United States Dominates Global Metal Output, Ledger Notes
The Philadelphia Ledger states the United States exceeds all nations in iron and coal shares and controls vast oil and silver markets. It cites 72 percent of petroleum and 69 percent of copper, with high leads in zinc and sulfur though low tin. Britain tops gold supply with 6 percent. silver share remains strong at 52 percent due to Mexican output.
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Great Britain
England
Germany
France
Philadelphia Ledger
Adobe as Building Material Revival Urged by Santa Barbara Architect
Santa Barbara architect John W. Hard says adobe, oldest southern California building material, can cut costs and resist temperature changes. He notes six degree delta between February and September, high compressive strength, and plaster protection for durability. Adobe praised as everlasting, soundproof, nonconductive, fireproof, and comfortable year round.
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California
John W. @hard
Santa Barbara
Chard
Los Angeles Times
Time's Change In Bisbee
A Bisbee writer recalls 16 years of change in Bisbee Arizona noting the shift from mining era bustle to modern consumption habits. Main Street once housed lively saloons and gambling venues with busy theaters now sees quiet, dry streets as a streetcar dream fades and desert conditions prevail.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Main Street
Sahara
Gobi
Canacy Commission
Infantry candidates' school seen by weary battalion
A fatigued battalion rests on a 16 mile hike and watches a nearby field where an unfamiliar unit conducts infantry candidates' school exercises. Private Hanks from Oklahoma questions the drill, expressing reluctance about the prospect of applying.
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Hanks
Oklahoma
Sculptors in the Doldrums Patience in Postwar Art Scene
American Art News notes sculptors face a lull with little work and leading figures waiting. Commemorative war statues and patriotic group monuments planned for cities towns and cemeteries have not materialized due to unsettled national conditions, keeping the sculpture field in a doldrums.
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American Art News
Sheridan News honors ex service men form Albert Simpson Post
Sheridan Montana June 10 1920 ex service men form American Legion Post with 15 charter members led by Dr E L Sutherland as commander Jack Stine as vice commander J S Bullerdick adjutant and Harry Runkle treasurer The post named Albert Simpson Post in honor of a local hero Rodney Herndon attended funeral services for Mrs Herndon in Jeffers and local families hosted birthdays and farm visits amid reports of a good crop year in Ruby Valley.
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Sheridan
Sheridan and
American Legion
E. L. Sutherland
Jack Stine
J. S. Bullerdick
Harry Runkle
Martin Coley
Fay Edwards
Frank Basil
Harry Runkel
Frank Wriggles
Albert Simipson
Siberia
Rodney Herndon
Spokane
Winthrop Herndon
Jeffers
Glenn
G. W. Rightnour
Albert Daniels
C. 'B. Gentry
Will Daniels
Thrift stamps sales reach 4.46 million in Ninth District
In 1919 the Ninth Federal Reserve District sold more than 4,456,000 dollars of thrift stamps war savings stamps and treasury savings certificates. The roundup mentions financial caution and a plea from the St Paul Association of Credit Men to cease industrial death risk and promote saving. It notes fishing trips by Elmer Riples and friends near Madison County and reports a marriage in Butte with Etta Metzel attending.
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Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve District
Elmer Riples
George Collins
John Lanner
Geo. MacDougall
Clifflake
Madison County
St. Paul
For Sale Old Furniture and Buick Six Automobile
For sale a lot of new furniture including tapestry chairs a davenport set a 9 12 rug a library table and lamp a dressing table plus a Buick six automobile Call Saturday and Sunday 725 S Pacific Street Nels Sérenson eo ory 2asi bo
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Si Pacific
Nels ‘Sérenson
Ory
Missing Slink and Silent Roars Referenced in Vintage Tales
A collage of clipped lines from old magazines evokes a Shadowy Missing Slink and stifled laughter in Strand and Pearsons with phrases about a stoneless whisper and annihilation. The Washington Star quotes Mr. Cumrox pondering family plans for next seasons.
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Pearson’s
Strand Magazine
Chasers
Mr. Cumrox
iMother
Washington Star
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Birmingham
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenoar
Ruby Valley
Harvey Marsh
Dillon
Fred Grose
Grose
Curtis
Mrs. Bray
Hildred Marsh
Eleanor Walter
Thibaudeau
Chateau
Whitely Gray
Gray
Centennial Valley
John
Hanson
Wedo
BOND
Etta Metzel
Butte
W. Alexander Metzel
Annie Vanderbeck
Virgina City
Whitehall
Round Oak Heating & Plumbing
Westcott
Passerby
Dillon Auto
Helena Street
Dillon, Montana
Dart Hardware and Implement Co
Dillon, Mont
Pir Hess
Moran
Lice
King Winter
Bill
Stone & Stone
Angler
Helen-Ardelle Chocolates
Stone & Stone Andrus Hotel
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