The Bismarck Tribune dated February 23, 1929

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™ BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1929 Murder. “SOURS ABANDONED AFTER QUIK W C's Must P--- ’!ouse in Vehich

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“Jesus Betrayed and Made Prisoner.” ; MEMORIAL SERVICE | SIDE GLANCES - - - - By George Clark = ‘choir will sing at. this E

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1 _ THE KISMARUK TRIBUNE RCT MANDAN FESTIVAL INCREASES RANKS Chapter, Council and Com-|* mandery Add Members; Scot- OF LATE

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Miss Hilde Honor Guest. at Luncheon Fall C. V. Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McKinnon. ‘Bridge was played in the hotel par-

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¥ ESVUPEETUV ET PEL ED ERODE RE CRP EROETS PT VERT IY siteEPeeryRryaiy a PAGE SIX ROTARY BIRTHDAY TODAY: 1898 YEARS SINCE WAS

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\ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1929 _ . “WRG. HL SCHONERT 19, IS DEAD TODAY Funeral Services will Be Con- ducted at Zion Lutheran

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" PAGE FIGHT - ay % DEMONS EXPECTED 10 WALLOP MAGIC (QTY HERE TONGHT Minot Bewildered by Dazzling Play of Braves in Open- ing

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WHEAT PRICES SLDE Holds Near Initial Range After an Early Setback; Winter Wheat in Good S!-ape Wheat closed un-::led %c to %.

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By RODNEY DUTCHER (NEA Service Writer) Washington, Feb. 23.—The Hon- Frank B. Kellogg will leave the state department in a