No shirking in school the road to future conduct
The article warns against hoping poor report card grades will fix later. Laziness in school breeds similar behavior in life and business. A pupil’s present effort shapes his future path, as history shows a persistent pattern across large populations.
Helena Automobile Show Draws Montana Interest
The Eyes of the motor world turn this week to the Helena Automobile Show in the state capital auditorium where new car models distributed across Montana are on display.
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Eyes of the Motor World of
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Helena
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Helena Motor Show Under Helena Club Auspices
Cars of all styles and prices from ten thousand to five hundred dollars fill the big building for a three day exhibition. The event is staged under the Helena Commercial Club and the Helena Automotive Trades Association with February 17 18 and 19 set for the dates.
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Wheat bonds draw New York underwriting and Spokane handling
Washington Idaho wheat bonds gain traction with American bankers. A New York house offers to underwrite up to 50 million dollars, while the Lincoln Trust Co of Spokane plans to manage 500 000 dollars in Washington Idaho bonds to finance the 1921 crop. Bonds issued on storage tickets backed by wheat held in elevators. One bushel per dollar pledged. if market falls, warehouse receipts cover the difference to keep collateral above par. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE: Forest Henry Price estate to be sold March 5, 1921 at 1 pm in Dutton Montana. Cash terms with 10 percent down. deed at purchaser’s expense. court confirmation required.
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Marketing Bonds For Crop Sale Authorized
The association may retire the bonds at any time. Proceeds from bond sales will finance marketing of this year’s crop and retire the bonds with profits from sales arising from the marketing methods enabled.
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Tnam
Ireland Conditions Surveyed for Week
Yulin Feb 12 The official survey for the week ending February 3 records intensified campaigns of outrages against crown forces with 13 casualties among police and troops. It cites the Frainkean ambush in County Limerick as the most extensive, 11 police killed, and notes seven street attacks on police and military lorries in Dublin. Ninety seven arrests were made. eighty four courts martial produced 66 convictions and two death sentences. One death sentence commuted. Eight seven interned bringing total interned to 1 855. Up to February 5, 700 courthouses destroyed 35 police barracks destroyed and 205 barracks damaged. Police fatalities 224 wounded 2 386. soldiers 57 killed 148 wounded.
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Farmers Oppose Repeal of Excess Profits Tax
Cleveland Feb 12 Farmers nationwide will oppose any repeal of excess profits and income taxes said J R Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation to delegates at the American cooperative Congress. He noted farmers in the corn belt region would donate 70000 bushels of corn to starving people in China and Europe with railroads and naval reserves aiding delivery. Illinois Central and Chicago Northwestern railroads agreed to transport the grain free of charge as the gift corn moves from country stations on Washingtons birthday February 22.
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Arrivals on Infested Ships to Be Detained
Immigrants exposed to typhus will be refused admission into the United States through New York and Hoboken New Jersey until they have undergone thorough disinfection, under an agreement reached by local health authorities yesterday.
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Immigrant Ships to Be Quarantined Until Disease Risk Ends
Dr. Royal S. Copeland New York health commissioner warned federal immigration officials that ships with typhus passengers must be quarantined until there is no danger of further spread. He criticized the federal government as asleep and said local officials will bar landings within 300 feet of shore pending arrangements for passengers.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York
Copeland
Hoboken
Urges Larger Fund to Enforce Day Law
The National Anti-Saloon League pushed for bigger appropriations for prohibition enforcement. The Senate Appropriations Committee proposed the annual bill totaling 110 million dollars, about 607,000 more than the House figure, with no salary increases for enforcement agents specified.
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For Sale Eight or ten heifer calves
Glengarry Stock and Dairy Farm offers eight or ten his calves from good cows at five dollars each. Owner A A McDonald.
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Formal U S Election Declared After Joint Session
The 1920 presidential and vice presidential electors were officially canvassed by a joint Senate and House session. Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge were declared elected with 404 to 127 votes, confirming the informal post election results.
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Arizona
Wyoming Eyes Possible Extraordinary Session
Cheyenne Wyoming February 12 Possibilities of a special session after adjournment were raised when A D Kelley, chairman of the senate finance committee, warned that if the lower chamber continues its sharp departmental cuts another session may be needed to conduct state business for the next two years.
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Hog Island Shipyard Ends Operations Acknowledges Fleet Output
Philadelphia February 10 Hog Island the worlds largest shipyard has ceased operations with the delivery of the steamship Aisne to the army transport service after January trials There are no ships left to be completed at the plant The yard created wartime momentum employing over 6000 at its peak Since keel laying began February 12 1918 it produced 122 vessels totaling 956750 deadweight tons and accounted for more than one tenth of the larboard ships built in the United States
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America
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Plans to Export Copper Surplus Announced
New York February 10 plans for financing the sale of 400 million pounds of surplus copper were disclosed. The product is pledged as security for 410 million dollars 8 percent notes of the copper export association to be offered by National City company and the Geopanais Trust company of New York. This marks the first large public loan secured by a commodity and the first big move by American firms under the Welch export trade act inviting public participation in foreign trade. The surplus arose after wartime demand collapsed and European buyers could not take usual quantities. Current production rates exceed 1919 and 1920 deliveries, signaling further accumulation risks.
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Copper Export Association
Syndheute
National City Company
Geopanais Trust Company of
Welch
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