Publicity release warns on Congress self confidence
Washington December 17 The Republican Publicity Association via president Jonathan Bourne Jr issues a Washington statement arguing Congress reflects public opinion and must not defer to department heads Woodrow Wilson is cited as overconfident and frequently wrong in judgment The piece notes many citizens now doubt his decisions and view his judgment as unsafe
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Senate urged to reject treaty and curb presidential powers
The author argues the president exceeded constitutional bounds by seeking major European treaty terms without Senate consultation. He claims the people elected a Congress to assert its proper role and urges the Senate to act, including sending a select committee to Europe for information before ratification. The piece stresses the president’s judgment as unsound and cites the November mandate to empower Congress.
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Furnished Rooms To Let Near Baptist Church
Nicely furnished rooms available opposite the Baptist church. Mrs. Lou Blakesley, Republican, handles job printing.
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First Christmas in Basin Country 1886 Memoir
Mrs. J. L. Denny recalls spending Christmas 1886 in the Big Horn Basin with the Denny party stuck in Billings by Pryor Gap snow. They made candy from flour-dented molds, crafted dolls from muslin and heifer hair, and shared simple gifts among few families on Shell Creek. The day was quiet and peaceful, focusing on goodwill and homely rites.
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Future of Sugar Industry Seeks Fair Beet Prices
The 1919 sugar beets will be processed into sugar for 1920 with growers and manufacturers debating fair beet prices. The national sugar equalization board plans to buy the Cuban crop of over 3.8 million tons at 5.50 dollars fob northern ports and resell mostly to Allies and refiners. If refiners commit to two thirds, market demand could rise for Cuban sugar.
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Porta
Sugar supply forecast signals large 1920 surplus
A Christian Science Monitor review notes 1919 carryovers and exports suggest a sugar surplus for 1920. Refiners hold substantial stocks with a 750000 ton carry over. domestic cane and beet output could reach 1650000 tons. A raw cane sugar in sight over 4800000 tons risks disposal of Cuban crop. War Savings stamps values advance from December to January 1923.
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