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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
11
The Brunswick tire boasts supreme endurance, long-fiber standards, and costly extras that boost mileage. It claims superior strength tests without revealing patents or formulas, urging buyers that a single Brunswick proves a better tire than cheaper types, with Portland HQ listed.
Washington reports British objections focus on two sections of the proposed American merchant marine bill. First, it bans carrying non American merchandise between American ports via foreign ports, blocking freight between the United States and Alaska over Canadian routes. Second, it directs the president to terminate treaties limiting the US from imposing discriminatory duties on foreign shipping at American ports.
The Willamina and Grand Ronde Railway Company files articles of incorporation in the state corporation department. The proposal includes constructing a railroad and telegraph lines from the former town along the Yam Hill River to near Grand Ronde in Polk County. Capital stock is $500.
The platform adopted by the Republican National Convention in Chicago centers on foreign policy toward the League of Nations. It condemns Wilson era diplomacy, calls for respect for American rights, and urges a liberal but principled international policy while preserving national independence and expansion of domestic interests.
Wool men in Douglas county fear a poor market as large wool stocks remain. High clothing prices limit garment production, reducing demand and prices for the clip. World wool stores exceed yearly consumption, Congress considers stamp to detect shoddy wool, and bets loom on 1920 clip adjustments.
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