Outlook for 1919 Newsprint Crisis Ends with High Costs
The article warns publishers face a 1919 where many papers may shut plants or merge due to scarce newsprint. Prices soar to 3.10–4 per hundred, with exports and labor costs rising. Shipping delays and looming winter snows threaten deliveries. some mills pivot to other papers while int'l demand remains strong. Phillip T. Dodge represents manufacturers.
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Dalies
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin
Great Northern
Canadian
New England
Federal ‘Trade Commission
South America
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Phillip T. Dodge
International Paper Company
Newsprint Trend Tied to Foreign Mills and Output
Editor and Publisher Mr. Dodge warns that U S newsprint demand may push publishers to obtain paper from foreign countries. He notes no new U S mills in ten years and only two firms expanding output, while many mills shift to other paper products.
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Dodge
United States
The
International
Great Northern
Mrs Jennie Henry Accepts Teaching Post in Corbin School
Mrs Jennie Henry has accepted a position as teacher in the Corbin Graded School. She has been principal of the graded school in Olympia until its closure and assumed new duties Monday morning at Smithsonian College. Henry has taught in Montgomery and Bath counties for years and is regarded as one of the best teachers.
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Jennie Henry
Corbin
Henry
Olympia
Smithsonian College
Montgomery
Bath
Prolong the Lite of your shoes at O Connell's Shoe Lab
Prolong the life of your shoes by having them repaired at O Connell's Shoe Laboratory on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd's Cafe. 33-If
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O’connell’s Shoe Labratory
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
Jones sells cottage on North Sycamore to Mrs Turpin
John W. Jones sold his cottage on North Sycamore Street to Mrs Callie Turpin for a private price. Possession is to be given on or about February 1. The sale was handled by T Foster Rogers, real estate agent. It has taken a long time to uncover.
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Lulbegrad
Mt. Sterling and Levee Pike
Montgomery County
Lulbegrad Pike
Grover C. Anderson
W. Hoffman Wood
Mt. Sterling, Ky
G. C. Anderson
WM. Cravens
DeHaven
Maysville Street
John W. Jones
Sycamore Street
Callie Turpin
T. Foster Rogers
Notice of Master Commissioner hearings in Cockrell estate
The Master Commissioner will sit at the law office of H R Prewitt from January 23 to January 25 1919 to hear claims against the estate of J W Cockrell deceased. Claimants must present proofs to H R Prewitt or the undersigned. The item ends with unrelated moral couplets from The Advocate for Printing.
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Wm. Cockrell
H. R. Prewitt
J. W. Cockrell
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Court House
Mt. Sterling
Winchester Pike
Harp
Peter Kelly
Canon
Dehaven Heirs
Manila
Cardu
Mary J. Irvin
Cullen
Cardus
Earl W. Senff
H. M. Wright
Kentucky
Eiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
Chesapeake & Ohio R
Pullman
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Richmond, Va
Old Point
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisville
Petro-Menta
LLOYD
John White & CO
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office
L. Fisher
W. S. Lloyd
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Montgomery Circuit Court
Mary E. Cockrell
Exix
Plufs
the Advocate For Printing
Vinol
Vinci
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