The Bismarck Tribune dated October 26, 1934

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U.| S. to Keep State’s R GOVE TEAC FOR THREE MONTHS Temporary Aid Obtained Through Intercession by Su- perintendent Thompson

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Se Oa ne ee ET ECONOMIC THEORY DOESN'T HOLD IN DEPRESSION FIGHT Noted Marketing Expert De- fends AAA Against Law of Supply

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Day, and urge that such day be observed throughout the city of Bismarck by appropriate exer- cise in the schools and...

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¢ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER GEORGE D. MANN President

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atara @& je 2 w YJ s. J ° a» \ - 5 2. FaRaearaaeeme ~~ RAaeeraeryorwsr ~ b lo ” Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Snow, 911 Bt. in—y un Vim

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6 RESOURCES. BOARD | f i 4 EO I re ‘TO TACKLE SURVEY = WITHIN STATE SOON “* ‘noosevelt Instructs Group to Study Missouri...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934 isis Wt) GSAAIINNEA nsc biennial pe: Dr. Williams asserted,/ ation to grant

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{ , known dends.” THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1984 $10 BECAME $518.62 IN INSULL'S HANDS Government Accountant

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BARE ES WHE 2 £ ® SSLTRABET SL ; (i Ge elt nell lee Mr. and Mrs. Faunce Luyben visit- ed at the Warren Keeler home Tues- day

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sectional Games Hold Spotlight ARMY GIVEN SLIGHT MARGIN OVER YALE: MINNESOTA FAVORED Prognosticators Pick Illinois to Humble

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} MARKET Y ANT HEARTED AS SLUMP CONTINUES ie: With Losses of Fractions to 2 Points New York, Oct: 26.—(F)—Little sup- , port

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