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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1920

Page

9

Roast beef in one-pound cans offered for sale

Colonel J. Gallagher announced 550 000 one pound cans of roast beef for sale. There are 650 000 cans unsold and priced about 15 cents per can. Available to individuals firms municipalities and community buying groups of at least 10 cases. Cash sales. 80 days credit to government buyers. Details at army supply base Boston.

J. Gallagher Quartermaster Corps Indi Boston

Growth in 1090 enumerators mirrors early US census scale

The San Francisco Chronicle notes that the number of enumerators needed to count the US population in 1090 matches the immense staffing seen in large commonwealths when the United States began expansion.

United States Commonwealths Uncle Sam San Francisco Chronicle

Chamber Opposes Bonus Bill in Address to Convention

The Chamber of Commerce of the United States, at its eighth annual convention in Atlantic City, urged immediate peace treaty implementation and adopted a resolution opposing a cash bonus for soldiers while supporting immediate aid for disabled or sick soldiers or their dependents.

Atlantic City N.J Chamber of Commerce of the United States Saccarao Calftown Happytown Gilpen Miami Florida Democratic Putnam’s Word Book Owen Jess

Legion Leader Seeks Hearing as Cash Bonus Debate Evolves

The opposition to a soldiers cash bonus, drafted by the resolution committee, cites dangers to labor, disorganized industry, higher prices, and reduced production. Franklin D Olier, commander, sought a hearing. resolutions were later modified urging increased production and strict economy across all governments.

Resolution Committee Franklin D’olier American Legion United States Joseph H. Defres Chicago Chamber Homer L. Ferguson Newport News

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