The Bismarck Tribune dated February 7, 1934

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“ North Dakota’s ESTABLISHED 1873 . American Farmers to Get Billion in 1934 On Spot in Airmail Inquiry __—id| BENEFIT...

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2 NEED FOR HOPPER WAR IS OUTLINED Groom Tells Grain D Pests Are Real Menace to Crops in State ers CONTRACT @ the py yak....

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{ Additional Society l Pianist to Present Federation Program Miss Florence Fritch, 323 Park St., will play @ group of piano

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The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER } (Established 1873) ____ Neenah Published by The

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| ! EEE { ‘+ Dr. Fannie Dunn Will Mark Will Receive Friends at Close of 60 Years of Residence in Capital City Dr. Fannie Dunn

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' $1,626.66. AGRICULTURE AND LABOR— Vera Person, stenographer; Jeanne Setser, stenographer; Roy G. Arnston, deputy, $149.33;

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QUUASUOTEDOTAAOAN AEC TUOTTEOETRAOOAOA SEO EONUA AAMT GALS DDAUUDN AU UHDO AEA AOAAAL ein Abe Lincoln In a Lincoln-Douglas

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aad. ’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1934 Bismarck High Teams Matched for Fast Cage Contests JAMESTOWN PLAYS

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STOCKS FALTER IN FORWARD MARCH AS REACTION SETS IN Substantial Reversal Occurs But Traders Describe It as ‘Healthy’ One New

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EVERYWHERE —— — [ SIDE GLANCES - - - By Geor WELL IT'S HIS BUSINESS, MN= W'S SAD SO Lose HIM- BUT IF UNCLE BIM MATRIMONY = +