The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
CLUB WON EN-
SHOULD BOOST
Nd. PRODUCTS
April Issue Of Bulletin Has
Complete Survey Of States
Enterprises


to shop ut home by the April issue
by the state federation of wOmens
clubs, which now is on the press.
The magazine contains complete
survey OF the products grown and
manufactured in the state and is one
Of the most comprehensive cOmpila-
lions Of that nature ever issued in
the state. A special article points
out the fact that North Dakota could
use more industries and aligns the
women's clubs behind the movement
to encourage the entry into the state
Of new industrial enterprises. One
of the best ways of doing this. they
point out, is to encourage those al
ready here.
The "buy at home" campaign is
epitomi1ed in q verse by Miss HUI
dab Lucille Winsted of Minot, WHO
already has won some little fame rs
q poet. She says:
"Tradc with your hometown mer-
chant,
He's playing his taxes too;
Remember the time, every once in a
When he's checrfully carried you
through.
His ledgers could tell quite a story,
He's been a good friend to you.
Then why should you send. when
you're flush. my friend,
For q gown to Kalamazoo"
Candy From N. y. Sugar
Taking q still broader view, an
other articles points out that North
MI nd
North Dakota sugar in two large
| Of flour and cereals made from
North Dakota Grain. and made at
: home: can use North Dakota honey,
| .~OrLn Dakota ignite ana stain tne.r
| furniture and floors with stain made
from Ignite; can buy trunks, tents,
| baking powder and many other things
maze an North Dakota factories.
| II also points out that IA factory
| in this state cannot grow so that II
employs more people and circulates
more money unless we. the people
/ Of the state, use the goods it pro-
duces."
A motor proposed for state WON
en- is:
Know North Dakota first;
Love North Dakota first;
Work for North Dakota first;
| See North Dakota first;
Be acquainted with North Dakota
first.
An editorial cautions the club
women to "boost our state wherever
the opportunity offers itself, espe.
cially when travelling in other states
Every citizen of North Dakota should
be on guard against any disparagina
| remarks, even in jest, about oul
! state. We should establish fixed
idea in our minds and use it us Il
battering ram against any criticism
we may hear"
| Special Articles
Special articles by Governor A. G
Sorlie and Mrs. Kara Acsdel Dick
inson give further impetus to thu
movement TO support North Dakc,i
Dickinson observes that North Da
look and listen" and then use home
made products instead of "sh,ppcd
in" stuff would give the state /:
"steady growth, not q boom. which
would mean much to the people wht
are dyed-in-the-wool North Dakotans
One by one Mrs. Dickinson takes
up North Dakota products, coal. clay
honey, cereals. candy. brick, Nortl
Dakota made wind-driven light
plants furs, paints and stains, fruits
and many other products.
Not even horse-radish and mustard
are forgotten, Mrs. Dickinson ear
ing attention to the fact that these
products also are manufactured in
the state and are OF superior qua.
ity.
Commenting on the potential use
Of the states clay deposits, she says
"And when you 60 shopping for q
lovely vase. beautiful bit Of pot.
terry. a lamp or tile, do you buy
something made from the clay beds
Of the east or do you stop to con.
slider that North Dakota has the
greatest deposit Of high-grade pot.
terry clay in the world? And while
it is not yet manufactured wholesale
it is possible for you to secure q
choice piece for your gift that would
carry the additional Joy Of being
very especially yours, for it was
made in North Dakota"