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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
12
The slogan Higher Pay for All is touted as a unifying call for British workers seeking improved wages and living standards across industries and regions. The campaign frames wage growth as essential to economic fairness and social stability.
Correspondent report from London notes wages debate as a pillar of postwar reconstruction. Employers and workers clash over higher pay and shorter hours while industry leaders compare British labor costs to the United States and weigh output limits, automation, and unions as key factors.
A British cabinet minister warns that if the United States goes dry the economy could falter, noting beer costs are a delicate factor in the personal budgets of British workers. Economists debate whether underpaid labor once fueled England’s trade lead or if the trend now reverses as costs rise for workers and industry alike.
The Polish government bans import of luxury dress for personal use to curb extravagance and bolster self sufficiency. Leaders warn that lavish spending hurts recovery and risks ruin, urging restraint as Europe rebuilds while contrasting with American wealth. Also noted is the exkaiser’s yacht Meteor listed for sale at $100 800.
Classified style notice advertising a domestic helper sought at 22 Oak 1. Includes address and contact details. Also lists multiple rental ads for apartments in Butte and Anaconda with phone numbers or store names for inquiries.
The Board of County Commissioners of Deer Lodge County Montana proclaims a special election for the issuance of bonds to fund construction and improvement of main highways. The proposition seeks 150,000 dollars in coupon bonds with cross marks for voting against each square space. The notice outlines election details and voter instructions.
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