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'—Gasoline consumption in Florida
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ly held at Harrison Hot Springs,
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“Salmon packers are trying to
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feeling pervaded the Harrison Hot
Springs meeting. While no defin
ite policy was outlined, the discus
sions were enlightening and dealt
with difficulties common to all
the salmon packing interests.
“In my talk, I emphasized the
desirability of co-operation be
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Con tinued economy on the part!
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suits, it Was indicated by the fi
nancial statement submitted to
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W. Joynt, reports the News-Miner.;
Outstanding warrants on the .first1
of October aggregated, he said,'
less than $G,Q00, a sum approxi-!
tnately $10,000 under the same date
in 1930.
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city will be in the clear and by the
time the second half of the taxes !
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wood about DO feet from the Ket
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