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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01
HUNDREDS RETURN
Home TO TRY IDEAS
GAINED HOME WEEK
Ait Branches of Agriculture in
State Are Stimulated by
Fargo Short Courses

Back to their farms and home
towns return the several hundred
North Dakota people who attended a
four -day session of the Thirticth An
nual Farmers and Homcmakers
Week at tho North Dakota Agricui-
tural college. There the beekeepers
rubbed shoulders with livestock
breeders. diversified farmers and
poultrymen. and the city bankers
studied agricultural problems with
the rest. Not to be outdonc by their
husbands. 40 farm homcnakers at
tended the wornen's short course.
Short courses were given in bee
keeping. poultry. livestock, seeds. mar
keting and combined grain. A BANK
ers' short course was given Tor the
first time in the history Of the Farm
ers' Week. Meetings of each North
Dakota livestock breed association
were held. A Ncighborhood day, UNI
der the direction Of A. G. Arvold, oil
rector Of the Little Country Theatre.
was a feature OF the week.
One OF the two special attractions
of the Farmers and Homemakers'
Week was the 1929 Master Homcmak-
crs of North Dakota banquet at which
five women. Mrs. Eli Taillon. Cavalier
county; Mrs. George Rasmussen,
Barnes county; Mrs. F.. B. Brokaw,
Dickcy county; Mrs. Z. B. Wollan,
Walsh county, and Mrs. George Pill
grim. Cass county. were honored by
the North Dakota Agricultural college
and the Farmers Wife OF st. Paul.
The other attraction was the hanging
OF the portrait of H. P. Hammer.
Cooperstown. ono OF North Dakota S
lifelong livestock producers. in the
agricultural hall Of fame at the Joint
North Dakota Livestock Breeders as
ISOLATION and the Saddle and Sirloin
club banquet.
The following attended the Week:
ADAMS.
G. H. Plath. Hcttinger.
BARNES:
c. F. Jensen. Valley City. A. r.
Fir. K. A. Bake, Nome: Ole S. Rel
ten. Hastings: NJ. T. Chase. Wimblc-
don: T. l. Strinden. Litchville: s..
Fletcher. VIM Adoch. Fred w. Schro-
der, E. p Getchell, Valley City: Geo.
Rasmussen. H. Eberle. John @. Vie
land, Darcy; Hans Godfredson, Lucca
BOWMAN:
Richard Joyce, Scranton.
BURLE1GH:
Ben G. Larkin. Bismarck. H. E.
Wildfang. Sterling; G. A. Hubbell.
Wing
GOLDEN VALLEY:
George E. Hammond, Golva.
HETTINGER:
w. j. Glcnny. Mott.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01
TAX LEV|ES Limit
AIM Of House BILL
AUTHORS ANNOUNCE
Proposed Measure Would Also
Halt School Reserves
Now Piling Up

a comprehensive enactment to
cover the limiting OF tax levies is the
purpose of the McManus -Jardine bill
now before the house of representa-
tives. the authors state.
Present levy limitation rates apply
ing to counties are the same as ap-
piled when property in this state was
assessed OH IS per cent basis. where
as it is now assessed on IS per cent
basis. they point out. The new meas
urc would make the maximum rate
OF levy for general county purposes
eight mills and eliminate the right Of
counties to levy an emergency levy Of
two mills and would reduce the max
imum rate Of township levy from five
mills to four mills.
The bill would make stringent pro-
visions governing the lcvying Of taxes.
its sponsors say. Under existing law.
school districts may pile up surplus
sufficient to run the district for a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01

| KIDDER:
i F. s. Horlachcr Happen.
LA INQUIRE.
Q. A. Thompson. Edgclcy: r. j.
Gaughan. Verona; Geo. F. Wingcrt.
Dickcy.
MCINTOSH:
j. A. Meidingcr. Ashley
MCKENZIE:
julius jacobson. Alexander: Halvor
Rolfsrud. Kecne
| MORTON:
J. r. Sarvis. Mandan l.. C. Nelson.
Almont: Jesse Pulley. r. M. Banning.
| Flasher
OLIVER:
d. . Connolly, Hcnsler.
RICHLAND:
r. E. Burvcc. Paramount: Wallace
Manikowski, Mooreton; G. NJ. Dahl,
Hans J. Vcss. Abcrcrombie: A. L.
Morgan. Vivian Morgan. Lewis John
son. Walcott: r. W. Govland. j. D.
Beals. Art Osmundson. Dwight; Ray
" Raphael. Barney: Peter p Krump,
Mantador; Mrs. Geo. Hedner. Wahpc-
ton; N. G. Jensen. Wyntlmcrc.
/ STARK:
| Frank Lindemann Richardson; ELL
| ing Hclmcr Taylor.
STEELE:
]. A. Carlson. L. f. Long, Finley:
| Frank Sussex. Hope.
| STUTSMAN
ID. f. Warmer. Pingrce: G. M.
Jorvc. Ypsilanti; Leslie r. Dysait,
Windsor. Harry Wilson. G. H. Ed
| wards, j. j. SINNERS. Ross N. VIII
Hams. Jamestown: Christ Jerkc,
Cleveland Donald Odenbach. Wood
worth.
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period Of two or three years. No
budget restriction exists to prohibit
school districts from doing this. The
proposed law would prevent this and
would give taxpayers legal founda-
ton upon which to contest excessive
lcvieS.
Besides school districts. taxing dis
trictS under the present Law may pile
up excessive SURPRISES. The new
measure would seek to prevent this
and at the same time legalize the
maintaining Of reasonable cash bal
ance to carry the districts through
the six months period from July to
December 81, the authors point out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01

This cash balance IS held necessary
In that only about IS per cent Of each
years levy Is collected by July I OF
the following fiscal year.
The measure as specifically stated
in its title would limit the rate OF
levy for state. county. city. village.
township. school district and park dis
trict purposes as.e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01

Klein Greoery
Led bsain = Knou
Osange Osboery
Isny sllIll,ni
J. 1rafosvits Grooery
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-01

Logan's Grocery, 1lS Third st.
Gussner's Grocery. $40. Main Ave.
Jones 4 Webb. l07 Fourth st.
Brown T. Tiednan. 10 Fifth st.
J. Dawson Grocery. e0s Sixth st.
Scotia Grocery. 81 Seventh st.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-11

be incapacitated, or looking for Z
job.
Club women were beginning tc
get excited, and talk reforms. For
a crime wave hit the country.
And even the girls
We're going crazy. They rolled
their stockings, and checked their
corsets when they went to dances.
Eventually they discarded them
altogether, but that was not until
later.
Cosmetics sprang into favor,
and women began to make up like
Jezebels.
1.-THE evil of the war" became
a sort of slogan. People talked
despairingly of "the youth of the
land" and wondered what they
were going to do about it. I'm
portant persons were interviwed
on what they thought of the
Modern Girl. Desiring to be
broadminded, they eulogized her.
not knowing what it was all
about. And, meantime, she went
from bad to worse.
Someone had coined the word
Flapper. And the Flappers, little
sisters to the War Brides, took to
dressing exactly alike. They wore
colored skirts of homespun, frayed
about the bottom, instead of
hemmed. Brilliant little sweaters
that they called slip-ons. Flat sol
ed shoes-everyone, until then,
had worn high heels. And large
hats with fiat crowns clapped on
the sides of their heads. They
cut their hair, and called it Castle
Clips, for Irene Castle, who had
lost her OWL after a fever, and
what she had left short of
necessity.
Brothers of the ex-service men
began to grow up. They were,
Tor the most part, a decadent lot,
deficiencies emphasized by
contrast. They were called Par
Snakes, Cake Eaters and
Lizards. At first they
vent in for skinny, pinch-backed
with high waist lines. They
cultivated a carriage that rivaled
he poular Debutante SLOUGH, and
Dancing Fools with long
lair. When the Prince of Wales
listed America, they changed
heir sartorial effects, and en-
raced baggy models.
Girls became Independent. Mar !
led women, who had found work
for the duration Of the war;" dis =
overed that they liked it. Their =
often doubled, and some
mes tripled the family budgets.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-11
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cut away, in memory of Johns
kisses on it.
"Sybil-SYBIL!"
ooh, John, l love you So"
Before she went they planned
to be married that week.
Sybil drove him home with her
head in a whirl and her heart full
of warm gladness. John would
get a furlough. Perhaps the ia
mily would let them have the
place at Wianno for a few days.
That would be lots more fun than
a hotel, or travelling. And she
would get breakfast mornings
popovers and mullins, and puffy
omelets, golden brown. There
would be wonderful days on the
beach. And nights, glorious long.
They would swim in the moon
light, and lie on the sands after
ward.
Sybil had a private conviction
that a week of love in June was
worth a whole month of it in the
winter-time. She Rugged herself
inwardly with little anticipatory
shivers. But presently her ecstacy
was Swallowed by grim forebod-
ings, and the fears of a woman
for her beloved who is in danger.
But | will be brave" she
vowed. "And I will make him
very happy. Then, if he should
have to go, I will send him with
a smile"
Poor Sybil, playing with dreams.
That night John Lawrence's regi-
ment entrained for Hoboken, and
sailed the next midnight.
He left a note for her with a
boy at camp. A heartbroken little
note, scrubbed with a stubby pen
ell on a sheet of Y. M. C. A. paper:
... Goodbye, little girl,
goodbye. oh, 1 love you so, my
precious wife-to-be. 4 love
I love you. :" {
She carried it for months down
he front of her dress next her
leart. Girls that summer were I
wearing V-neck blouses cut so low {
hat she could look down and see G
he folded edge peeking up from
he ribbons of her little satin
.amisole. d
Whenever she was alone she I
cad it again and again. By
christmas, with kisses and with O
ears, it was worn so thin it was t
alling apart. Then Sybil put it v
4 the box where she kept her a
under the puffy blue O
attn pad that lined the cover.
md when she slipped it there a a
rushing sense of f~inality came
yer her. AS if that was the end. u
8 if John Lawrence had persisted b
18th his last crumbling %protesta- Ii
.ons, and she would never see Y
i'm again. fl
And that night a cable came:
Missing in action" b
They tried to buoy her up. To ii
their own faltering hopes.
THAT doesn't mean he's dead, b,
ybil. Probably he's in a hospital CT
'mewhere. oh, my dear, you hi
ustn't take on like this! Don't pl
We up hope. Everything may be W
| right" hi
But Sybil knew better. Hes ST
she shrieked through her nj
ars. Dead, I tell you! I know. be
e came to me in a dream, all ci
God. So l know, you see, that
is dead" m
After the war life had been very m
W for SYPHILIS crowd. John D,
was 10 months missing fe
en-. presumably dead" the e he
rd said. re
Tad came home, Economically sc
onzed, and different" looking. ur
mething about his eyes, and his co
ay streak that ran through his ex
if. He was very sweet to Sybil, u
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Continued on page seven)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-01-11

Prcss fI<5 TO fI575, !. c. b. factory, plus delivery CHARGES.
Losejoy Hydraulic Shock Absorbers and spring covers included
tn list price, Bumpers and rear fender guards extra. Check
Oakland delivered prices-they include lowest handling charges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09
SHERIFF'S SALE

The State of Texas,
County Of Cameron.
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of a certain Order of Sale
issued out OF the honorable district
court Of Cameron county on the
lst day Of November, 1929. by Jno.
p. Seaman, clerk of said court, for
the sum OF five thousand fifteen
and 93-i00 ($50l5.93) dollars and
costs Of suit. under q judgment, In
favor Of j. w. Wall in a certain
cause IN said court, No. 1897 and
styled: j. w. Wall VS.. r.. w. Null
hansen ct al, placed in my hands
for service, i, w. u. Brown. as sher-
If Of Cameron county. Texas, did
on the first day Of November, 1929,
levy on certain real estate, situat-
ed in Cameron county. Texas, de-
Scribed as follows ,to-Wit:
Lot No. 8 in block No. 5 Of the
Windsor Place Addition. an ad-
dition to the city of Harrington,
Cameron county, Texas, and levied
upon as the property OF r. w. Null
hansen ct al. and that on the first
Tuesday in December, 1929, the
same being the 3rd day OF said
month, at the court house door Of
Cameron county, in the city OF
Brownsville, Texas. between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and 4 p. m, by
virtue of said levy and said Order
Of Sale, I will sell said above de-
scribed real estate az public ven-
due, for cash to the highest bid
der, as the property Of said r. w.
MulhauSen.
And in compliance with law, I
give this notice by publication. in
the English language, once a week
for three consecutive weeks imme-
diately preceding said day OF sale.
in the Brownsville Herald. a news
paper published IN Cameron coun-
ty.
Witness my hand, this 5th day OF
November, 1929.
w. +. BROWN. Sheriff.
CSeaD Cameron County, Texas.
BY l.. A.. Jagou, Deputy.
11-9-l5-23-3t. 1891
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09
The Road to a Home of Your Own Lies in the Classified Real Estate AID
G ADVERTISEMENT

postoffice address OF whom Is New
York City. N. X. did on the 25th
day OF October, "A. ID. 1929, file his
application In the office OF the
Board OF Water Engineers for the
state OF Texas. in which he applies
for O permit 10 appropriate of the
unappropriated waters OF the State
OF Texas. from the Rio Grande,
In Cameron county, Texas. for the
irrigation OF not to exceed 1909
acres Of land, said water To he i'm
pounded In two reservoirs. created
by the construction az two dams
across the Rancho Viejo Resaca,
and q levee around the lowland in
the south part OF the Clark-Hat-
ton subdivision, the main reservoir
TO be located at q point which
bears s. "a degrees s. minutes W..
1880 feet from the N. corner of
the San Pedro de Carricitos grant
on the N. Bank Uf the Rio Grande
In Cameron county, Texas, distant
in q northwesterly direction from
Brownsville, Texas. about thirteen
C3) miles.
You are hereby further notified
that the said Earl B. Samms pro-
poses TO create two reservoirs To-
Gated on private property, having
a total storage capacity Of 1909
acre-feet. and to pump water from
the Rio Grande, during flood stage,
into the reservoirs. and divert
therefrom sufficient water for the
irrigation Of not to exceed 1868
acres Of land, in Cameron county.
Texas, fully described In the appli-
cation.
A hearing on the application OF
the said Earl u. Samms will be
held by the Board of Water En-
gineers for the State OF Texas. In
the office Of the Board at Austin,
Texas, on Monday, November Is,
"A. ID. 1929, beginning at 10 o'clock
a. m. at which time and place all
parties interested may appear and
be heard. Such hearing will be
continued from time to time, and
from place 10 place, II necessary,
until such determination has been
made relative to said application
as the said Board Of Water Engi-
neers may deem right, equitable
and proper.
Given under and by virtue OF an
order Of the Board Of Water Err
gineers for the State Of Texas, ct
the office Of the ssid Board, at
Austin. Texas, this the 25th day CT
October. "A. ID. 1929.
JNO. A. NORRIS,
q. s. CLARK,
"A. ii. DUNLAP,
Board Of Water Engineers.
CSEALJ
Attest: A. w. Mcdonald, secretary.
19-26-2-9-16-4t-3572
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09
Prune Gelatin Dessert

I package lemon favored gelatin
mixture. ] 3-4 cups boiling water
and prune juice. ! cup chopped.
cooked prures. is cup nuts. hHuErn.
4 tablespoons sugar.
Wash and soak over rlEnt. l-I
cup OF prunes linn I L. CUPS INK cold
water. Cook slowly for I hour. Drain
and measure the stock and ada with
the boiling water tn the gelatin
mixture. stir until wcii dissolved.
Cool and add the rect uf tiH ln-
gradients. Pour into "a mold ard
chill. Serve with cream.
ANY leftover can be rnhearef rr
served cold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09
SHERIFF'S SAFE

The State OF Texas, y
County Of Cameron. D
Notice Is hereby given that bv
virtue of a certain Order of Sale
issued out OF the honorable 95th
Judicial District Court W Dallas
county on the 26th day of Septem-
Der, 1929, by j. Bale Finks, clerk
OF said court for the sun Of twen-
ty-nine hundred forty-four and
52-l00 tS2944.52) dollars and costs
Of suit, under a judgment in IA
vor OF r. B. George Machinery co.
In a certain cause i'm said court, No.
81534-D and styled: r. 3. George
Machinery Company W.. Southwest
Development Corp. placed in nv
hands for service, I, w. r. Brown.
as sheriff of Cameron county. Texas.
did on the 4th day Of November.
1929, levy on certain personal prop
erty situated in Cameron county,
Texas, described as follows. to-wit:
! Caterpillar Twenty 90 tract
or No. P1.245; / SPIT Ripper; / Is
5 Killefer SubSOiler; l TG Chisel 10
inch spacing; and / size 81 g G.
Disc % inch HIT Blades. and levied
upon as the property of Southmost
Development company, and that on
the first Tuesday IN December.
1929. the same being the 3rd day
Of said month. at the court house
door Of Cameron county. In the city
Of Brownsville, Texas. between the
hours OF 10 q. m. and a %. m, by
virt@ Of said levy and said Order
OF Sale, I will sell said above de-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09
q ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF SALE
Real Estate

The State Of Texas
County or Cameron)
BY virtue of an execution and
order OF sale issued out or the
Honorable Court of Bexar County.
73rd judicial district Of Texas,
on the 18th day OF November. 1929.
by the clerk thereof. I'm the case
Of 3. +. Dittmar Company vs..
Verda ID. Silver ct al, No. B-56.l66
and TO me as Sheriff directed and
delivered, I will proceed To sell to
the highest bidder, for cash. be-
tween the hours OF 1000 a. m. and
400 ID m, December 9. 1929. ~
being the first Tuesday in said
month. before the Court House
door OF Cameron County. Texas.
in the city Of Brownsville. the
following described real estate: to-
wit. Lot number ten (l0l in block
number three 90 OF the ". M.
Barton Subdivision to the town OF
Harrington, Cameron County, Tex
as.
Levied on the 7th day of Nov
ember, 1929, and to be sold u
satisfy a judgment dated October
10. 1923, and recorded in the lnu-
ties Of said court IN volume -.
pages 10000, in favor of B. r..
Dittmar Company, a corporation.
against defendants. Verda B. Sill
yer, Roy r. Silver, Sid Howard and
Ber- M. Howard. for the sum NY
four thousand sixt IN and 36-1O0
dollars (S4016.36) with interest az
the rate Of ten per cent 40 r)
per annum from October 10.
1929, until paid and all costs ny
suit, and the furth-r costs Of sale.
together with a foreclosure Of a
deed OF trust lien I'll the above
described property as said lien ex-
listed on the 7th d-y or September.
1928, against defendants Verda ID
Silver, Sid Howard. Bera ". Low
ard and y. r.. Roberts.
Given under my hand November
It'll, 1929.
wv. F. Brown.
Sheriff, Cameron County, Texas
by Il. "A. Jagou.
Deputy.
ll~-9-16-23-3t. 35e3
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Real Estate
- rT

Real Estate
The State of TexasD
County Of CameronD
BY virtue OF an execution and
order Of sale issued out Of the
Honorable District Court of Bexar
County, IS Judicial District OF Tex
as. on the 9Th day or November,
1929. by the clerk thereof, Ia the
case Of B. F. Dittmar Company vs..
j. B. Moore ct al. No. B-56, 49l
and TO me as Sheriff directed and
delivered. I will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, be-
tween the hours OF 1000 a. m. and
400 p. m. december 8, 1929. II be-
ing the first Tuesday in said .-onth.
before the Court House door OF
Cameron County, Texas, In the
city of Brownsville. the following
described real estate. to wit, Lot
number six 90 IN block number
ninety-eight 1881 Of the original
townsite Of Harrington, Cameron
County. Texas.
LGRAGG DA Tic iGl Gay u NOV
ember, 1929, and to be sold to
satisfy a judgment dated october
u. 1929, and recorded in the minu-
tes for said curt IN volume Is,
pages 568-569, in favor OF B. r..
Dittmar Company. a corporation.
against defendants. j. ID. Moore
and Cora +. core, for the sum
OF ten thousand thirty-six nd
35-l00 dollars Csl0,036, 35) with in
terest at the rate OF ten per cent
N0 per cent? per annum from Oct
ober IL, 1929, until paid and all
costs Of suit, and the further costs
OF sale, together with a foreclosure
Of a deed Of trust lien on the above
described property as said lien X
listed on the 5th day of October.
1927, against defendants, J. q.
Moore, Cora II. Moore, Geo. T..
McAuliffe Managers Investment
Company, and Bruner-Fisher up
ply Company.
Given under my hand November
7th, 1929.
w. +. Brown
Sheriff, Cameron County, Texas
BY l.. "A. Jagou,
Deputy.
1l-g-16-23-3t. 3594
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09

NQgO~0-& 0g-
Be-e-e-e-e W-c-d-Y-e.
D-d-d-G-d-n-O-c-T.
The big liner called to the lit
tie eoastwise boat, that plies up
and down like a busy peddler
stopping ut all the doors and
offering his motley wares 70 all
corners.
And the little coastwise boat
pipes up i'm its shrill soprano
and answered.
What q busy night 1t was for
the tugsl They were out in full
force bowling up and down the
water like "a herd Of sea cows
And all of US safe at home
with the moonlight outside, ard
the fire on the hearth and the
lights and the frieadly faces in
doors looked at each other and
shivered a little, and said,
What . night to be on the
water"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-09

And one Of IA went to the
piano and struck TIE chords
which are the prelude to Che old
hymn they sing in the churches
in the old seaport town
For those i'm peril ON the
sea"
And No the window something
fluttered like a beloved hand
waving . message from some
where far out in the night
Was he there close 10 ~, the
gallant boy who went cut In the
froth and the fury OF che sea
and never came back again 70
US who loved him I'D dearly.
There was q for on the hay
last night-didn't you rear tie
whistles how they called t0 each
other through the white and
smothering mist3
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