The Bismarck Tribune dated June 27, 1929

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NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER THE BIS ESTABLISHED 1873 BOBBY NORTH DAKOTA CROP DAMAGE FEARED AS “DRY SPELL PERSSTS ~ Slight

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PAGETWO_-- Industrial Activity Assures Farm Products Big Summer Demand’ WHEAT REDUCTION =| — | MAY BOOST PRICES ARTER FIRST

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; i fi ‘ THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929 mee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Group 3—Silk crepes, printed 95 chiffons in season's newest deli-

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The Bismarck Tribune ie An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPaPER (Established 1873) een ne ESE Published by the

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i 2 Bridge Club Plays At J. W. Guthrie Home| Mrs. J. W. Guthrie, 400 Third street, was hostess to the members of her bridge

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“PAGE SIX - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PROFITABLE CROPS MAY SHOW DECREASE IN STATE'S HOLDINGS State Now Holds More Than 200,000...

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ave ‘yr r a \ x | \ THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929 UNION PREPARING T0 EQUIP FARMERS FOR GRAIN STORAGE Tank Meetings Will Be Held in

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PASE EIGHT MOTT COOPERATIVE PAYS DIVIDENDS ON PROFIT OF BUSINESS; Directors Cut Melon fo Cut Melon for Stock-| holders; Plan

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Ser \y SCHOOL GROUP HE Mrs. Ira Falkenstein, Crofte, Vice President of Burleigh School Association P. P. Bliss, McKenzie, was

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Spenco rae an EE BURLY BASQUE AND -TRUTON BEAUTY 10 CLASH AT STADIUM Ability of Herr Schmeling to Absorb Punishment Cer- tain

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q s > & F ' Ly q B) } ! { i de i > f | \4 a ry if WHEAT UNDERGOES SETBACK DUE RAIN Market Effect Minimized by Re- " ports of

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By RODNEY DUTCHER , (NEA Service Writer) ‘Washington, June 27.—Mr. Herbert Hoover is entitled to sit back and con- template