davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-03-07

When Baldwin inherited the leader
ship Of the Tory party from the lat"
Bonar Law the country was taken hN
surprise and there was a general he
lief that he would not last long and
would he turned out to make way for
more snowy and brilliant men. Rut
the snowy and brilliant men have
been eliminated or brought to heel
and Baldwin has popularity and
Continued on Third Pagel
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!. GRAIN
- $3.50 -
1IIvEBT0CK
Rain PRi0ES
CLOSED SAME
AS LAST WEEK
Premiums We're Reduced ans
Trading Range Narrowed
~ Corn, Oats Up

Minneapolis, Jan. 9.-dN-Grain
markets fluctuated crratically during
the week with no definite trend indi-
Gated and prices wound up about the
same as last weeks close, says the
weekly review Of the u. S. depart
ment of agriculture today.
Heavy offerings at Minneapolis and
dull demand reduced premiums and
narrowed the trading range with the
high protein grades showing the
losses.l May wheat closed Friday at
$40 la. same Is last week. Dur
nm premiums were higher.
Duluth May gained cent for the
week. closing at $i.5l ga.
Corn futures advanced about 2
cents for the week. No. 8 yellow,
natural sold s to cents under the
Chicago May. with kiln-dricd 8 to II
cents under.
Oats firmed slightly with corn, but
price gains were inconseQuential
Cash demand continued good. No. j
white selling mostly at 2 "a cents
under May, which closed at AZ cents
Barley was fractionally lower with
very little interest displayed. The
range was Sc to. 68 cents with May
selling ct GO cents.
Rye continued to follow wheat. The
market finished the week 1-8 cents
higher than last week, May closing
at 81 sO5 3.8. Cash rye met with fair
| to good demand ut "a cent under
May option price.
Flax was fairly steady. Mol seed
sold 2 to cents under May. which
closed at $2.57.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 9.--Hogs 1000; un-
even, largely 25 lower than Fridays
best prices; under weight rs to so
cents off; bulk better 225 to 300
pound butchers ll.55 at 1857; desir-
able 100 to 1870 pound average most
~ 1900 at 1925; 140 to $50 pound
selections 1910; tops 1870 pounds up
12.35: 100 pounds up 1925; bulk
packing sows 9.75 at 1910; desirable
killing pigs 1850 down; shippers took
1000: estimated holdover 1000; aver
age cost packer and shipper droves
Of hogs here Friday 1882; weight
232 pounds; heavyweight l1.30 at
1853; medium 11.40 at 1900; light
1925 at 1925; light light 1925 at
1880; packing sows $50 mt 1910;
slaughter pigs 1925 at 1850.
Cattle 500; compared week ago
light and medium feed steers Is to
IS cents higher: such kind bringing
a premium over hcavics; supply lat
ter excessive; weighty steers around
10 to Is cents lower; extreme top
HE paid for steers Of all weights;
stockers and feeders and fat heifcrs
10 to % cents higher, fat cows and
tanners and cutters strong; bologna
bulls Is to ;s5 cents lower: vcalers
r. to 100 lower; weeks bulk prices
follow:
Fat steers 8.s5 at 1850; fat cows
400 at 100; hcifcrs 700 at 1926; cam
ncrs and cutters 3.85 Mt 4.5O; veal
calves 1850 at 1900; st0ckcrs and
feeders 700 at 8.25.
Sheep 5000: for week around 10000
direct, and five cars from feeding
stations: today's market nominal;
practically all direct; compared week
ago fat lambs strong to rs cents
higher; yearling wcthers 25 cents
higher; Gull natives and aged sheep
steady; feeding lambs weak to Is
cents lower: tops for week: fat
lambs 1850; feeding lambs 1923;
fat yearling wethers 1850: two year
old wethcrs 1900: fat ewes 9.35; bulk
prices follow:
Fat lambs 1850 at 1926; Gull ma
titvAs 1900 at 1900; feeding lambs
1900 at 1900; slaughter yearling
wcthers 1850 at 1880; wethers 1850
at 1850: fat cv'"s $50 ut 900.
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FOR. SALE

HoUsE-six tocms; modern. sleep
!. ing porch. edit front, close in. gar
coffT,AsS Sev = FOUR rooms, toilet,
i harm. close In. very easy tefms'
B0N SSStS; = FIVE rooms, east
'front.' one block s,,i from I:vtins (. el sc
5ss; la} 81 e,s8, east 'front.'
convenient to schools; IN most
popular part Of city, built for Z
BY the owner for real home, nice
C6ETAGE-Right down town,
plTTLDING lots Hundreds of them
in ill parts of the city. Almost
any lot you may wish is on my list
rARN LANDS-i have so.dytwo hall
sections and six quarter sections
since Dece mbsr lst Is. well Is sew,
efal pieces Of city property and have
.RuY NOW from the only real
estate man here who is really ,ad.
veftising this community to out.
sidsts and who, in the making 81
over $500 sales has had never cob.
plant. BUY NOW. get in on tie
ground floor when prices are 50
low.s and make your profit.
INSURANCE. ON your house, .fprM.
tufe,s automobile; merchandise, al
most anything insuraSle, u, reliable
companies. ~
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MARKET FOR
LIVE CATTLE TIE
STIMULATED
Cooler Weather and Close Of
Holiday Season Boost
Dressed Beef

South St. Paul. Mimi. Jan. 9.--tR)
Cooler weather, together with the
passing of the holiday season, slim
ulated the dressed beef market this
week, this in turn serving to stimu-
late the market Tor live cattle at all
points, the local upturn amounting ia
unevenly Is to so cents, Gays the
weekly review Of the United States
department Of agriculture. Steers
and yearlings showed the maximum
upturn under broad feeder support,
top. handy. weight scoring $l0Q pt other
desirable offerings 1925 to 9.65 with
bulk around 7.5O to-t8.75. Fat she
stock held at 4.50 to 100 with cam
ners and cutters at $50 to 400. Saus-
age bulls advanced to 5.25 to 5.75
bulk, while vealers are around %
cents higher at an 1925 average.
Feeder and stocker cattle followed
the beef market to Is at 25cents
rise, bulk selling largely at 6.25 to
1926 with finishing material upward
to 1875 and $50.
81 Hogs Up = Dollar.
Hogs closed practically one dollar
above quotations a week ago. A sharp
slump in receipts and abroad outlet
on shipping account were mainly re-
sponsible for the upturn. At the
close, bulk of the medium and heavy
butchers cleared at ll.75 at 11.90,
with light hogs mostly from 1900 to
1926, packing sows OBS ut 9.75, pigs
largely 1900.
Fat lambs have travelled an uneven
road during the week. choice kinds
selling up to 1886 at the best 60
ing. On Friday. however, choice
western lambs stopped at 1880 with
: rood grade Of natives at 1900. Fat
eEes have sold all week largely from
z. TO 1t 1916.
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Nervous Undertone
in Butter Market

Chicago, Jan. O.--LR)-, The butter
markets for the week opened cons i'd
crably sharply lower than at the close
Of the previous week. This condition
continued throughout thc~great part
Of this week.
On Thursday, however, eastern
markets appeared TO rally to some
extent. and small advances we're eff
fected.
The markets. so far as the average
trade was concerned closed unsettled
with a very nervous undertone ap-
parent.
Larger receipts undoubtedly were
to Q large extent responsible for
weakness.
Aside from the regular consump-
ton demand. however, practically the
only support came from operators
who were we'll financed and who be-
lieved that over a long period butter
ut present prices would show profit.
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STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Resumption Of Pool Opera
tons in Motors, Specialties,
Today's Feature

New York, Jan. 9.-tR)-- Resump.
ton of aggressive pool operations in
. number OF motors and specialties
featured today's irregular stock mar.
ket. Fears Of an immediate stiffen.
ing of money rates were all delayed
by the decision Of the clearing house
committee not to raise maximum in.
terest rates on deposits on member
institutions. Trade news continued
favorable. Pierce Arrow issues were
bid up in spectacular fashion in cele-
bration At .the opening Of the New
York automobile show, the common
touching 43 and the preferred LOT
the latter record high. s. S. Kresge
scared over Is points. General Elec-
trio jumped 8ia to . new record top
and Foundation company climbed six
Postum Cereal, American Car and
Foundry and Pittsburgh terminal
coal sold three points above yester.
days final quotations. "A sudden drop
of three points in Pan American B
was followed by heavy weekend real.
izing in the final hour. The closing
was steady. Total sales approximate
ed 100000 shares.
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REACTION IN
STOCK MARKET
DURING WEEK
Brought About by the Raising
of RediscOunt Rate 10
Four Per Cent

New York, Jan. 9.--LP)-Raising of
the New York federal reserve redis-
count rate to per cent. bringing it
into line with the rate Of other CEN
trail institutions in the country, was
the outstanding feature of this weeks
financial markets. 1t was followed
by q moderate reaction in the stock
and bond market, after an earlier
period Of irregularity during little
progress was made in either direc-
ton.
The increase, coming at time
when the New York market was food
ed with n surplus Of call money at
low rates, took Wall Street by sur
prise, although it had been expected
later in the month. The banks ac-
ton was variously construed, being
accepted in some quarters as warn
ing to the speculative stock market
fraternity, and in others as regrc-
ton Of increasing commercial de-
mands for credit. One likely result
will be reduction in the size of
brokers' loans on stock collateral.
Business Favorable
The weeks business and trade
news was generally favorable. Week
~ mercantile reviews emphasized
that the seasonal slowing down of
business had been less marked thnn
usual, which appeared to be con-
iirmed by the relatively heavy vol
umc Of freight carloadings. Reports.
of another drop in crude oil prOdl.ce
ton were followed by stiirening com
modify price tendencies in various
sections of the country. Steel out
put was maintained at high rate.
Motors were hid up in spectacular
fashion ut intervals, hut heavy profit
taking invariably took place on the
bulges. Oils were unsettled by the
weakness OF. the Pan American issues
following the adverse California
court decision, but Pacific and Assoc
ciatcd developed ependent strength
on the announcement that the for
mer would distribute it's holdings Of
the latter.
Sugar, Copper Stronger
Sugar shares displayed u stronger
undertonc on the prospects of unusu-
ally heavy world consumption Of the
product this year.
Coppers reflected the improved po-
sition Of the market for the red met
Vi, American Smelling selling ut the
highest level in years. Stccls devel-
Oped sporadic strength, but failed to
maintain their gains. Special buy
ing was noted in a number Of public
utilities on both the New York stock
exchange and the New York curo
market.
Rails, as a group, did not attract
special attention, a majority of the
active issues selling below last weeks
final quotations. Independent strength
developed, however, in Norfolk, and
Western, which established record
high for all time; Delaware and Hud-
son, which sold at its highest price
in years, and Peoria and Eastern,
which exceeded the 1926 maximum
quotation.
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WHEAT DECLINES ON
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

Minneapolis. Jan. 9-tP)- Luke
warm cables. quiet export demand and
light speculative trade. gave wheat
a downward turn today after a spell
Of mild firmncss ccarly. But late in
the session support gave out and 4
break resulted.
Futures were off x cents on the
late decline. Oats held within mar
row range. finishing shade lower.
and May barley lost u cents. May
rye was quiet and easy with wheat.
May flax seed declined ~ cents with
grain weakness factor.
Cash wheat receipts were larger.
Occasional sales Of light weight
springs were off one to two cents,
late in the session.
Winter and durum were steady.
Corn offerings were fairly large
and quality on the arrivals continued
poor
Oats were unchanged.
Rye was quiet and steady.
Barley was easy to one cent lower.
Flax seed was steady and quiet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-09
CORN GAINS,
WHEAT DROPS
Corn Futures Are Bought
Generally - Proiit.taking
Sales Depress Wheat

Chicago, Jan. 9.--(R-Corn scored
fresh gains today, whereas wheat
averaged lower. The new outstand-
ing factor as to corn was word that
likelihood of government measures
to help disposal of surplus grain
had been much increased by official
conferences ut Washington. General
buying Of corn futures resulted, and
prices ruled higher from the start.
Corn opening quotation 1-2 to I cent
up May 80 IA to 3-8 and July 80 ga
to 81 cents were followed by slight
further advance with but little sub
sequent reaction.
Profit taking sales depressed
wheat. After opening at 3-8 cents
decline to 3-8 cents gain, new Style
May 1873 "a to 1.79 and July 1.5j
1-2 to 10, the wheat market made
some additional upturns, but then
rcceded all around to we'll below yes
terday's finish, May dropping ia
.1.76 10.
Oats were steadied by corn
strength. Starting unchanged to la
cent higher, May as, oats held near
to initial figures.
Provisions were rcsponsivc>t0 set
back in hog values.
Throughout the day. selling on the
part Of houses with eastern connec-
tions acted as weight on the wheat
market. Bullish Canadian crop esti-
mates had apparently been discount
cd in advance. and we're more than
offset by an unofficial estimate of
lao 200, 900 bushels, exportable SUR
MUS in Argentina. Wheat closed
heavy, la to pa cents net lower. new
style. May l.77A to l.77ls, and July
1852 to l.52A.
In the last half hour of trading in
corn. weekend adjustment Of ac-
counts, together with efforts to real
izc profits wiped out most Of the
days advance. Corn closed unset
tied at the same as yesterdays finish
to " cent higher. May 8RM cents.
aud July 9OM to 90E cents.
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PAGE a I'm

northern l.72x 81 LION; No. 3 dark
northern ION q l.78k; No. dark
nofthern l.61 Is at. l.72; No. hard
spring ITO at 1851; No. amber
durum 1.67st No. durum ly6 ct
l38k No. a mixed, durum l.66h.
Barley sample grade IS at 81; No.
2, 66; No. s, % At 906; corn No. 6 yell
low 18; No. 5 mixed 81 at68; No.. 8
white "a.
Oats No. 2 white 40 at y: No. 3
white 89N at h.
Rye No; !. i.O2; flax No. !. 2.5s At
2.55.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 9.-Butter lower; re-
ceipts 1927; creamery extras AZ;
standards 40; extra firsts Al at Al y
firsts 4OA at 4Ol2; seconds 40.
Eggs lower: receipts 8,749 cases;
firsts 81; ordinary flrsts 33 at 35.
Cheese higher; twins 23le at 23ai ;
twin daisies 23A at "a; single raisies
"a at 24A: Americas 24A at %: long
horns 24ia at 24A; brick 23h at
O1l.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Wheat No. l hard
1884, at 1876; No. 2 hard l.84 at
1914; corn No. mixed TIA at 70;
No. 3 yellow 8OH; oats No. , white
43A at 43h: No. 3 white 43 at ABA;
rye No. l, l.07n; barley 60 at ~:
timothy seed 1875 at $50: clover seed
27.75 at 1925; lard l4.S5; ribs $3.50;
bellies 1926.
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MINNEAPOLIs GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Jan. g.. Wheat
receipts $50 cars compared to 1863 .
year ago. Cash: No. northern
l.73ls at l.75ha: No. | dark northern
spring, choice to fancy 1925 at
1861; good TO choice 1.77M at
1915; ordinary 10 good l.73M at
1.76A; No. / hard spring l.74ls at
1885,: No. dark hard Montana on
track 1.73M at 1895; to arrive
l.7Sls at 1895; May 1895; July
1.64.
Corn No. yellow 79& at 83A:
oats No. white 1874 at 39A; barley
So at &C; rye No. 2. 1908 at l.01 las
flax No. 2.4SA at Assn.
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a THOUGHT

II il not good that man should be
alone; l will make him an help meet
for him.-Gen.2:lS.
They say that the best counsel is
that of women.-Calderon.
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MALE Help WANTED

n ! =.
NAN WANTED (city o. countr1l QM
established company will supply
capital and ;Sts!t yoa I'm yeuf own
stiles people must buy every day.
Experience unnecessary. Write
McConnon 4 Co.. Fnctofy 2t2. Wins
ona, MINI. ,t-9-lt
BEGINNER ELECrRIClANS
WANTED AT ONCE-LAfes Million
Dollar Institution. Il you want
training and 10000 weekly earning
nQsg3hilities guaranteed. address
fHhune No. 10. as1-o-lt
WANTED--Men and women to learn.
barber trade. Great demApd, big
wages. Few weeks completes. .c1t-
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, n. D.
l.2.lmo.
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fs'v -Ssssyessy, slys.ysllpS SyeysSWfs :
WANTED "a No. One
3 Usctsieian al i b. X.
akeels Electric Shop.
.408 ,Rroadway
no. Al6

NO. 4k6 4
.Re9cst f:shs. ce.aitien ee .
at Sterling. No. bak. n the State OF
North Dakota. at the close 81 BUSH
ness. Dec. 31st. 1926. Z
nESOUNCES
Loans and discounts -. .$136. 664.03
OvardtAfts.. secured and i
unsecured .... $500. NONE
Warrants. stocks, tax GER
ttncates, claims: etc. -. s3,156S9
Ranking house. furniture
ana fixtures ......... ~. 3,lO0. 90
Other real estate ....... 3.S22.1S
CHECKS and other
cash items 80. NONE
Cash and Due
from other
banks ..$17.05l.69 l7.051.69
VITAL LiA1;iiiiiiriiiI;;s; ''lss'7s'''s'
Capital stock paid in....$ l3,SOO.00
Undivided profits, iess '''
paid !. ........ S,s77.se
positA sub3ecf
to check ;sas.7ss.sa
aa tieposi; iunq 4st,,s
Gates Of deposit 3,ols.09
Of deposit 80. 73,e4S.24
Savings deposits 14.44l.l9 0,H57.lO
Due War Finance Corr. $4,000
srATTEE1 81 NoRTiH DAx ;o61Tsas,7'4''s
County Of Burleigh.--ss.
T. i. p. Wildtang, Cashier OF the
swear that the above statement Is
true. to the best Of my knowledge
II. Re. wILDFANC. Cashier.
mo this 9TH day OF January, 1895.
ARCHIE o. JOHNSON,
Notary Public. Burletgh County.
North Dakota.
My commission .exp!r Tres. september
| 90. 1880.
Correct. Attest:--
C. B. LITTLE,
III. II. GODDARD,
II. T.. WITHDRAWN,
Directors
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Jan. 9.--Flour 10 cents
higher; in carload lots. family pat
cnts quoted at 9.75 at 1000 . barrel
in 90 pound cotton sacks; shipments
| $500 barrels; bran $3.50.
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FARGO BUTTER.

Fargo, N. d., Jan. g. R)-Buttei
fat. churning cream .46; packing
stock 81.
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POTATOES.

Chicago. Jan. 9.--potatoes: Trading
only fair: market rather dull; re-
ceipts sc cars; total L. S. shipments
GIL: IL Canadian: Wie"nn~:n c"ckes.
round whites 4.05 at 4.25; few fancy
ABB; Minnesota sacked rouna wn,.e
400 at 4.20; Idaho sacked russcts
4l0 Mt 40
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HELPsWAN1HD--FEA1ALn
WANTED--Cirl or middle aye wom.
an for general homework. Must
be neat and clean. G. G. WiAmals,
Hazelton, Ne. Oak. 1-4-lw
GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Apply after p. m. SIS
Mandan Ave. 1887
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES -.
FOR SALE-Cash Grocery Store
with lunch room ii connection.
Price reasonable. Re1Sons for SELL
ing, failing health. For price and
other information, write to Owner,
Box "a, Motif, N. Oak. IL
l2s20.&w
FOR. SALES large mules, one team
in A l condition for mine mules
or mail route. Or will trade for
large horses. George Cadle, Bald
win, N. Dak., Route Il Sec. 80.
Ghylin Township. .l-8-2t
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Furniske "a
hotel located at Zap, N. D. This
is.a real hotel bargain that it will
pay you to investigate. Good town,
good location. Write Tribune No;
O7. lO-l2-tf
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LIBERTY RONnS.

New York, Jan. 9.--Libcrtics closed
three and IS 1926: second As 1904;
first AVS 1924: third AIS LOOPS;
fourth Ans 1890: u. 8. G. ~ 1921.
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alive; steady; receipts cars: fowls
26 to %; springs %; turkeys 35;
ROSTERS 10; ducks IS to 30; geese 10
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
WANT distributing agents for Han,
slick, powdered handsoap; ,reinoves
ANYTHING from the hands without
injury to skin; everybody = GUS
tones; great opportunity for bust
ler to get in business; sample
free. SOLAR PRODUCTS CO.. 1874
West Lake, Chicago. 1.9-1t
COLLECTION AGENCY wants ex.
perienced Salesman for: District
Agent. Solicit business: Appoint
references. INTERNATIONAL, AS
Mills Bldg, San Francisco. !,
t2.30-1.270--9
AGENTS WANTED 70 take orders
for best work. Shoes. Direct to
wearer, big money, no Investment.
Write Atlas Shoes, 6372 Hollywood
Blvd, Hollywood, Calf. i-S.1t
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No. 64i.t

No. 64l.
Report q. the 'Csn6itlem ef 4
THE EARMERS Z MERCHANTS
STATE BANK
at Driscoll, in the State Of North
Dskota, 1t the close OF business
December 3lst, 1925. +
RESOURCES AZ
Loans and discounts .$l53, 653 81
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured ......... 4O3.30
Warrants. stocks; tax GER
tifcates, claims, etc.,. S,375.2l
Banking house, furniture ,ssssss =
and MIXTURES $500. .... 4 10000
Other real estate ........ 7,588.98
Checks and other a
cash items IS 5Q.25
Cash and Due
from other
banks .t...... 5,l8s.55 5,238.S5
Tp1AL liAsililils 1898
Capital stock paid in ....$ 100000
Surplus fund ........... 100000
Undivided profits. less ex-
penses and taxes paid ;. l40.22
Individual sdepos. >,
t It's subject to ..a oaa7s
CuSCh .vVOsV4osSO
Guaranty fund
deposit i...... 609.l7
Time certificates 81
Of deposit ~. 79,s54.12 ~
Cashiers checks
outstanding -. 4.896.14 138,46e.18
biiis payable .-.......... l,I19.OO
Due War Finance Corp. 9,972.29
r.arAr e,1Io.o a.
STATE Or. NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Burleigh--ss.
I, H. A. .Kpudson, Cashier Of the
above named hauk, do solemnly swear
that the above statement 10 true, to
the best Of my knowl4dge and belief
H. A. KNUDEON,
Cashier.
Subscribed, and >esMorn to before
me this It'll dsysaf january, 1926.
"A. M. RRUSCHWIEN,
Notary Public, Burlsighs County,
N. p.
Ny commission expires July 9TH,
1928.
Correct Attest:--
II. A. KMuDsON. s9
N. A. LIEN,
-Diraetefs.
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One cent per pound discount under
55 lb. Ear corn ) cents under sherl.
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Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan. Pota-
toes: Light wire inquiry, demand
slow, table stcs., market slightly
weaker. seed stock. market firm. Car
loads delivered sales. freight only de-
rate, sacked ewts. round whites, U. ).
No. ], 1896 at 4.1O; mostly 400; sack
cd cwts. Irish Cobblcrs partly rrad-
ed AIS at 4.25; sacked cwts. Bliss
Triumphs, partly graded 4.25 at 4.35.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Stude-
baker Four, one Oakland roadster.
Will take good young horses in
trade. s. f. Lambert, ten miles
south Of Bismarck. 1-6-lwk
WxNTEO - Automobile painting.
Nice clesn place., Prices reason
Aid. Call d, I'll 3rd St.
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MIsCFLLANEotjs

MISCELLANEOUS
MUSIC SCHOOL-Special two
monthly course for beginners in
reading and writing notes. Our
violin classes nre sreopened again.
For conditions call at THE MUSIC
SCHOOL, 81 Ave. A, corner Man
dan Ave. or Phone 1917.
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POUND

FOUND Z.
FOUNn-A pair Of ladies brown
chamoisette gloves. Owner may
have same by paying for ad.
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