The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
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OLD BEL CLAN WAR HERO DIES
ASSUPERIOR GIVES COMMAND

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dent, Montana Farm Bureau: c. T.
Jaffray. Minneapolis. Mimi, presi.
dent. 500 Line; 7. A. Klawson. st,
Paul. Minn.. president. Federal Land
Bank; w. 3. Moscrip. Lake Elmo
Minn.. president, Minnesota Live.
stock Breeders Association: Governor
w. L. Dulow, rierre, 3. d.: =. W.
Reinoehl. Larimere. president, North.
west Farm Managers association.
Balanced Production: +. z. Muir.
ply, Minneapolis, 1inn., publisher,
Minneapolis Tribune. chairman;
Henry Arens. Jerdan. Mimi, Mime.
sofa farmer: w. Q. Lusk, Yankton,
s. D.. president, South Dakota Cham
ber OF Commerce: ,Dell Patterson.
Donnybrook, N. D., North Dakota
farmer: Fred w. Sargent. Chicago.
ILL.,, president, Chicago Northwestern
Railway: J. H. Lsuthold, Columbus,
Montana, Montana farmer.
Land Policies: Dr.. G. w. Pugsley,
Brookings. B. D., president, South
Dakota state College, chairman: r.
L. Bronson. Rapid City, 3. D.. secre.
tary. Rapid City Chamber Of Com
merce: Fred D. Vibert, Duluth, Mimi,
secretary. Minnesota Arrowhead asso-
citation; Leo z. Owens. St. Paul. Mimi,
publisher. st. Paul Dispatch: Gov
ernor ]. E. Erickson. Helena, Mont;
j. N. Stevens. Mandan, N. D.. direc-
tor, Great Plains Experiment station;
H. A. Scandrett, Chicago, ILL.,, prcsi-
dent, Milwaukee Railway.
Marketing: John w. 6chnitzler,
Froid, Mont, Montana farmer, chair.
man: Roy johnson, Casselton, N. D.,
North Dakota farmer: G. G. Talbot,
jamestown. N. D., president. North
Dakota Farmers Union; ]. 8. Jones,
st. Paul, Minn.. secretary, MinnAeota
Farm Bureau Federation; J. 8. Mont
gomery. South st. Paul, Minn., man.
ager. Central Cooperative Comm.
Co.; Dan A. wallace, st. Paul. Minr.,
editor, st. Paul Farmer: Hugh D.
Nash, Redfield, 8. D., president South
Dakota Crop improvement associa.
ton.
Research and Education: A. j.
Olson, Renville. Minn., president.
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation,
chairman; Dean w. Q. Coffey, 8.
Paul, Minn., Minnesota Farm School:
A. w. Kicker, st. Paul, Minn., editor,
Farmers Union Herald: Dr.. John T.
E. Dtnwoodie, Aberdeen, 8. D., editor
The Dakota Farmer; Edwin Traynor,
Starkweather, N. D., North Dakota
farmer: Lester Cole, Great Falls,
Nront nA3<Av YvDnA NRnu%aMa R~vvaap.
G. r. Arnett, Bofeman, Mont, Mon
tana farmer.
Taxation: r. M. Crowder, Elk
Point, s. D., president, South Da-
kotA Farm Bureau, chairman;
Thomas O'Brien, Hoven, g. D., South
Dakota Bankers association: John
Edgerto1, Helena, Mont, secretary
Montana Taxpayers association;
Governor Theodore Christensen, et.
Paul, Minn.: Charles Donnelly, et.
Paul. Mimi. president, Northern Pa
cific Railway: Curtis L. Moshsr. Min
neapolis. Mimi, Federal Reserve
Bank: Governor George shafer, Bis
mArck, N. ..
Tariff: M. w. Thatcher. st. Paul,
manager, Farmers Union Terminal
association. chairman; I. d. O'Don-
nell. Billings, Mont, Montana farmer;
H. B. Best, Frederick. 8. D., vice pres
ident, South Dakota Farm Bureau;
Walter r. Maddox, Plaza, N. D.,
North Dakota farmer; M. G. Bachel-
Ter, Grand Forks, N. D., president,
North Dakota Bankers association;
Harry N. Owen, Minneapolis. Minn.,
editor, Farm, Stock and Home: B. r.
Benson. Minneapolis, Mimi, Mime
apolis Chamber Of Commerce.
transportation and waterways: A.
M. Thompson, Cogswell, N. D., prest-
man: Ralph Dudd, St. Paul. MINI,
president. Great Northern Railway;
Donald 8. Holmes, Duluth, Minn.,
president. Duluth Chamber Of Com.
n1erce; Sam A. Rask., Blooming
Prairie. Minn., Minn66eta Bankers
association; Carl w. Jones. Mime
apolis, Minn., publisher Minneapolis
Journal: Frank Cundill, FirettAel, g.
D.. South Dakota farmer; Richard 8.
o'Day. Great Falls, Mont. Montana
farmer.