The Bismarck Tribune dated September 3, 1930

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North Dakota's ‘ Oldest Newspaper i} | ESTABLISHED 1873 | Coste | 4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY,

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TALK OF FEEDING | ~ GRAIN TO STOCK Is HEARD LESS OFTEN Fairly Liberal Rains In Many Sections Have Proved Big Help to Farmers

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4 LEARN ANDREE, EVEN PRESIDENT LIKED THEIR LETTER - THE IN DEATH, PROTECTED TALE OF HIS FLIGHT Investigators Find Secret of

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ae THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE An independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDES1 NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published by the Bismarck

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i yn x + inson; THE BISMARC CK 'T TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1980 Program for Joint Recital Announced ‘Two young women,

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Pe 8 AUGUST WAS DRIER * ne a AND WARMER THAN NORMAL FOR MONTH i Mean Temperature Was 71.3 Degrees While Precipitation Was...

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if 24 BORNIN MANDAN | | DURING LAST MONTH 42 of Newcomers Are Girls; Six Persons Died in Morton City in August Twenty-one...

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THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 38, 1930 S C'MON , MATOR "ax WILL PLAY AT HOME’ ; CUBS, CARDS ABROAD d Champion

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| down. Good choice 8.00-9.10; medium Hee 8.00. All weights common 4.50- * 6.50. lbs, medium to BOTH WHEAT AND CORN PRICES

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{SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark | a. “Pm knocked out today. Stayed up most of the night watching a bunch of saps playing