The Potato Takes Center Stage In Odd Economic Rhapsody
A satirical piece from Spokesman-Review mocks potatoes rising to wealth amid anti trust contrasts. It riffs on flour sugar gasoline and a spud economy and warns of ruined traditions like potato races and grocer spouts amid rising gas prices.
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Emerald Isle
Spokesman-Review
Paper industry tightens supply as mills seek long term pulp sources
The industry battles ongoing raw material shortages with signs of deeper strain for years to come. Major firms like Bryant Paper of Kalamazoo and Oxford Paper of Maine acquire Partington Paper & Pulp of Canada to secure pulp wood. With Europe’s timber imports dwindling, North American mills face tighter access and potential industry restructuring.
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Western Hemisphere
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Hudson Bay
Bryant Paper Company
Kalamazoo
Oxford Paper Company
Maine
Partington Paper & Pulp Company of Canada
England
Canada
First Montana Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued in 1868
The document notes the first Montana proclamation of Thanksgiving in 1868, citing colonial custom of a year end day of thanks and praise to God, aligned with national practice after the U S President designated November 26 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer.
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United States
Maxwell Helps to Tin Nuptial Knot
A Maxwell guided dash by Hazel Heasley and Ranelle Corbett races against time to fetch Raymond Corbett for best man duties in a Tacoma wedding. They speed from logging camp to church, arriving just as Rev. R. H. McGinnis speaks the vows, uniting Miss Corbett and John Wood.
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Maxwell
Ranelle Corbett
John Wood
Hazel ‘Heasley
Raymond Corbett Parson
R. H. McGinnis Maxwell
Raymond Corbett
Ranelle
Miss Heasley
Corbett
Church of the Holy Communion
R. H. McGinnis
Wood
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Montana Acting Governor 1868
James Tufts, acting governor of the Territory of Montana, urges observance of thanksgiving on Thursday November 26. Citizens across the territory are asked to observe the day with prayer and gratitude for the year’s bounty. The proclamation is dated November 9, 1868, at Virginia City with the territorial seal.
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Montana
Virginia City
United States
Orlando QO. Cullen
Priv
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First National Bank of Dillon Montana Report 1916
Bank assets total 3 022 478 58 with resources 1 779 019 20 and deposits 1 488 167 95. Liabilities show capital stock surplus and profits with circulations notes and various deposits. Directors I J Bowman J H Gilbert and BE White attest to the sworn statement.
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BF. White
B. I’. White
W. BE. Jennings
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I. J. Bowman
J. H. Gilbert
BE. D. White
Mrs Swartz and Mrs Smith Visit Butte For Shopping
Mrs. Frank Swartz and Mrs. Pearl I Smith spent several days last week in Butte visiting friends and shopping.
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Frank Swartz
Pearl I. Smith
Butte
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