The Bismarck Tribune dated September 4, 1936

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North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ESTABLISHED 1873 [RIVAL ASPIRANTS POR PRESIDENCY | DISCUSS DROUTH Exchange Views on What {s|-

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FR. FAVORS TVA SETUP FOR VALLEY Daughter, Mr. and Mrs | Hertz, Temvik, 9:17 p. ne iT j he al k hospit Conservation Projects,

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WEATHER MANHAS | TAKEN CHARGE OF MIDWEST POLITICS Drouth Situation Forces Changes in Strategy of Both Major Parties Although

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R Aran ‘artists, and women teachers,” said one speaker at the Paris con- a new tide of prosperity to this region. new request

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Call j three new directors were named to the board of the Community Players as the little theatre group held its * annual...

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6 y Wilson | eee End By MES. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schauer of Mc- Kenzie spent Sunday with Mrs. Schauer's parents, Mr.

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COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS march, 1 Daketi gogo + f 1936, 1 “y p The~Board es County Coniiesiene ers of Burleigh County...

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oe oe King Edward VII! of England, his routine somewhat interrupted by a recent attempt on his life, is look- ing forward to

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of In Race tc to Head Legion Auxiliary TWO TRANSATLANTIC! FLYERS REACH GOAL Merrill and Richman Arrive at Croydon Field After

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rar | ce Re fa co th tit cmmonoeasaecos ZONSORS Growth Through Three Eras Of Transportation Facilities Meeting of Steamboat

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HAIL TAX PENALTY, } INTEREST WILL BE COLLECTED IN N. D. Department Attorney Rules Governor's Proclamation Does Not Apply _

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row HANCOPm 4839559 ee TO MAKE NEW AAA PAYMENTS DIRECTLY Fargo Proposed as One Head- quarters for Western Re- gion Under Plan

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Twelve mammoth valves in the face of Boulder Dam will open when President Roosevelt on Sept. 11 at Washington touches the...

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1936 Hubbell Beats Dizzy Dean in Pitching Duel As Giants Win | “ orvicroRy OR...

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RALLY OF STEELS INJECTS NEW LIFE INTO STOCK MART) Gains Register From Fractions to Two or More Points at Closing New York,

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1936 : THE GUMPS~ON GUARD nd A LITTLE TO BE FEELING IF YOU THINK WHAT 1THINK...