West Coast Lumbermen Seek Countervailing Tariff Reform
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association tells the Senate Finance Committee that American and Canadian lumber want open markets with no protection. They urge a countervailing duty to equalize competition, citing Canadian timber ownership and lower costs. They argue American investment and payrolls should not be disadvantaged by Canadian tariffs.
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West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Hee
Senate Finance Committee
Dominion of Canadas
Dutiga
Canada
United
United States
Congress
Woodlaw Opposes Roosevelt and Armistice Day Holidays
New York business leaders oppose making Roosevelt's birthday October 27 and Armistice Day November 11 official holidays. They warn three holidays could crowd election year weeks plus Thanksgiving, arguing victory is celebrated on July Fourth and work should not stop for a birthday. Basin Republican for job printing
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New York
Roosevelt
Vitory
Free Hootch Advertising Offer in Brooklyn
A lighthearted promotional note offers a free copy of the item titled Hootch upon sending name and full address to G Mitchell at 197 Pearl Street Brooklyn New York. The text is a plain ad requesting a respondent’s details for a complimentary edition.
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G Mitchell
Pearl
Brooklyn, N. Y
McAdoo Urges End of Railroad Competition Before Senate
Former Director General William G. McAdoo testified to the Senate Interstate Commerce Commission urging elimination of railroad competition. He argued that the public bears the cost of debt from federal control and that competition is essential to affordable transport, warning that removing competition would weaken the system and raise prices for shippers.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Copper mining revival urged by western leaders
The piece argues spring prospects may bring Western copper mines back online when demand supports production. It calls for national consumption of copper, permanent construction using copper, and broader use in homes and industry to spur mining and related metal industries, benefiting workers and regional economies.
The Push for Non-Jarring Surfaces in Early Highways
The article discusses jarring effects from rigid concrete roads and crystallization in steel and concrete under high speeds. It notes California laid 3000 miles of rigid surface with 30 percent shattered, 1500 miles to be resurfaced, and 600 miles resurfaced in two years. It argues shock absorbing cushions and improved surfaces reduce fatigue and wear on tires and structures.
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California
Lovell Officials Attend Chamber Dinner Monday Evening
H. and Booth, W. Walch, Tom Kitchen and M. D. Harris Jr. of Lovell attended the chamber of commerce dinner held Monday evening.
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H. &. Booth
W. Walch
Tom Kitchen
M. D. Harris, Jr
Lovell
Chamber of Commerce
Death Comes to W. T. Judkins
William Judkins longtime Wyoming game warden and fish commissioner died at 1 30 PM in Riverton after a long illness of liver and stomach trouble. He had returned home from St Lukes Denver two weeks earlier and relapsed about a week ago. Survived by wife Mrs W T Judkins and two sons Lincoln Judkins of Sale Creek and William T Judkins Jr student in Riverton.
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William Judkins
Wyoming
Riverton
Judkins
Denver
St. Lukes Hospital
Judgins
The
Elks
Sheridan
W. T. Judkins
Lincoln Judkins
Worthy plan for Jewish bankers to fund European relief banks
Jewish bankers in the United States plan a chain of cooperative banks across Poland and neighboring regions to aid starving Jews. A $5,000,000 fund will back Warsaw first, with branches in Poland Russia and Romania to aid workers and farmers via credit for tools, secured by future output. The plan is voluntary and free of US government obligations.
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Poland
Europe
Russia
Ukraine
Rumania
Vandelip
International Bank
United States Treasury
Employee Stock Ownership Campaign Expands on Railroads
The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems push employee ownership. Beginning February 1 1922 employees may buy 1 to 15 shares at market price with five dollars a month minimum from pay. Stock around 81.50 with six percent dividends. Hoover plan supports employer employee settlement aims to curb strikes.
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Union Pacific
Great Southern Pacific
Ford care for rent without driver at the Ford Garage
Ford care for rent without a driver offered by day or hour at the Ford Garage. Jones or Booker listed as contacts.
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Ford
Jones
Booker
Registered Shorthorns Auction in Billings Montana
Fifty seven head of the finest registered shorthorns in Montana and Wyoming will be auctioned at Billings on Tuesday March 21 under the Midland Empire Shorthorn Breeders Assn. All stock is strong hardy northern bred ideal for range uses. Write W J Strever secy for free catalog.
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Montana
Wyoming
Billings
Midland Empire Shorthorn Breeders Assn
W. J. Strever
Secy
Pastor Leos A Losey Services at Episcopal Church
Pastor Leos A Losey leads services at the Episcopal Church with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:06 a.m. A study class meets at the Manse at 1:00 p.m. Community Christian Endeavor gathers at the Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Topic is books that helped me meet. All welcome.
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Leos A. Losey
Episcopal Church
Manse
Baptist Church
Church of the Loving God
Banquet Held Monday Discusses Yellowstone Highway Funding
Government plans to double the amount requested by the state to fund a road project. Officials argue the higher spend is necessary to proceed in a reasonable time and avoid crippling costs. Tourists have criticized the route over Birds Eye Pass for hardship, and the new road would remove mountain climbs.
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Birdseye Pass
Big Horn County Urges Permanent Highway Link
Delegates from Big Horn Basin push for a north south hard surfaced road through the state to connect public works with Grass Creek to Cody. Completion promises a tunnel, railroad grade parallel, and jobs while shaping regional growth in agriculture and industry.
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Big Horn County
Yellowstone
Grass Cree
Cody
Hot Springs
Big Horm
Co. F. Johnson
Lovell
Looper
Sugar Company
T. E. Keefer
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Henry
Yellowstone Motor Company
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