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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
Bundle rack material and complete racks available at Husssman Lumber Co. Junc shop offers fat poultry on Saturdays and Mondays. Clarke the junkman advertises. Madison Lumber Co. sells screen doors. Cottonwood Milling and Elevator Co. accepts orders for seed and table potatoes.
Pendleton five escapees Neil Hart Jim Owens Jack Rathie Louis Anderson and Richard Patterson who fled after the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor were captured and returned to Pendleton jail. Hart and Owens were nabbed at a Union county sheep camp near Toll Gate while others were seized nearby on the Umatilla river and at Kamela by local posse members and ranchers. A mob had threatened to storm the jail but was deterred by W R Jinks Taylor.
Washington. Howard E. Figg, special assistant to the attorney general enforcing the Lever act, charged manufacturers and robe manufacturers with waging a propaganda campaign to stampede retailers and the public into a fictitious demand for clothing. He said mills are closing to justify market conditions and that retailers face threats of curtailment and higher prices unless they take goods now.
The Agriculture Department reports a 17 million pound drop in June wool use from the year’s prior months due to fewer orders and deferred shipments. June manufacture reached 65.9 million pounds while earlier months ranged from 63.7 to 68.0 million. President Wilson to sell White House sheep flock of 48 prize animals and donate wool yield to charity, with 1918 Red Cross sale bringing over 52,000 to charity.
Constantinople reports the Bolsheviks continue penetrating Armenia with new advices confirming advances. The notice notes ongoing military activity and the reach of bolshevik forces in the region.
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