The Bismarck Tribune dated January 12, 1937

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The Weather Unsettled tonight and : ' North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper Wednesday; slightly warmer tonight, ESTABLISHED 1873

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} i " portion tonight. P. M., at Memorial Build- ing Dining Room ed in exhibition try show got under way. Was not expected to

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OFFICERS’ PROGRAM PLEDGED BY LANGER Chief Executive Promises to Stand Squarely Behind Legislative Changes Assured of the...

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Flasher. The other six are Mra, Julia, Jacobson and Mrs. Clara Reko of Seattle, Wash., Albert of Kelso, Wash., and Richard,

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~ @)SOCIETY ax Former Relief Worker Here Re- ceives Important Assign- ment in Territory in an administrative cape- val gested

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EASE BET EE if A 4 The Bi id ‘4 An Independent Newspaper | THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Stave, City and

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1987 ~ Two New Posts Proposed in FDR’s Reorganization Plan 7 PUBLIC WORKS AND...

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_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1937_ ‘Hanna Advocates Three-Day Class A Cage Tournament pe < Kaoles acme Beach

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Fey STOGK SPECIALTIES (00-800 Ibs, good and choice common and medium 4.00- 1050 1b. good and eae 5.00; common “and medium .

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RY 12, 1987 [ - + By George Clark | TROUBLES _{ WE GoTo DO SOMETHING {ill Se il ABOUT THIS IMMEDIAY IE OWNER AND SET WONDER