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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
5
The Clothing Manufacturers Association of Boston rejects deliberate output restrictions to preserve jobs and wages. It argues labor costs must be set at season start and that supply and demand determine prices and wages, not conspiracies to force high wages or sweatshops.
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with W E Tal bott in charge. Church services follow at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. The pastor Edward Bowling will preach a Christmas sermon at the morning service. Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m.
A national appeal urges families to cut expenses and thrift amid high taxes from wartime spending. It calls for drastic reductions in federal and state budgets to revive investment and industry, urging individuals to save and lawmakers to curb government costs.
The Episcopal church announces a short Christmas Eve service at St Andrew’s at 7 30 with Christmas music and a special musical service on Sunday evening. A crank for a small sized Overland vehicle was lost on Basin streets and can be returned to 8 Skovgard.
The public fears national boards would politicize rail transportation and erode public rights. Rail unions back boards to avoid open shop control, warning that without them a strike could enforce closed shop demands. The piece argues public sentiment opposes nationalization and warns of heightened union influence.
Secretary Colby states the administration intends informal talks with Senate members before final drafting of the treaty with Japan. He recalls earlier informal White House discussions during Wilson's March 1919 visit, which had little visible impact on the league treaty final draft.
The piece notes prices have risen to a peak and publics expect a downward trend. It argues the reactionary swing is stronger than expected but not cause for extreme pessimism, and that some prices have overextended while a return to prewar levels is unlikely.
Notwithstanding a 14.7 percent rise in revenues over the same month in 1919, the article notes that the amount of income paying is affected by ongoing rate changes.
The Interstate Commerce Commission released a statement showing expenses of 66 telephone companies in August fell by 199.2 percent. Continued high wages and increased material costs drove the earlier surge, according to Owen Johrern, a drayman.
Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, states unpaid interest on American loans to England totals 314.6 million dollars. He offers no schedule for payment of arrears or reduction of the principal around 4.2 billion dollars.
The passage states that the American people plan to meet the interest on a vast sum and the rent of a ten billion dollar allied loan through taxation. It notes the financial burden borne by taxpayers and highlights the government’s approach to repaying the loan.
Large gas bake oven suitable for bakery or hotel and gas water heater with tank for a barber shop offered by Montana Furniture Exchange at 3009 11 Montana Ave Billings Mont Read the ad carefully for specifications and condition.
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