Trade balance and Canada's role in US markets
A 1920 Canadian Market column discusses Canada as the United States' top foreign customer after Britain and France, urging balanced trade. It notes Canada buys more from the U S than Latin America combined, warns the gap must narrow, and highlights pulp wood trade as a two way opportunity. It also mentions political topics and the 1920 campaign dynamics.
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California
Boston
New England
San Francisco
Canada
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Chin
Canadian
States
Dominion
May test in court veto of suffrage
Burlington Vermont July 21 If the suffrage amendment is not won path fed by the necessary adth state will appeal to the U S Supreme Court to declare Megat Governor Clement's veto of the pro ent suffrage bill passed by the onl lgin future that year leaders sire working with the War of Mrn Carrie Chapman national leader of the suffrage movement statement says that the valid are the entire veto can t In Vermont president may rest on the ruling of the supreme court Mrs Karl Walters of whare in the city for a visit with friends Aelen Lufever of East Chest street is visiting friends in Mans Held
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Burlington
U. S. Supreme Court
Clement
Sire
Mrn
Carrie Chapman
Supreme Court
Local Men Speak at Luncheon on Group Government
Mr Daniel Houck Princeton graduate heads Chamber of Commerce talk outlining how modern thought favors group over individual authority. He predicts politics as a science, growing corporate influence, and railroads as gauges of societal shifts toward a group centered governance. Mount Vernon Window Glass Co representatives previewed a new factory with claims of 40 percent profits for all.
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Daniel Houck
Lewis B. Houck
Princeton University
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Parker
Houck
Plan
Idea
Kane Wort
United States
Great Britain
Messrs
William Bennett
Ki. L. Graham
Mount Vernon Window Giana Company
Mr. Bennett
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Glass Plant Promises Local Prosperity
A Mount Vernon gathering highlighted a planned glass factory project expected to create local business and jobs. The plant would produce 200 fifty foot boxes weekly with a payroll around 10 000 dollars per week, boosting area commerce and tax revenue. Speakers from the Chamber of Commerce and Seattle praised community support and the local chamber system for fostering growth as drought-free western crops and future orders were cited. The luncheon, hosted by the A M B Church women, capped a day of booster remarks and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Mount Vernon
Kahri
Chamber of Commerce
Glass Company
Committed
George Graham
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Graham
Far Wear
Pacific
San Francisco
Plan to Improve South Main Street Discussed by Directors
The chamber of commerce board debated resurfacing South Main Street with asphalt or concrete. Tacks would be removed and the street paved, with a committee to report costs and material recommendations at the next meeting. The group also eyed expanding Community Service to fund advertising and offset the paper’s costs.
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South Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Ut Iy
Bargain Day Here Is Great Success
Vernon merchants report brisk business as Bargain Day draws shoppers early. Progressive merchants claim strong sales and describe the event as a great success for the city shopping scene.
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Vernon
Cleaning Technique to Remove Laval from Fabric
The guide instructs drawing the cloth in a blag direction first one way then the other to lift the Laval material quickly without wetting or injuring the fabric, leaving a clean swan mark.
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Laval
Woman sues for divorce amid threats and abuse in Knox court
Bertha L. McQueen seeks divorce from Fred W. McQueen in Knox county common pleas court. She cites marriage on January 8, 1908, seven children, threats to kill, blows and abuse, and asks for injunction, alimony, and child custody at final hearing. Also noted are amended petitions, a probate admission, and various estate and real estate actions in Knox county.
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Bertha L. McQueen
Fred W. McQueen
Knox County Common
Erty
Jide Binir
Sappie
Jennie Durbin
William Fessler
Common Plena Court
Knnox County
State Hospital
Dwight H
Hyatt
Isaac Leedy
Knox County
Robeson
Warren Farmer
Union
Admr
Warren
Telephone meetings set by patrons executive committee
The patrons executive committee will hold telephone meetings in several towns from July 22 to August 4 to present their position after recent settlement talks. Also, B Werner of Cleveland, a guest, has returned home. Mrs. Lester W Carr and daughter left Danville for Worthington Del.. Miss Helen Leroux visiting Miss Helen Stinemates.
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Pipesville
Danville
Jellowsy
Amity
Gambier
Bladensburg
Brandon
Fredericktown
B. Werner
Cleveland
Fish Stolen From Lakeholm Pond Owner Sought
Deputy Sheriff B H Lytle searches for thieves who drained Lakeholm pond overnight. James Foote owned the fish, a mix of bluegills and catfish weighing one and a half to two pounds. Vandals reportedly used a seine to take all fish, leaving no clue at the pond.
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B. H. Lytle
Petaosis
Lakeholm
James Foote
Lytle
Business Visitors Arrive From Barberton and Sandusky
Mr. Arthur C. Carrigan of Barberton is in the city on business for several days. Mr. J. G. Arnold of Sandusky is in the city on business for a number of days.
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Arthur C. Carrigan
Barberton
J. G. Arnold
Sandusky
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the Banner
Monument Square
Ohio
Wellahed Wassiey Loree
Stephen J. Dorgan
Bit
County
Unio
Pubbeription
Thos Dairies
Charlie Fairbanks
Cox and Harding
Karl Walters
Whare
Aelen Lufever
Haat Chest Street
Mans Held
Logal
Organizers OF Glass CO
C. of C
Gee
French W. Ross
Ida HB. Ross
Frank W. Ross
Clinton M. Rice
Amos Snively
Arthur Pinkley
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Kiod
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Shakespeare
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