davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Nnro Nnfotn.
81 brrbt / MntumubilnlNffc. 6

ling Grcnion % MrS. NInton Sor-
burg, bcqqc bocroc nor0pcItcnfor
Gnalepotc / Moniom Gourtu, blcp ont
M"itcncu oen 30tc Slli hrUbt pco
Wfaplcton, ihct ben Nlltomobil,
hpori &c ~fiortc, romnlebeS al ct
Goq pou Northcrn Taciiic @anen.
Ginorsb Gleuntur brrnot. Gron-
gill Glepator / Sinoreo ncobrrnote
iorlcecn meo ct lumtlct Cob al ont
trent $4,000. Ser bar fortloen
onltrcnt 400 @ll'hcls 2orn / Nng-
%ninqen. Set %aniecS fife ipr iano-
1mnligt, at Den bliper Qienopfprt.
SIocn antagcs ppitunct peo at Hot-
ter anabet paa Tpritiffer.
Minut aabmcr lin Slic6rpnb.
Blunt Sliebrenb peo Minot, tilbe-
renoe GeS SacS Gil 60, ifilIoc ems
boo beirnc llge aabnes uiber ltore
Npitioeliaheber. Tette Slieiltno bar
itooio pGrct omfattct meo Itpr Sn=
tercSic, o. at Grit III pirtelig oob-
mes uuffer Spmerfiombeo ouer be
lc Stotcn. 9lopofut u. s. Nc'toS
par en- al Salerne peo Nnbnlngen.
@anf / ltmoerbalamec. Otter Ell
Sen 29oe SuIi ~il,locnbt Nculiion a
geQcrnc er Secllritp Stutc Sunf
&nor iumben at pore / Ell llnoer-
bolancc al mcqem 100000 %
100000. |onfens &aalercr. :.
*. llglorlb, bopoc prrct i Winnc-
opolia iloen Norretninacn Tor Here
Gage iioen lllffcoeS al StatSnlltori-
tcternc, men io0bca Den 29oc al
pare paa Sicnlpeicr.
Tsare fur &ulmnnocl. &~anocl5ior.
clinoen / @rano SORTS bar loretta.
oct Ell lluoerigQcl'c mco 6cnlnn iii
llbliQterne for &l,l I'll Tilltcren, %
man or fon,1e iii set Nciultat, al
ser er en- pperbGngenoc 6are FOL
Munael. SiliericIen al Sui iro
Eiten cr biotiI Iorgt ulber oct nor
male, oo hcn mo ltror foreaes
Ell mc0et bctpoelia @roo, ON iff(
MuuQcl og itor Neo lfal inotrG'te
NSclUagcnSc &aalitorme. Sagl
iterrne melbe@ SerooQ of hdpc on
rcttct itorc GoelTQgclier pao Nlplin
gen / Giober. ga Moure % Strts.
man Gountner. Cen / aiober Golun
IN onrettcoe Sfobc oriloges til
100000, meoens 60 Woure of
Stltamon iagoes at hnpc liot cllonl
~itcrrc Cab. Get berjcoc Strca
StltSmon Gpumtu par ell 6 Wtil brcl
% 80 Nil lang Stribe nlclcir
Wcoinu % Wontpcqicr. og iterI
ioQoeS Sen onrctte6e Sfabc at oG
re pch Wiacrtonn Spbncp, Nchina
Glcuclono, @inoicr % MontpcIicr
Dc ifnoeIiote Stcoer / 60 Wollr'
Gountu cpQopc& al prre pcb Nor
tonpiuc, Micfcl, @len. aenlilon
Aorian Saratolo. Sbcriban Yrai
ric, 2itdliieIo Slircb. Terona o.
GoaeIcp. 0uiaa / Gicfen Count
par bctubclio Sfaoc onrettet, o. pei
0arpcu / @cQS Gountp uar IN
2onpebpgnin0er og SilcS pbcla8t
poa 10 ioritieaiae Sarme.
Gms Triier fur Srrifina. Gr
G. =. 9ooo. ieocrol Waoabminiltra
tor Tor North Sofota, har iorleoeI
ooluit. al bcnne Administrator lit
bar oiort noget Torisa paa at iptt
/, iuitc Vriicr Tor SrTlfIng, men nm
ter lanltibid on. at Statens Sor
iparSfommiSiion meo 900 8rnn
frroe ifribe iuo Der cg IUtte Ell
} Triicr ior ale Stateus 1rTlfcr(
| San gier opmcrfiom paa, at Sopcr
opaauen bliper at iaa melt mill
/ al Nulingen uuoer Tag, % at Hoe
encr intei guar tilipiIoe. Man ia
t / i~oraanane War aiort bcn GrIarlnG
at mcset gaar tilipiloe peo oaarli
SrG'tina. "a oeu ri paabeapnSi
@enpaelic ior at 'orcbpgse octi
: Murbc iortiGiteS bcrpeb. at &c 70,
A.. ifieliee G%ouutncrs SrGifefomiice
, banner eli mere ubitraft Srganiit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
MISSOURI lreacr Eriitclicr Tor

@btNlbhAN ~ hNsa NA'''s''t W.
SpIbater. NoIpb @orrer, Sefretur
for .. N. &. 81. or npIig fonmen
tilbo0c iii les MoincS citer al Ia
DC ioretoget en- &ciic giennem De
ipoliac Stnter. OF ban meIocr, at
ser liar / O}isiolri titles SoIhoter
Snarcr Torm al RuSoriffc. San
pooitoar, al S~roppetog ira Soma IN
Ser oeu forte StanS / Ct. Qouia.
Gnn'oS Str, Sp%ringiieIo oa NopIor
@Iuii9 blcp moot al WtG11b, Ser
ipatc al irIge De lnlqe Wlpn6 @rru
ocpin, mcoenS nUrliQQenoc SoIoon
or oabent in0beo Solooterue. Get
bar o'tc ponifclig at o'holoe DC I'M
Qc 0trno ira at aisrc NonocI, noo
@runoeninSiIoitcr bIcU %ituffct op til
oercS NTic, iiBcr DIR. @urncr. %
ban mener. at noaet buroc NlereS
for al itonic bette llppIcn.
Gem brrbt / Mutumobilnlnff,.
6n Nutomobil bIcu ij0itc &sroou
poufiprt al Ell cIcftriif Sporooqn
mar NatcrIoo, hporpco fem Nerio
ncr set '|erimGDntc Ncior6ringS
mi00cl 0rUbtc5. De Sorulpffc0c or
W}iltou I. 9roluu mco Nuitru %
Iottcr iomt Gliii % G6itb Nort
lett. fl % f. 9lor QomIc Dc ii0it
nuputc bar hicmmchorcubc / 80
tcrloo. mc0ena Nromn 6omIlicn bar
ira Wroincro. Gruuf Bartlett, DC
10 0rU6tc Nprn@ To0cr. fisrte fac
ba0cnior ben rommc0c Nutomobil
on uor &jouc til llluffcn. Wira.
Bartlett por / Sen a S%pornoQncn
finite %9GltomobiI % fom nluorliN
tjNtooc, men ucutc2 BOO at fnnmc
itQ 9lutomobiIcn blcp iorHcliQ
icnocrmolct mocr SporuoQncn9
1nll, GA ocrp &roQlurmpcr blcu lon
men meo sc ian0crrcune &io lert
en- Strrfuin0 al 200 500 bcnopcr
HinIcu.
Sole Snmilicn Srrbt. On bel "a
mile. c0er ioDioIo ire Hcrioucr, ser
imntc4 at pare W}ono, Nuitrlr ul
70 0ptrc, blcp Mon6oN Nitcn
NrU6t nrr Statc Gcutcr ioct Ncrca
Nutomobil rammcoc4 al ct lo@
iaQertoQ pnn Chicago & 9torthmcit
crn Noueu. ISielQc Eopircr nunhue
pan Wionocn por han 5. y. Trnnfc
al NIbiom Ncbr San por nmtrcnt
30 9lor oommcI, Guinocu omfrinQ
~ % Sc 10 Ni0cr # oQ t. Nor
Nnliouobilcn hopNc Ncbroitn N,un
mcrplooc. Nomi(ien fiortc pcitopcr
londa Sen inofnIotc 2incoln MiQh
non. 20 lllntfcu iullbt Stch poo en-
&rn0@ninQ al &ernbunclporct %
Niil oItcnior Stotc Center. &c to
EiQcr uor orUbtc poo Stcoct. Npin
Sen Nobc umocrpcia iuo til Nncu %
Wau0cu en- fort Sin otter llIutfcu
"a uocn at Qicnpiuhc @cuioithchcn
Widu0cn hou0c (ropclcr1 Gh3ct3.
Ser lem IoQc ior bar uoitcbt /
Moumm, Mi3.
Nn bcrumt MnnoS NuItru pnr
ira Coma. Som Set ujJ crinbrc@,
nor ga &truc Noue5 al GhitoQo
ifirufct o. MiQiou Collars iii
Ghicodo llnjucriitu, huor Ocnnc Nor
muc iont ~@a &crnc ?}opea Noumbn
tjon" 'toI onucnocS til ~lloNomncIIc
al NlrrrifQ@ Sol0utcr / sen I'M pnu
ooacuoc NriQ ocrc@ Nprn % Otter
fommcrc Get cr al &utcrc@ic at
Nruuc N}r 9}onc9 Tor cnbcl 9(or iii
haze nor rel ficuot / Charles Gin
hgor han blcu Git mco en- Gottcr
til uI al sc Qonllc Ejoncrcr. 7r
Soc Smith III &utcrc3ic err SET
oQioo. at Or Nouc4 ior bar ifiUu
fct 100000 til Chicago llujpcrii
IN, ~ cllcr rcttrrc. ban bcfoitc0c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
MtnMefcta.
Sntd)inlpn Sutc urrt BOB.

,I0rQc1'oll, 'onl ~ Nnr nor orenct
Wfcrtants Notel / Nutd,inion, beoc
ser Sen Bite &ili, 81 @Ior qnmmc!.
San citcrInbcr liz NuItrll, 10 Son-
ler oa TO Netrc.
&rff:not &%nnnbec-T nrmer hpb.
90. :. &orioL Ell al Nnnabcc, Conn.
ms melt bcficn6tc Iormerc, cr Ior-
(c0cu ai0aoct res Cohen pao ct
Molpitol / q. Goul, G5 9lor gam
mel. San por @rnocr til n2iiitc
reuoc Stnt2icfrctUr &omeS u. Gar
ION.
Sfirbnciunuocr NpiTtiiohcb. Mc,
niN Nnbrcn g. Triuce al Nnpfiu5
cr pcb ~NriQarcttcn / Gomp Gobqc
ilmocn ifpIoiQ / Cpirtiigbco moo sc
militUrc NcQIcr uch life ot pile I'M
hcrifriue sc NorpligtcIier, iom fore
lodNc4 SoIoatcr, OF oomt I'll Is
Mars CNholo / 2coucmmortb 0iicip-
lilaru N~arrocf5.
Strcif al Nptnrbciosrc / Suluth.
Sucr 500 Nrbciocrc pes Great
Northcrn Nnncua &erncrtaooffc /
2lluth ncoIoa0c 2oroo0 9litcn PR
bci6ct citcr iorQiUpc@ al hnuc giort
&ruu pou %pu@iorbeielic. Ter iu9-
hc2 at uUrc ScQu til, ot Sterifcn
mooitr tu,oc optaNc5 oqico al Mo-
%troicr. Tnrbo6crc % Mnitinilter
Stor NaalifaSc j Termination
Gunntn. On ~uirouonliq hcitiN
No1litprm hcricoc iorIcocn sen mo.
lice % oitli9c Gel al Termination
Golmtu % NulinQen bGcp hcrucr
bcifooiQet ira > til 10 Eroccut.
GuocI llobuic bIcp oQioo ebclo9t
NoQlcnc pnr ion tore, at sc ret
@rcnc al SrUr % borc0c liz inotlI
3 (oWmcr nc0 / Nor0cn.
Muocr pircr @iuet iur lit yarn
Ntr@. Charles W}numc@ o. hcuoc;
3 aariqc Tuttcr NQne3 orufuco(
Su3buo / Ell liocn Snoiie nrr Gnls
2ofc. Mrs. Maunc2 nor mco iinC
TO imoa Npru Qooct no Tor at pIllffC
@rr pco S%rOiiecn3 Nrco, ga N9
mes 'albt un / Nanoct. Mobcrcr
hoppcoc citcr Tor at rcboe Barnet
nrcn bcNQc Nrufncoc / 10 500 orb
&auo.
Nnrmcrc flnacr ppcr Srmuinacr
Tarnlcrc pcb Gecr Niper o. @rani
Napioa bar flalet nuer, at cnoel a
Ncrc5 Nrlouo opcripsmmcS pal
@runo al GUmuinacr / MiSiiSlippi
ilo0cu. % en- llnoeriogelic al Nor
holocuc nil itror ipcrfIUttcS. Gc
mclNcS ira Nrnincrh. at Ell NeprU
icntout Tor StotcuS Wooaomiriltra
tion piI iorcitaa en- Snipcttlon ! y
i"triftct.
Sam Yatd Snncn uitciclt iplai
0ou Eotd Naucl mcllcm Ntinnco
polls % NortbncIb er III ~oiIicicl
ophert al c"riitcrc %'aoui0t Nopnc
nranor, ioct bcn iorlcocn pou lor
lia Wuobc bIcp fiebt a &c. mil
oraoniiercbc Mlnucoooll9. 9tortt
iclo & Southcrn NuiIipop SO. IH
Torpiflinacr or herucN flarcoc, .
9inicn oil iorhnnbcntlll unoer DC
me @citnrclie iTtteS paa ell Tor
nenoe @a'iS.
llloplis easrina al SpcSe bo
braat ser Npbc aorS ell TnotUl
al $4,000 olcnc ira Sormere
@ropn % &icolet Goumtpcr. % 81
IopcocS, at Here Wulfter pilbe mi
frrpcS. q. y. Tpc. Spccialagel
ior Observation-Disclosures, baur
iorriec llac bra8t $500 @ilihcI
Npcbc Tor SaacnL bocro' Spglc
nor onroact Tor omtrcnt Nalpoclel
-. . zoo M,,ikoTs ,,, r,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Moutnua.

Sp paa 4ubcn brinser $40 pr.
Sun. Sra Corvallis melbtea Den
29oe SsiiIi. at SO, Der enonu life
uar ilaact, iolgteS Tor $40 pr. Son
/ Bitter Goot @alep. Gettc er Den
hoiclie IriS noeeuiinoe betalt Der
noe.
Wrmo i &lasic 2 inofalocs. !
Carbon Gountp gioroc man mnoel
Snotoloelie al regiitrcreoe Scloater
for giienSelie i SuIi Mtaaneo Der
Soooee!ie, at isrite alasie blep no.
tsmt. Observation-Disclosures
maatte oa tr0ffc al oe andre alas'
Ter, % man holot Jig til Den &egeI
at iaee giite MGnb nbcn Sern
Gountpets aommisiion uoiattes fo'
en- ianS SpnbHoo al Troteitcr. mcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

70. :. SorlolL Ell az Ndnabcc, Conn
ms melt bcticnbtc Tormere, cr ior-
leOcn niNnoct res Toocn pna ct
Mo'pitol / Il. Noul, 65 9(or GAM
mel. Nou por Wrpocr til oaiiltc-
renoc Stot2iefrctTr &omea u. Gar
ION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Sfirbmciunuocr CpiGtiiohco. Mc.

MIG Nnorcp g. Trince al NopfinS
cr pco NriQarcttcn / Camp Gobqc
iuuocn ifpIoiQ / Cpirtiigbco MOB &c
miIltUrc NcgIcr uch life at pile I'M.
hcrifriue sc NorpIigtcIier, ion fore.
INHQc@ Soloutcr, OF 6sn1t til f.
Nora CNhol6 / 2%cnuenluortb Niicip.
IillQru QlarroCf$.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
r. G. AUTO SHOW
CLOSES TONIGHT

Today IL the last day OF the Twin
City Auto show, held IN the Over,"nd
building, Midway, st. Paul, Minneap-
oils. Tonight thousands of automo-
bile enthusiasts will attend THE grand
Dali. which will mark the closing OF
an automobile show that has far sur
passed all shows Of previous years,
both in attendance and in the display
Of automobiles, trucks, tractors, aCces-
sOries, etc, etc. ...
The wartime spirit has entered in
to this great industry in making the
automobile of today necessity i'll
stead Of luxury.
AS Bismarck is the distributing cen
ter for the Missouri Slope The attend
ancc of dealers from this locality
was xceptionally large and included
many representative amtomoIoile mon
from bismarck. -,&
Many features were brought out in
passenger cars on exhibition at the
show. Not only have refinements
been, added to cars, but the engineers
Of the large automobile manufacturing
concerns have combined utility and
economy in the makeup. Manufacture
ers have apparently appreciated the
fact that buyers of cars demand,
above all, the utmost economy. No
matter what the taste Of the purchas
er, there was car for that individual
taste. ...
1t would be hard to adequately de-
scribe the hundreds of interesting ex-
hibitions of cars, tractors, trucks and
accessories on display, but it was a
grand show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
ED. LoDEN GIVES
BATTERY ADVICE

The peculiar attitude of many car
owners toward the storage battery
costs them a lot of money for repairs
and new batteries, which they might
easily save, according to Ed Loden,
local manager of the Willard Storage
Battery company.
+, The idea prevails that storage bat
terry is a mystery, which it behooves
the average man to let severely alone.
This is gradually being overcome,
however. by vigorous efforts of the
Willard company to educate the car
owner up to the point where he will
give the same sort of care to his bat
terry that he does to his motor, his
tires and other important parts of his
car
The reluctance Of motorists to con-
Germ themselves with the condition Of
their batteries is especially danger
Gus through the winter months when
a battery that isn't kept filled with
distilled water and fully charged is
likely to freeze, cracking the rubber
jars and causing considerable trouble
and expense.
The opening Of numerous service
stations, where expert factory trained
men inspect batteries and explain
their care, free of charge has done
great deal to place the storage bat
terry before the car owner as some
thing which he can easily understand
and care for and not as fOrbidding
mystery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
LYNN ). FRAZIER,
Governor.
By the Governor:
THOMAS HALL
Secretary Of State.
HOW SCIENCE is SOLVING
AMERICAS BUTTER PROBLEM


Newspaper readers have doubtless
noticed the various advertisements Of
nut butter which are appearing almost
daily. To many they offer. a product
new to most ultimate consumers. %
We are accustomed to old-fashioned
cows butter-or rather nut-fat butter,
which is to all intent and purposes
real old-fashioned butter, is an entire.
ly new proposition.
But after all, there is nothing
strange about this new product except
it's originality. Nuts are almost pure
fat, which can be churned just as
successfully into crisp apetizing but
ter as scarce high priced cream. Ger
tainly, the idea is appetizing-the
white meat Of cocoanuts churned with
fresh milk seems more like a delicacy
than its predecessors.
So when food specialists tell us this
cocoanut fat is as digestible as butter
fat, equally nutritious and as valuable
as a fuel food, it's hurrah for nut
made butter Especially when the
price is as attractive as the product,
helping out the hard worked pocket
book, Nature seems to have come to
the rescue in providing humanity with
nut-fat for the churn. The Troco Nut
Butter Co., with plants at Milwau-
kee and Chicago, is among the first
to discover natures gift and apply
scientific methods to the perfection Of
process which offers us this whole
some, hygenic, digestible, sweet fla
vored, appetizing food
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
LOCAL FISK MANAGER 4
GIVES TIRE ADVICE

Pounding along over frozen and
snOw'5Ount roads is hard on tires I'M
der any conditions" says Geo. A
Sullivan, local branch manager Of the
fisk Rubber Co., but it can be done
without undue tire expense II the driv.
er uses care and gives his shoes the
attention they are entitled to-
CRUISES and gashes are frequently
yet they can be remedied
by the simple oct of plugging them
up with pure gum rubber.
"Nirst wash the cut thoroughly with
gasoline to remove all grit and dirt,
then after filling with plastic gum
rubber, allow it. TO harden for an
hour or so. Little cuts grow into big
ones in a remarkably short time, yet
they need cause no concern il prop
erlV treated in time
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
SHIPPING FREIGHT
BY MOTOR TRUCK

Discovering that shipping by motor
truck is not only cheaper but consid-
erably quicker than via railway
freight the produce merchants Rack
lind & Farber of Chicago and Indian
apolis have inaugurated regular mo-
tor freight line between the two cities.
Racklind & Earber have big store
rooms in Chicago and Indianapolis.
Their freight shipments in the past
have been large ones. .., .aa :. .
Speed in shipping produce is a
necessity Slow moving freight trains
have often caused the commission
merchants heavy financial loss.
Several weeks ago the firm was un-
able to secure a through car for a
load of goods a Chicago hotel was re-
curing A truck owned by the firm
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
BOSTON TAXI FARES
CUT TO QUARTER
DODGE Cars Cut Taxi Fdre:c Rate
Reduction Averages
81 Per Cent

Boston has now joined hands with
Chicago, New York ana Pittsburgh III
the matter of cheaper taxi fares.
Taxi rates had been soaring in Bos-
ton, in common with everything else.
But travellers to EOston may now
ride from the railroad station to their
hotels for quarters instead OF the
usual 40 cents, and an extra passenger
costs only a dime more. At that the
passengers read the meters them
selves, for these are mounted In plain
view in the passenger compartments
CT the new cabs.
First delivery of 10 Of the new cabs
was made about the first Of december
b ythc lIenshaw Motor company, Bos-
ton representatives for Dodge Broth
ers cars, and they were Immediately
put into service by Town Taxi, Inc.
They are distinguished as finely built,
upholstered and appointed, and by
their green paint. with orange stripe.
In Chicago and several other cities,
taxi service has made use OF Dodge
Brothers cars for the last severa!
years. g5
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09

ness men who need one or two.ton
truck but cannot afford to invest ST.
500 to $4,000. the average price OF a
standard truck. can now secure de-
penda Die truck at an additional out,
lay or only $3.50 to $500, Which VII!
give them a truck that will do any
thing that a standard truck will 40 OF
similar capacity and the purchase
price OF the completed Dearborn truck
is less than one-half that Of the stand
ard truck. It's great thing, this mo-
tor truck business, and it is as much
success as anything ever was at
it's stage of development. And that is
not saying that the commercial truck
needs any Improvement. It's the roads
that are alone in the way OF much
greater use Of the truck Off the paved
streets-and the roads are getting bet
ter because of the truck and the auto.
mobile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Eassd BY Penetrating
Hav,,lin,e Wizard OH

1 g . . & =
A safe and harmless preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is
nla,,llin's Wizard Oil 1t penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers' up stiff aching joints and
muscles .,.....-,...
You will find almost daily uses for
it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac-
cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings, Just as, re-
liable, too, for earache, toothache,
Group and collie ~, j;,>. ,.-,,,
Get it, from druggists for so cents.
If.not satisfied return the bottle and
get Your money back. 49,. 49,. -.
Ever constipated or. have sick
hcadachc?h Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed. ~!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09

Motor trucks began several years
ago to cOmpete@with the horse on city
streets where big loads were hauled
all day long. This activity of the mo-
tor truck has been accentUated every
month until now the horse as dray
wagon motive power is almos; is the
minority and has been replaced by all
the up-to-date business concerns who
have regular work to be done. IS
1t is not in the city alone that the
motor truck has been making head
way. Good roads wherever they have
)een found, are being used by trucks
in transportation OF freight. There
are freight.carrying lines in several
localities where regular trips are made
by motor trucks and the success OF
these lines is leading to establishment
0 fothers. In the oil fields and
throughout the long reaches OF level
country, that is not well supplied with
ariroads, the motor truck has a rural
field that is being developed and
which is found worthy the attention
Of dealers in the horseless wagons
chat are used for heavy traffic.
Anotor truck will work for twenty
four hours a dady. A team Of horses
will not go for more than eight hours
day without impairing their useful
ness.
S. w. Corwin of the CorWin Motor
Co., says: I'VE took over the agency
for dearborn Truck Units because we
felt there are hundreds OF used cars
that have served their purpose as
pleasure cars which can be converted
into one or two-ton trucks and still
render valuable service
Every business man owning a Ford
or other make Of car is now given the
opportunity to convert his used car
into a reliable one or tWo-ton truck at
little cost. "
Thousands and thousands Of bust
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
40 gX:UTOm OBI "a

~
was loaded with 2,30Q pounds Of per.
ishable freight in Indianapolis. 1he
run to Chicago, 1se miles, was made
in 13 hours. 4 III
The truck arrived at the hotel with
out the double loading and unloading
required when shipment is by rail.
The roads were covered with snow
and ice for the entire length OF the
trip The truck, which was a Max
we'll, made the journey without a bit
OF mechanical, trouble. a s
The Maxwell truck performed so
well and is so extremely economical
that we are going to make the inter-
city freight deliveries three times a
week. stated Racklind after recent
arrival in Chicago. &%r4a VIZ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
. :. :. :. :. :: :: :. :. :. :: :. :: ::

The United States Shipping
Eoard, the Department Of Labor
and the State Councils OF Defense
have undertaken the task Of en-
rolling two bundled and fifty
thousand artisans and skilled me-
chancs for service in the ship
yards under the name Of "The
United States Shipyard Volunteers
of the Public Service Reserve"
As the need for labor ever
grows more urgent, It becomes ne
cessary for each state to contrib
ute a substantial number Of its
mechanics to the carrying out Of
the sh;pbui'ding program, so vital
to our armies and allies in. Europe
and the world over. Much Of their
success will depend upon our
keeping before US the fact that
whatever concerns them also ,ef-
fects each Of us here. It is i'm.
portant that ships be built, and
their building,, requires earnest
skilled labor. Mechanics Of North
Dakota are earnestly urged to en-
roll for this service. NJ
Done at Bismarck. this 7th day
Of February, 1918, "
LYNN y.FRAzlER,
&c. Governor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
THIS IS THE AGE
OF STEEL AND OIL
Hay and Horses Fast Becoming
Obsolete Factors for Haul
ing Purposes

Because of the greater business
needs, increased crops, shortage OF
horse power, congested railway facili-
ties and our military needs, motor
trucks are receiving more attention
than ever before.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-09
MUCH GRAZING
YET T0BE HAD
IN THIS STATE
Secretary Of the Interior Desig-
mates Tracts for Opening in
Several Counties

Washington, D. G., Feb. S.--Secrc-
tary OF the Interior Lane announces
that In December 1896 acres Of land
in North Dakota were designated as
stock.raising lands under the stock
raising homestead law. This is the
second designation Of this kind in
North Dakota the total area desg-
mated now being 10000 acres. This
land was examined by field parties
and found to contain no understandable
timber, to be non-irrigable, chiefly
valuable for grazing and raising for
age crops, and of such character that
GAO acres are reasonably required to
support family, as specified by the
law. Most OF these lands were eX-
amined in response to applications to
make entry, designation being nee
essary prerequisite to entry in tracts
Of $40 acres or less. ., .4
Lands Designated.
The designation made in November
affects lands in various counties In
North Dakota as follows: