The Bismarck Tribune dated May 7, 1936

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North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1873 - BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1936 PRICE

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CONTINUE | from page one | Lectures Feature Dental Sessions 2 ' 09 TEAMS COMPETE POR STOCK JUDGING |convention site made,...

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NRE ese Paice R SLASH AS CURE Opening. State Conven- tion Sessions Milton K. Higgins, attorney for the 4 workmen's...

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‘Alumnae Group Plans oclety| | Tea for H. S. Seniors The Bismarck-Mandan alumnae a | resigned her position as credit man-...

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Has Busy Schedule in City Mrs. Logan, directors of personnel, Director Announces Awards to|camping and finance, respectively.

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i 4 4 ry Pra So mH THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1936 ¢ The Bismarck Tribune An independent Newspaper THE STATE'S

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sanemeeae Natives Put to Work Clearing ALY TAKES FIRM HOLD ON REINS OF RTHIOPIAN POWER Streets of 500 Corp: Nations Mark Time

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i { i ‘wo! | DISBASE IN HORSES ON WANE IN STATE: i Only Few Isolated Cases Are Expected If History of | Trouble Runs True |

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and John Rich- NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN ily visited at the Harold Irvine home — near Glencoe 8 5 Mr, and

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! PEARSON SETS DOWN BENGALS WITH 3-HIT MOUND PERFORMANCE Marcum Goes Route First Time| for Bosox, Defeating Browns, 7-4 i...

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H i i TOGK PRICES FALL UNDER PRESSURE OF - PERSISTENT SALES ‘Declines Range From One to Four Points Over Wide List of Issues

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Lf: <n O26 nor evi. “You never take me any place until one of your old col- lege friends comes to town, and then you try to