Capita Consumed Than in Previous

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Foreign Relations and Trade Balance of Italy Discussed The Current Events club program this week included an interesting |

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ait reeee H Liddle THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE_ aad OGIO ISS SIO OO III ees mai Onsen A.W. LUCAS CO. Near Year filled ‘game day as

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The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published by tha Bismarck...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE McCRACKEN CASH STORES Established 1896 The original McCracken Cash Store was founded in Litingston,...

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PAGE EIGHT NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS Stell J CSE ee) By MRS. C. L. MALONE Albert Anderson is the owner of a ‘ew automobile, A...

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aa \ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 BATTLES MARK VOTE-COUNTING IN UPSET TEXAS Martial Law Asked of Gov- ernor Moody; Deluge Cool-

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"THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS ___Hampton_| By ELIZABETH KOPPY Cecil and Clarence Morford were tallers in

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‘THE BISMARCK LAHR OFFERING SAME SERVICE, Office and Sales Department | Moved to Give Montgomery Ward & Co. Room Announcement

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& running Melntyre Bro’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | NEWSOF OUR NEIGHBORS —_|[ By MRS. R. M. WELCH Hugh McMurrich and Leslie Eas-

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Crepe-de-Chine Teddies N Opening Price, ] 98 Ss $2.00 quality. Choice of Vests, bh Full Fashioned, 89 Each at .... e...

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‘K. N. D. — ov. 10th Women’s Gloves " - UNUSUALLY SMART ; = Ward's Low Price ban 9 69c -. Embroidered Cuffs e colorful cuffs

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - [——] How the Camera Sees Events 1) |* Headed by the blond Helen Davis, 32, these three women left...

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'® HASVOOONAGSUOALGIVORCSUUAESCAEEU Oe OVUUNOEANACHOCETUEEENULNGIUAEACUEGUGSEOAAUSE 1 * Revolution, or the Louvre, or the Arc

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WN Vow ge Lloyd Thomas ERSTWHILE JIM ATHLETE GOING ‘HOT’ ON COAST is Fourth Brother of Famous Football Family Formerly Nodak

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¢ a i i 1 HELP W4NTED MAL. WANTED—Young man_stenagra- pher, office-man. Call at room 208, Grand Pacific Hotel, between 6 and

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928 University Farm Pays | nd sell them wholesale to local [par in the. moder ind at a profit. ’...