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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
9
A 1920 editorial asserts success comes from detailed, forward looking effort in business farming and professional life. It contrasts disciplined practice and accounting with excuses, urging constant attention to detail and continued advertising for growth.
The article argues gasoline demand grows with automobiles trucks and tractors. It warns of supply disruption causing rail strike like distress and urges waste reduction. It notes improved crude oil cracking increased gasoline yield and calls for taxing idle or luxury consumption to solve financial and living cost problems.
A farmer proposes that city residents move to farms to curb profiteering. The main hurdle is the word work. The remark frames urban involvement as a remedy but notes the requirement to labor may deter city dwellers.
Some European nations long allied with the term dollar chasers have no qualms about taking dollars themselves, seeking to chase gains if the opportunity is available.
A remark notes many people are reluctant to admit that their personal conduct reflects broader national conditions, signaling a disconnect between private behavior and the country’s overall state. The comment urges recognition of shared responsibility amid prevailing uncertainty.
A fragmentary remark suggests unrest stems from a broad urge to be elsewhere and do something different. The text notes a candidate named Saul and mentions a tested choice, but details are incomplete and ambiguous.
The census bureau reports New York City population at 5,621,151 on January 2, with a 17.9 percent rise since 1910. Boroughs show Manhattan 2,284,102, Bronx 732,018, Brooklyn 2,022,262, Queens 416,811, Richmond 146,959, reflecting varied gains and a wartime immigration slowdown and foreign-born emigration as factors.
Senate manufactures subcommittee urges Sherman and Clayton act prosecutions of suspected profiteering in print paper production. If price controls fail, a federal news print board should be created to oversee manufacture and distribution.
A Holstein cow named Pabst Korndyke Cornflower sold for 30000 at the Minnesota Holstein Freisian sale in St Paul. The purchase, made by an unnamed buyer from Fred Pabst of Oconomowoc Wisconsin, broke the previous record of 18400.
United States share of the Versailles reparations bonds to be issued by Germany in the first 20,000,000,000 marks will be about 500 million dollars. The statement appeared in Portland market listings with prices for grains, hay, potatoes, butter fat, eggs, poultry, cattle, hogs, and sheep from Oregon and Washington, including feed and farm staples with quoted ton, pound, and head prices.
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