The Bismarck Tribune dated December 2, 1936

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’ ESTABLISHED 1873 \ Li UNLESS HE LEAVES WALLIE, RUMOR SAYS Duke of York May Become King of Scotland, London Pa- per Hints

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2 LAGSLATIVE GROUP APPOINTED BY DRYS ~WAMYSTRUT, HEAD Officers Empowered to Hire Full | Time Worker at James- town Rally...

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" pA ohn Ri Ringling of Circus: Fame Dies Was Last of Seven Brothers Who Launched Enter- prises as Children New York, Dec,

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© SOCIETY and CLUBS Citizenship Pilgrimage Is Sponsored Mrs. Albert M. Powell An- nounces Committee, De- tails of 1936...

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80 Take Part in Tour Of Lutheran Society Young people o: the First Lutheran church and friends, numbering 80, participated in

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1936 An independent THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) ie State,

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Two Families, Far Apart in Politics, to Be United Through Young Love Twa old and Ameri- ean “clans,” alike in social pres-

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incinnati Reds Offer Cards $200,000 for Dizzy Dean - McKenney on Bridge OFFSETS OPTIMISTIC BID Declarer Faces Possible Defeat

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'. Tribune’s Grain, ._ STOOK PRIGES SAG [New Ye rk Stocks isruvornes ap (eS Closing Prices Dee. 3. Livestock and. WHEAT...

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