President Wilson Swing Around the Circle in 1918
The article reviews President Wilson's tour and public receptions as he moves through the nation. It notes large crowds, mixed reactions to the League of Nations, and the influence of his speeches on public opinion. It comments on the potential candidates and the political climate surrounding the treaty ratification efforts.
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Omer
Congresswna Association
Appiauiet
Ani
Senate
Presisien
Wilson
Singi
Skilled Orchard Labor Shortage Needs Fix
The article laments a lack of dependable skilled orchard labor. It notes orchards pay well for skilled help, but rely on unreliable unskilled workers who quit after days. It calls for fifty or more steady laborers to cultivate young orchards toward bearing fruit, enabling owners to profit as the orchards mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeho Ic
Rise of a Young Man to Vice President at Standard Oil
A 10 year career arc follows a twenty five to thirty five year old worker who resisted being pigeonholed and rose from minor office staff to vice president at Standard Oil. The narrative notes slow pay increases and grudging promotions before a final ascent at 26 Broadway in New York City.
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Kenneth PB. Eimesbarxy
Standard Oil Company of California
Run@ari Oil group
Feliow
Musard
Breadway
New York City
Anfmate
Standard Oil
Bank statements show large cash reserves and loan exposure
The article notes banks hold substantial cash on hand and indicate their loan amounts and invested capital. It discusses a downturn in the Wenatchee valley and suggests money may be withdrawn from banks as the crop movement affects the country.
Trade balance concerns and U S export policy debate
Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr remarks from Washington Headquarters criticizing Federal Reserve Board calls to cut exports and raise imports. He warns against policy shifts amid peacetime recovery, citing a roughly $12 trade balance deficit and questions over future merchant marine needs.
War impacts on American travel and emigration after conflict
The text argues that wartime mobility and foreign-born populations will spike travel to Europe and return migration to native lands. It cites migration authorities, estimates of foreigners in the US, and suggests rivals like Britain Germany and Japan plan to capture postwar trade and population movement, risking loss of American influence and wealth as relations shift.
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United State
Netcome
Eurere
Agair
America
Atlanta
Smu
Germany
Japan
Camp Fire Program Aims to Foster Happiness in Girls
The seventh and final Camp Fire Law states Be Happy and emphasizes happiness arising from attitude and inner strength. Camp Fire seeks to cultivate a joyful outlook and healthy companionship among girls, with plans to meet Thursday where committees were formed to prepare Camp Fire activities.
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Widtvons
Copter ore run at Leon Lake mine report
A Chewelah report notes eight percent ore yield from the Leon Lake mine. The acronym item references a brief Chewelah telegram detailing the ore run and percentage outcome.
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Leon Lake
Chewelah
New Hotel Project Planned for Seattle at 55000 DH
A new hotel development is proposed for Seattle with a project cost of 55 DH 0D. The plan outlines construction and potential occupancy details for the urban area.
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Meewet
Bublec
Windle
Wedersatiem
Musa
Tule
Fridat
Lsevenevertt West
Suisectipteer
E. Maver
Publidie
Ami Sole
Tare
Washington
The
Repub
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Washingtor Headquarters
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Universal Law of
Chime
Sindiz
Europe
Leavenworth
Mitthél
FM. Green
Leavenworth-Caghmere
Munro
Wenatchee Sone
Maxwell Car
G. G. Chisholm
Air Leavenworth
Mair
Grase
S. Firtier
F. T. Motteler
E. Kugelman
SNAP
Millers
Inquire Heke
Seni
Echo
Echo Office
James Bernes
the Mutual Mercantile Co
Sporting Goods
Mutual Mercantile Company
Woodrow Washer
Woodrow
Reoach’s Smoke Shop
W. C. Roach
Prop
Rainier Beer
Stan
Leavenworth State Bank
FE. A. Sinclar, Pres
S. B. Adams
R. B
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