New Paper Prices Lifted by Florida Grass Newsprint
The discovery that wood pulp is no longer essential to make paper brings light to publishers facing rising wrapping paper costs. Florida saw grass pulp now used in newsprint, with a Leesburg mill producing high quality paper from an annual crop, potentially ending decades of paper price exploitation and relief may come with government inaction finally challenged.
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Florida
Leesburg
Daugherty
The Light Maker in the Midnight Street
In a moonless street intersection a man lowers a lamp from a pulley and explains that shorting electrical current harms blood cells but may not kill instantly. He stresses the soldier scholar as one who lights dark paths by unseen good.
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Jenifer
Force Europe to Pay Debts Or Face Strict Accountability
A column argues the United States bears heavy wartime costs to Europe and criticizes debt repudiation. It cites Germany payments of 960 million and American tourism at 7.65 billion, claiming US money fuels German industry and toys. The piece urges Washington to demand full repayment of European war debts.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
Germany
Land of the Free
Washington
Flapper Ad Advice Sparks Dressy Tradeoffs
A shoe journal suggests ads mimic a flapper skirt by being revealing yet tasteful. Park County reports $103,198 in taxes from the Northern Pacific Railway this year, highlighting state seed controls intended to shield alfalfa growers from foreign seeds.
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Park County
N. P. Railway
Missing Faces In Montana Legislature After Bitter Fight
As the new session approaches, familiar lawmakers including Senator John E. Edwards Rosebud county Senator Donlan Missoula county Senator Tom Larson Teton county Senator Junod Madison county and Mrs Maggie Smith Hathaway Ravalli county minority leader are expected to be targeted by opposition sharp shooters amid ongoing partisan battles. The outcome may see more leaders fall as the conflict continues across the state.
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John E. Edwards
Rosebud County
Donlan
Missoula County
Tom Larson
Teton County
Junod
Madison County
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Ravalli County
Homey Philosophy on Christmas Joy and Molding Future Citizens
A reflective piece urges embracing Christmas spirit beyond dates. It celebrates bringing happiness to children and shaping better future citizens, suggesting the holiday mindset can be practiced throughout the year.
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Hristmas
Clever Wife Ways She Only Kisses Him for Money
A brief exchange suggests a clever wife uses affection as leverage for cash. The remarks imply manipulation and a skeptical view of motives in a marital dynamic.
President Harding Addresses Congress and the West
The president's address is praised as able and instructive. It urges freight reductions for farm goods, looser credit for farmers and livestock interests, and government aid for irrigation on arid lands. The piece notes his long-time support for the West and its expansion beyond the Mississippi and south of the Ohio.
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Harding
Congress
Montana
West
Mississippi River
Ohio
Stark Elected Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
The official canvass shows Judge A. P. Stark of Livingston elected associate justice. He is described as a judge and not a politician, a worthy successor to the late Judge Reynolds. He is expected to join the court with ease, ability, honesty, and impartiality.
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A. P. Stark
Livingston
Supreme Court
Stark
Reynolds
If Dillon Becomes Hollywood of Montana
Opinion note urging Montana town Dillon to preserve moral reputation as it grows, appealing to community leaders to protect the safety and character of residents including men women and children.
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Dillon
Hollywood
Montana
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