Dispute Over Tariff Tax on Munitions Makers
Washington debate centers on proposed war revenue bill. Andrew C. Gray and Wilmington manufacturers argue the bill would tax only limited munitions items while many war materials shipped to war zones remain untaxed. Gray claims a new levy would double tax and hit many individual powder stockholders.
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Washington
Committee On Finance
United States Senate
Andrew C. Gray
Wilmington
Delaware
Gray
Chamber of Commerce
New Jersey
War Revenue
DuPont
DRAWING THE LONG BOW ON GUARD TROOP FEED CLAIMS
Parents of National Guard men on the border are urged not to panic over sensational reports of hunger. Government rations are detailed and said to meet needs, with regular army allowances matching the guards. Officials promise continued food, medical care, and health measures, while critics and sensational dispatches are urged to be read with caution. A Chicago commission will study the citys detectives, with leniency for the council.
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National Guard
Regular Army
Chicago
Reliable remedy praised by druggists for diarrhea relief
W C Jones of Buford North Dakota recalls a two year ago severe diarrhoea attack that lasted over a week. A druggist recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which brought quick relief and full recovery within two days. Many druggists endorse the remedy for its reliability and availability.
Warrant Call for Bingham County Idaho Funds
Notice announces payment of warrants from Blackfoot Idaho for Current Expense Fund Nos. 69 to 548 inclusive Series of 5 upon presentation at the office of the undersigned. The notice specifies the warrants are issued by Bingham County and will be honored at the stated location.
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Bingham County
Idaho
Blackfoot
Road and Bridge Fund Series 1 of 1915 public notices
Blackfoot Idaho County Treasurer I A Ben announces payment for Road and Bridge Fund Nos 543 to 1192 inclusive. Warrant payments dated August 10 1915 and February 10 1916. Dated July 15 1916. First publication July 20 last August 3. Every man is supposed to be the architect of his own fortune.
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I. A. Ben
Mid-Year Mitchell Show-Case Aims for Full-Size Quality
John W. Bate leads an efficiency drive at the Mitchell factory presenting a Mid-Year Mitchell priced to undercut rivals. The car features 26 extras at no extra charge, 700 improvements, and chrome vanadium steel construction. Miles-long records and durable parts underline its claimed longevity and value.
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Mitchell
John W. Bate
Sugar factory boom eyed across Idaho and Spokane area
Thomas R. Cutler of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co notes abundant interest in new sugar plants throughout Idaho and promise to pay farmers 5.50 a ton delivered. He cites rising prices, future competition, and plans to study Spokane district with expert assistance, urging fall ground prep and irrigation for beet crops.
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Idaho
Thomas R. Cutler
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
United States
Spokane
INFORM THE EDITOR A lesson on births marriages and deaths
A humorously blunt caution to readers about why editors miss many life events. It notes editors cannot know every local resident by name and urges people to report happenings at home. The piece laments the workload and invites tips via office visits or calls to improve coverage.
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Washington Gossip
Road and Bridge Fund
Blackfoot, Idaho
F. O. B. Racine
New York
Mr. Bate
Becca
Nature
Becker Brewing
Malina
Ogden
Utah
James S. Kirk & Company
Dept 262
U.S. A
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