The Bismarck Tribune dated April 11, 1929

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BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 a ted By 43 Kil Arkansas Torné = re ee + FURTHER DELAYED DIPLOMATIC CORPS |

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Bismare LOCAL CLUB LEAVES|(_SiDEGLANCHS - = - By George Giark_]/SMALL SHEEP FLOCK HERE EARLY MONDAY FOR BiG CONFERENCE...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE year. sees SeOeIe, Brace Seed. Oe lee tie Gotoe ee best conditions it may be used ) Mrs. Anna G a ee ee

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__ THURSDAY, APRIL 11, PAGE FOUR__ ” The Bismarck Tribune An independent Newsprper STATES OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873)

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THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 _ ___THF BISMARCK TRIBUN} PAGE ; lowed by a program of musical num- | celebrate Founder's Day with a

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1500 YANK SOLDIERS SENT TO BORDER 10 INSURE PROTECTION Mexican Rebels Are Converging Upon Naco, Sonora, From Three Directions

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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1928 [Additional Soclety_} : : “Delphian Society to Meet With Mrs. Lahr THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE é “Look at

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i LEVIATHAN CARRIE | QUOR FOR THRSTY fAmerica’s Queen of the Seas Will Sell Bottled Wet Goods to Passengers % New York, April

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ba, ¥ “THURSDAY, APRIL11,1929 - Plans for Construction of 21 ‘ $1000 PANS IOE WARKUS WARKED DATE OF REMONSIM! EES p| HISDEATH

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ASKED TO OBSERVE | LAW AMENDMENTS Penalties by Day and Month Added for Delinquency; No Free Trucking Now W. 8. Graham, state

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HOOVER WILL HURRY BUILDING OF GANALS TS GOD'S PROMIS Assures Middle West St. Law- tence and Chicago-to-Guif Waterways Will Be

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o By MRS. F. W. GRESS ‘The freshman class enjoyed an April fool party in the school gym one night fast week. After closing

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THE RISMARCK TRIRUNE ning en route home from Moftit, | Knownley Dorman and tenily were where they had spen. the day....

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: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 50 Demon Track and Field Stars Preparing for Spring Campaign . A World Record in the Making WALLE...

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THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE neat owe - MARKETS -. FINANCIAL NEWS =: RADIO =: Fg ne Sr BELP WANTED MALE .

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i By RODNEY DUTCHER (NEA Service Writer) Washington, April 11—The Hon. James W. Good, who has sometimes been called “Sunny