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Tariff Plank Metaphor Highlights Protective Point American Economist
A writer argues that free traders claim the Underwood Tariff is higher than European tariffs but Germany and France with lower costs would still face tariffs that are not high enough for the United States. The plank metaphor suggests tariffs must be long enough to prevent economic harm, or the country would be left wet.
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Germany
France
Paper prices rise forcing publishers toward higher subscriptions
The price of white print paper has jumped from 75 to 95 per ton since March 1, increasing costs publishers must bear. They cannot pass the extra cost to subscribers now, though future increases may be necessary as other publishing expenses rise.
Anniversary Edition Catalogs Copper Industry Taxes
The Montana American issued an anniversary edition of 100 pages with extensive cartoons and half-tone illustrations. Its leading editorial protests state legislatures taxing copper industry, titled Burdening An Industry, and features a striking cartoon called Loading the Giant.
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Montana American
Wilson challenges J Bull over mail opening delays
President Wilson succeeds in making Berlin take notice and protests J Bull’s practice of opening and delaying mail sent from the United States to Europe.
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Wilson
Berlin
J. Bull
Europe
Wool Protection Urged by Expert
President B F White of the First National Bank, a wool industry authority, urges sheepmen to keep wool dry and well protected. Do not shear when damp, avoid ground contact, keep bags elevated, use covers for piles and wagons, and prevent dripping under piles to preserve weight and quality amid high prices.
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B. F. White
First National Bank
Experts to reform Montana university accounting and dormitories
Chancellor Edward C. Elliott will hire two specialists. John B. Tanner will create a uniform financial accounting system for University of Montana institutions. Miss Cora Colburn will study dormitory systems to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
Tanner
Water Department of
Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Wisconsin Board of Public Affairs
Montana
Old Pioneer Called To Final Home In Glendale District
Jerry Groetevant aged 96 died at the poor farm after a decade as inmate. Funeral at Brundage parlors with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Early Glendale settler who mined the Trapper mine west of Glendale, once prosperous, later lost fortunes. He was paralytic for years. nephews in Illinois notified.
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Jerry Groetevant
Brundage Undertaking
Mountain View
Mr. Goretevant
Glendale
Illinois
Checks Under Fifty Cents Prohibited by Federal Law
The Montana Banker reports that federal statute forbids issuing checks for less than one dollar. Section 178 of the criminal code prohibits making issuing circulating or paying out any note check or token for a value under one dollar with penalties up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment.
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Montana
United States
Presidential aspirants loom in early party race
The passage notes multiple Republican presidential hopefuls this year with Hughes leading in one state and Theodore Roosevelt prominent in another. It suggests a crowded field and lingering weather concerns as spring unfolds.
Frost kills pears ruin Idaho crop says Salmon Herald editor
The Salmon Herald editor reports the Idaho pear crop is ruined with the two blooms on his pear tree killed by frost, illustrating broader frost damage to fruit in the region.
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Idaho
Salmon Herald
Bryan eyes paramount issue after silver rise
With silver climbing above seventy cents, Mr. Bryan may return to his initial priority, pursuing a paramount issue that could dominate his political focus.
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Bryan
Paramount
Price of newspapers may be increased
Chicago dispatch reports the Inland Daily Press association executive committee forecasts higher newspaper costs due to Europe war impact on paper supply. The group urges strict paper use and notes several cities with 40 000 populations face missed issues or reduced editions amid shortages.
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Chicago
Europe
Inland Daily Press Association
Youthful Financier and the Dime Bank Lesson
A Chicago Tribune correspondent recounts a five year old nephew who saved money in a small dime bank. The child asks his aunt to guard the bank at night, believing she would not take money out and might add to it.
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Chicago Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages. The advertisement cites a $100 reward for any uncured case and urges internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It promotes testimonials and lists Toledo Ohio makers F. J. Cheney & Co with distribution by druggists. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Drugeglata
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