The Bismarck Tribune dated July 11, 1930

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Cooler Eveni 7} < s { North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ESTABLISHED 1873 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY,

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a f : m7 Farm MEAT CONSUMERS SAVED $33,000,000 ~—INMONTH, IS CLAM Policy of Advising Public to De- mand Lower Charges Is...

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RAILROAD 10 HELP IN FEEDER PROJECT Northern Pacific Will’ Assist Farmers to Buy Lambs and Steers St. Paul, July...

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i” ed results in line with those of the present one, but criti- The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S...

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ve w ge * “t Social and Personal Rev. Inglis, Pastor Here 40 Years Ago, Will Speak Sunday Rev. arid Mrs. Robert Scott Inglis

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kota a direct route into the Black Hills country, and seek to establish the first serviceable highway by which ® \the...

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y “yy « GRACE IVDARLIS INSEOND POSITION INPOPULARITY RACE Passes Josephine Cervinski in Standings; Elizabeth Rasch Improves

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* remo THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1980 HOOVER DECLINES TO GIVE UP PAPERS Tells Senate He Could Not Allow Himself

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We a ‘s FORLEGIONTO START Housing Committee Desires Ac- commodations for Women Attending Convention The housing committee of

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1 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930 ~ HORTON SMITH, COX ones, Stroke Behind AND HAGEN OTHERS ‘Tottey Loses Nine...

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__ INTIAL GAINS IN ~ WHEATPRICE LOST ON REPORTS OF RAIN: Traders Who Had Been Active Buyers Switch to Selling Side of Market

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The woman kept on with her task;treat. There, hanging on the spacious and, though she heard Wee Clowny ask a lot of silly...