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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
5
The article extols government issued baby bonds of denominations as low as fifty dollars and installment plans, noting a shift from bulky thousand dollar bonds to small, accessible investments. It argues thrift education through war savings stamps lays groundwork for future small- investor participation in securities.
George S Long manager of the Weyerhauser Timber Company predicts a swift recovery and an active era for lumber. He says war turmoil will settle soon and the lumber industry will join the most active period in the last 50 years, with demand and development likely to surge over the next 10 to 15 years.
The weekly letter from the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co. notes global wool markets show general strength with good wools in strong demand. London prices hit new records and an Australian contract shift may aid American flock masters. Shoddy cloth wanes as demand for quality woolens returns, signaling a bright outlook for western sheep farming.
The canning industry for fish vegetables and fruit surges in the Pacific Coast and western States. It should be encouraged as a major labor developer, with close ties to can and box manufacturing.
A fragmented line mentions an automobile passing by with a sense of routine. It suggests a scene where children feel cheerful amid a busy moment, though details are sparse and no clear event is documented.
Mina Taylor dresses emphasize time saving and vitality, claiming skilled workman ship and rigorous inspection. The ad promises well cut, beautifully finished garments made from high quality materials, with appealing patterns and colors at moderate prices for women seeking economical fashion.
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