Vancouver seeks $1,000,000 plant to use wood waste
A consul reports growth of interest in a new British Columbia venture worth $1 million. The plant would convert sawdust and other waste from paw and shingle mills into wood pulp for paper, using Rainy River water power and a system to grind, wash, and press the material. The project aims to supply chemical fibre for paper and reduce waste disposal costs by building near Gambier Island on Howe Sound.
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Washington
L. Edwin ‘Dudley
Vancouver
British Columbian
Aberdeen, Wash
Gambier Island
Howe Sound
Rainy River
Canada
Machinery exhibit reveals new cellulose process and plant
A detailed description outlines a pulp and paper system using a rotating knife drum and beater to produce pulp with adjustable fineness. The plant aims for 360 tons per week, including newsprint and Manila wrapping papers, with plans to export to Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and the U.S. West Coast.
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Manila
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
United States
The Longest Patrolman Beat in the World
Stewart Edward White argues for aggressive protection of Government Forests in a defense heavy piece. He outlines vast patrol duties for rangers guarding forests, fire prevention, and policing vast, burned and vulnerable areas amid calls to curb rapacious incursions and protect three billion dollars in wealth.
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Stewart Edward White
Uncle Sam's Savings Bank Postpones Defeated Effort
Fragmentary text mentions a savings bank and a failed effort linked to a national postal issue. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
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Savings’ Bank, Wean
Ohio May: Rumor Harmon Backing by Democrats
Cleveland Ohio January 10 1920s rumor says Judson Harmon may be backed by Ohio Democrats at the Denver National convention. Columbus January 6 legislative assembly likely to crystallize the move with Democrats from twenty one congressional districts attending. Strong sentiment favors an Ohio Democrat favored by the state party despite opposition from Cleveland Mayor Johnson and local delegates.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Ohio’ Democrats
Denver
Columbus
Congressiona
Judge Harmon
Willant J. Bryan
Adisbah
Harmon
Dolneus
R* Johnson
Cuyah
Na- Sion
Orbcorion
Lunch Break Mystery In Ailing Tale
An unclear pedestrian scene unfolds with characters named Major Jenkina and Colonel amid a confusion of dialogue. A man leaves his lunch, the hall, and a doorway to an implied rendezvous as a colored porter responds. the scene ends with the man returning home.
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Ian Little
Havid
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British Columbia
Am “Ad
Broad Street
Hamburg
Dgc
Everwear
Sternberg & CO
Market Street
Newark
Wissner
Ianos
Fred B. Bassett
Bates
Madras
Hosanna
Farmers’ Almanacs
the Elizabeth Novelty Co
Concenat eEepenes
Sea Lap, Wttaas
Broad ST
Elizabeth, Nt
Enon
Seattle
Ponte Tralia
Senin
Broad & West
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