The Bismarck Tribune dated December 31, 1936

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’ ‘ [Tacim | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [ava 2 2 0 0 North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ‘Friday; colder tonigh = ESTABLISHED 1878...

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v RIQSKEE iit NAVAL RAGE STARTS AS. ARMS TREATIES EXPIRE: All Barriers to Building of War- ships Will Be Lifted at Midnight H

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6,440 POUNDS OF JUNK COLLECTED BY ROAD SWEEPER Mobile Magnet Cost 92 Cents Per Mile to Make High- ways Safer A magnetic road

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] an So a le ed et Se a 4 CLUBS SOCIETY and : |) Mr. and Mrs. Knowles Honor Their Daughter Among those giving social affairs

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-_ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1986 THE A.W. LUCAS COMPANY Extends the Compliments of the Season and Wishes

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) ‘ i...

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By ELIZABETH MUELLER ‘Wallace Anderson, .who is employed in the Midway hospital in St. Paul, visited with his parents Friday.

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, Remember When--- Excanor Horst Jannirt, aquatic star, Jost her place on the American Olym- pics team

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Last Half of 1936 Eventful-in State Political Activities Reach Acme With Results of General Election (This is the third and

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HUSKIE, PANTH PANTHERS DRILL IN MIRE AS GAME TIME NEARS inner Considered Toss-Up; Great Lines May Carry * Brunt of Battle...

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‘Parents of the youth destined ‘to become pope were Fran- cesco Ratti, top photo, and Teresa Ratti, lower photo. 31, 1857,

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BLENDED WHISKEY @ U.D.L. (of America) Inc. 1936 MON TANA-DAKOTA DISTRIBUTING co. CAPITOL SALES COMPANY CONGRESS CANDY COMPANY