Soft drink bottlers seek research fellowship hints at new terminology
The Anaconda Standard notes that the soft drink bottlers association has created a pop research fellowship at Iowa State College to enable members to have beverages scientifically tested. It contemplates further fellowships while observing a decline in product consumption and a rise in the soft drink industry. The commentary muses humorously on updating old drinking songs.
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National Association of Soft Drink Bottlers
Iowa State College
Labor Holiday Reflection on American Prosperity and Unity
The piece lauds America's postwar prosperity with industry thriving across sectors. It highlights cooperation between labor and capital, low unemployment, rising production, and broader education. It frames labor as the era's guiding intelligence over machinery, noting higher wages and widespread access to luxuries and advancements.
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America
The Soft Drink Industry Surges in Figures
Washington statisticians and the American Bottlers Association report that fiscal year 1926 saw Americans consuming 10,002,502,500 half pint bottles of pop, an increase of over 2 billion from the prior year. If lined end to end they would wrap around the globe six and a quarter times, and the poured contents would fill a 65 million gallon reservoir. Consumers paid roughly 500,100,000 to 250,000 pop retailers for the thirst quenching.
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Washington
American Association of Bottlers
Globe
Labor banks grow as unions extend finance role
A labor banking survey shows 28 labor banks with over 10 million capitalization and deposits totaling about 108.5 million as of June 30, 1926, up 10 percent since December. It notes large institutions, longer hours, higher rates to depositors, and advisory services as part of a broader move to mobilize wage earners' savings.
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Russia
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Co-operative National Bank of
Cleveland
Ohio
Federation Bank and Trust Company of
New York
American Federation of Labor
Economic Trends Show Steady Gains Across Sectors
The report notes continued gains in steel mill activity at about 3 percent capacity, rising oil demand and gas consumption, and unchanged gasoline prices despite crude increases. Automobile production stays high amid new models, copper shows firmness, and bank clearings run above last year. Factory employment remains strong with higher wages, and commercial failures are down. Investment demand for high-grade securities stays robust as money remains plentiful.
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Ehandise
Wrok
Body of McKenzie Found in Alley After Night Incident
The body of McKenzie, a Scottish native living in Utile for six years, was found in an alley Thursday night. His wife heard him leave the porch but did not hear further. He had a history of heart trouble and headaches since last winter after a beating in Hast Park street cigar ware. Coroner Holland will not hold an inquest unless new developments arise. The body rests at the Daly Shex mortuaries. He is survived by his widow, two children, and a brother in Utile.
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Park Street
Wiite
McKenzie
Daly Shex Mortuars
Scotland
Tutte
Tieside
Hutte
Little Lad Fractured Skull After Boulder Strike
A boy was struck on the head by a sharp edged boulder rolled by another boy. Albert and his brother helped him home. Dr C performed skull surgery late Saturday night removing brain particles. The child remained in serious condition late last night.
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Albert
Dr C
Bandit Kills Deputy and Pays With Life
An unidentified gunman mortally wounds Deputy Sheriff James Honey during a bridge chase at Chamberlain. The bandit, captured on Amer I Island, dies minutes after injury amid a Chamberlain posse gunfight. Deputy Honey is hospitalized in critical condition with abdominal wounds.
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Boney
Chamberlain
Dromda the Camel Enters Peter’s Tale
Peter meets a mysterious camel called Dromda who nicks his cap and warns him to stay on the Fichi tide. The hoarse stranger, with white Pearl-like teeth, speaks with a chilling bravado, promising trouble if Peter crosses him.
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Peters Ncce
Dromda
Camel
Chicago Show Folk Will Strike Today
Chicago officials said musicians stage hands and movie operators in vaudeville and motion picture houses will go on strike today. About 400 theaters and 5,000 workers are affected as talks failed after promises of peace. The main issue is maintaining four piece orchestras in smaller theaters where only one musician was employed.
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Chicago
Storm Damage Grows Across Midwest After Floods
Chicago reports worsening storm damage as floods cripple fields and disrupt urban areas. Forecasters warn of more rain with strong winds and swollen rivers. bridges, tracks, and communication lines report washouts and agriculture faces further losses.
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Chicago
Middle West
Dakotas
Miles City Rams Bring Big Prices at Eastern Montana Sale
In Miles City Montana a ram sale tied to the Eastern Montana stock event drew high bids with a single ram fetching 160 dollars and another at 123 dollars. Purchasers included Fane and tarwely constern, amid business losses to a haberdasher musician fabricator and dentist.
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Fane
Tarwely
Montana
Horoscope for September Sixth Signs Favor Contracts and Press
On September 6, Isiology marks favorable planetary influences for earth dwellers. Contracts and business agreements are advised. Press members, writers, and publishers gain activity and opportunity. Foreign correspondents should benefit soon, with rising international interest and multiple nations involved. Mars fosters large manufacturing projects and machine demand. Airplane production grows, a spiritual revival is foreseen, despite widespread religious dissension. Dress aligns with virtue, and Virgos born this day tend to be systematic and fastidious, excelling in routine work.
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Mars
Constitution Day Observed Proclaimed by Montana Governor
Governor Erickson proclaims September 17 as Constitution Day urging Montana schools to devote part of the day to civic exercises. He emphasizes the Constitution’s role in shaping U S law and urges patriotic and civic groups to stress its benefits to the nation and future generations.
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Erickson
United States
J. E. Erickson
Iate
Navy reshuffles four high commands in fleet change
Four high commands of the United States Navy were reorganized with Admiral William F. H. Robison moving from the flagship Seattle to a new post, Admiral Jackson promoted to full admiral and commander of the Battle Fleet, and Admiral Hughes taking charge of the 13th Naval District at Puget Sound Navy Yard amid Seattle operations.
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Cal
United States
Carole D. W Sup
Mavy
Charles Fiiughen
Tia Bé
Robison
Seattle
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Loa
Jackson
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Thanker
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13Th Naval District
Puaer Sound Navy Yard
Warmest Butte Day Brings Sunshine and Change
Old Sol greeted hundreds of motorists picnickers and fishermen as Butte enjoyed its warmest day since September with a 74 degree range. The cheerful spell lifted the chill from the city but forecasts at the Butte substation warn unsettled conditions ahead and a noted barometer drop signals more weather to come.
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