Miller story on advance payment term change
Lynn W. Miller notes a timeline featuring one year and six months in advance terms. The piece outlines payment expectations and related scheduling, without extra background details.
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Newspaper
Petersburg Weekly Report
Location
Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
2
Lynn W. Miller notes a timeline featuring one year and six months in advance terms. The piece outlines payment expectations and related scheduling, without extra background details.
Quotes on tariff theory by Taussig and Bourne provoke debate on economics in education. Fashion history notes that styles cycle, tracing crinoline to Greek and Roman influences and predicting constant change over time. The Antioch episode recalls Persians destroying the city after cutting satire.
The piece argues United States gold shipments to Japan rise from an unfavorable trade balance and Allied munition orders, while looming loans to allies boost domestic benefits. It notes Japan’s continued market access and possible higher imports to sustain employment, plus a federal report on book paper profits and potential regulatory action.
The piece notes President Wilson’s preference for written communications. Cabinet members and the president rely on memoranda and typewritten replies. The desk is perpetually piled with papers from commissions, bills, and signatures, with the president signing thousands weekly.
A Penn State Froth item notes a dog died after swallowing watch keys, with the punchline that the keys wound him up.
Senator Kenyon of Iowa told the senate that patriotism is shown by displaying an extra flag on a car and urging a congressman from the district not to tax items they are particularly interested in. He urged restraint on tax measures affecting favored interests.
I Myhre Hofstad has filed an application to purchase a 5.68 acre land tract on Mitkof Island near Petersburg Alaska under the 1898 Act. The notice includes the plot, coordinates, and posting dates. Also a separate Timber for Sale notice from Tongass National Forest invites sealed bids by July 23 1917 with minimums and deposit.
A brief exchange reveals a couple’s compromise after deciding to move. They describe rearranging furniture and imagining themselves in a new home, with a nod to Philadelphia and a muted sense of change.
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