Future of Courageous Men Sparks Global Trade Vision
Irving T. Bush proclaims a hopeful future for men of courage and notes empty shelves in world markets. He plans international Bush Terminal Sales Buildings in London and Paris, extending his export reach after returning from Europe, alongside the massive Times Square Bush Terminal Sales Building in New York.
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Vision of Europe’s recovery after war and America’s role
By Irving T. Bush, the piece argues Europe is entering convalescence after four years of war. It praises rebuilding, notes cheaper production and higher wages may boost demand at home and abroad, and stresses cautious optimism. It highlights France’s thrift, Germany’s debt paydown, and America’s rising global influence as a model and partner in postwar reconstruction.
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Bagdad VFW Honored With Medal Gifts to War Heroes
Bagdad temple honored its war heroes with bronze medals engraved for each veteran who served in World War I. Speakers included Charles Allen, W P Mitchell, and George W Moore. Recipients ranged from Ensign David Hudloff to Major Harold Blake, with tributes to Charles Jewell and others. The event also noted wartime experiences, medical care for wounded, and a shrine-like welcome.
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Barley Reaches Peak Price Amid Livelihood Agitation
Chicago August 13 The barley market shows agitation over high living costs with prices advancing to four cents a bushel on the fourteenth. Sales to Europe strengthen, and buyers report a brisk demand with prices hitting the season’s high. Experts note the central wheat market cannot match the barley rise, as vessels and shipments to Bull parts indicate strong export interest.
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No Ice No Milk At Great Falls Rises From Teamsters Strike
Great Falls Montana August 13, 193? Homes without ice and milk as teamsters strike halts deliveries. Dairies and ice companies failed to operate. commercial day saw stores closed. Teamsters earn four dollars seventy five cents per day with union seeking a dollar raise, employers offered twenty five cents which was refused. Affected federal union workers weigh strike action tomorrow.
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Wounded Yanks Fair Guests Rated For Helena Reunion
Helena August 12. The American Legion of Montana announced a reunion for wounded veterans tied to the Victory exposition. The commission aims to register those able to attend and arrange transportation and expenses. Special county representatives will be appointed, with about 40 veterans expected and one serving as chief.
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Theft of Liberty Bonds Hits New York Firms
Liberty bonds valued at 223000 dollars were stolen yesterday from two brokerage firms in the financial district. A young messenger disappeared after failing to deliver 178000 dollars of bonds from Richard Whitney and Company to Kidder, Peabody and Company. Simmons-Slade lost 45000 dollars in bonds under similar circumstances. police search continues for the missing messenger.
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Miners at Wallace Threaten Strike in Idaho
In Wallace Idaho on August 13 about 1000 miners from the Burke and Mullan districts convened a meeting of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. They threaten an eight hour portal to portal work day starting Friday morning at 1 o'clock if managers refuse to grant the change.
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Italy asks U S for coal to aid Italy
On August 13 Count Macchi di Celieri Italian ambassador asked President Wilson for means to supply American coal to Italy. Proposed plan would have government establish credits for coal in Italy and American ships carry part of the fuel.
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Miners to Form Rail Fraternity at Columbus Convention
Hazleton Pa Aug 13 The alliance of United Line Workers of America with four railroad brotherhoods will be perfected at a miners convention in Columbus Ohio next month. Thomas Kennedy a district president announced the event and said plans are being finalized for the new fraternal group.
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Word contest promises cash for United States hint
The World Trade Club of San Francisco offers $1,000 to the person who discovers a single word that best denotes the United States and all parts of Arizona. The contest promises 31,000 four word payout if the word is accepted.
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World Trade club backs metric system adoption award
Des Moines reports a public competition offering a noon May 15 1920 prize from a committee under President WH Hammer of the World Trade club. The goal is to promote metric weights and measures worldwide amid varied name spellings for the group and ongoing campaign efforts. Pat Hyan returns home with Croix de Guerre after aiding American journalism in Paris and delivering orders during German bombardment.
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Anaconda Methodist Church Holds Fourth Quarter Conference
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church meets tonight at 7 at the Anaconda church. It is the main meeting where society reports are read and the year’s work reviewed. Attendance and election details for the Glendive conference will be announced.
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It Is Good to Be an American on America’s Day
Fragmentary lines praise American resolve and courage as America asserts its place in the world. The text evokes emptied shelves and a call for workers, duty, and hopeful national pride in a time of struggle.
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Flame Fighters Meet Injury in Burning Forest
Missoula August 13 reports say four men were injured in a Jordan Creek fire in the Coeur d Alene forest. Names listed as Pete Ronde James Mullan Thomas Ferrits or and Dennis Perriver. New fires reported daily across districts. 105 men deployed from Slee Farvents to Rivulet Goose Creek Clearwater Lolo Mtn areas and Darby to Deep Creek Nez Perce. Fire threats persist in Bitter Root Lolo and Clearwater forests with multiple blazes and rapid spread noted.
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Ossal cuiye Nedee Baptists Services Notice
Announcement read at Ossal Cuiye Nedee stating bathing salts and horse items were reserved for Baptist church services at Pathantom Ruta. Text is fragmentary with unclear entities and locations.
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