The Bismarck Tribune dated December 13, 1929

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wr Papo 1,250,000 is in executive session here ‘aa fomee i! j Rouniced here today by Harry Bron: | "s Resolution to Bar...

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When feel and er RO. on an rove ive Bi take G: Lexati banquet, F. J. Webb, alumni secretary UININE. a8 38 stated, uoQ people

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MANDAN NEWS :: Sabre and Painting Command Attention : _ —_ ee Of Mandan Shoppers : Saunders, and Which Cost as High as...

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4 Ap Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) @s second class mai) mattcr. George D. Mann...

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THRD DOTRICTHAS | LARGEST MEMERSHP Legion Auxii Activities and| Membership Reported at Board Meeting Reports on various...

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a ASCORE OFF - PORGOOD FELLOWS’ _ HOLIDAY AID LEFT Red Cross Has Assigned 22 for Christmas, and Rotary Club Takes 23 so Far ‘

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1929 C. H. Steffen, deacons; Myron An ible criminals in the state prison Minnea

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SANTW’S VISIT HERE. [41 TIMES AROUND WORLD AND ... WATERRESTRICTION | BRITISH PEERESSES SEEKING FURFURALISLATEST ° |...

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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS | o—*e H 2a... | Ee ue E35 ek age Exe z ea Fury some time. Carl Woods of near Cannon Ball was the first

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1! [owa’s Sweeping Stroke Makes Chances for Reinstatement Brighter 4G TEN COMMITEE

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VOLUME SELLING BY NUMEROUS TRADERS FORGES PRICES DOWN Friday Stump Sends Values Downward (1 dark northern Chicago, Dec....

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