The Bismarck Tribune dated December 13, 1934

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| ga] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE §:: rs tH: ESTABLISHED 1873 Serve Moodie A Senators See Move to Check Arms Probe SERVE WARNING OF

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STATE ORDERED 10 |Cantor Gets Serious in DISCLOSE THEORIES ON LINDY SLAYING Court Denies 11 Requests for Particulars on...

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THREE 4-H YOUTHS Joyous Despite |resmed fort to reach one when the talks are/its demand for full equality—which| ed, appears

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Additional ociety Announce Additionai Benefactors for Tea Additionai acknowledgements for assistance in giving the annual...

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Luncheon Meeting and Evening Reception Given for Vis- itors by Local Nurses A sweeping glance into the future of nursing was

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Th Tril whiskey in our pages” is much better ; e Bismarck Tribune dead. But our period of extreme lit- { THE STATE'S OLDEST

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ND. A.C. REQU FUND OF $840,368 “FOR NEXT BIENNIUM Figure Is $249,833 Less Than 1931 Appropriations, Shep- perd Points Out...

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T We’ CRISP! NEW! FRESH! Everyone Different --- All New! DRESSES +-Plenty of bright shades! 1 Tunics! 1 Dinner dresses for

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SCORES MAINT AIN PERFECT RECORDS THE BISMARCK BATHING SUITS TURN TO STRAPS! kins, Marian Lawrence, ' Elaine Lee, Grace...

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THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934 ‘Trade Winds Blow But Deals Fall Flat at Major League Meetings - PHILLIES,

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i § t A hl ma Sa tts PO 4 4 PO é GREATEST ACTIVITY ~ TIN STRONGER MART #222 | Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and BISMARCK...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1984 | SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | 7 00 YOU KNOW, MILLIE, (T SUDDENLY...