The Bismarck Tribune dated September 12, 1929

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| k (+ alarm that fl 3 a t oe Highest wind velocity . * outside influences and * self a self-sufficien! . Charlie Chapman. «

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feo sees engeeag . = tf} — America is not hankering The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper TNE STATE'S OLE ST...

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~ Given at Diven Home Golden yellow and orange shades, suggesting the colorings of early fall, wefe emphasized in the...

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MUNICIPAL LEAGUE PREPARING 10 MEET Three Bismarck Speakers to Present Papers at Valley City October 10-11 Preparations are

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{ ~ which was furnished. Raymond Sehn, MANDAN NEWS REDCROSSMAKES «Res Eis cee PLANSFOR STAGING [Reians Wi ret ANNU Al, ROLL (

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* 8 . ei at LEER HME i} a r' .. " L a! George P. inery, one of the city’s | day are gone, several still are here, | Kenzie,

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slough! Ghylin | By MARGARET DAVIS ° \ NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | the Orone building and are attending high school. The business

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929 A ' 4 FOUR GAMES NEEDED BY CUBS, ATHLETICS ‘Chicago Trims Philadelphia as

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WHEAT PRICES TURN. UP ON ARGENTINE'S HALF CROP REPORTS Chances of South American Re- : cuperation Fast Disappear- ing Through

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« {uy WASHINGTON LETTER Yom= VM GLAD TO SEE YOU=| AND SAY= TALK ABOUT WELL, ¢ MAVEN'T CAUGHT f ; WHY DIDN'T YOU COME TO Fis —