Spirit of Service guides Harding early in office
President Harding pursues the spirit and letter of the state of the union clause by informing congress and recommending measures. He conducts frequent informal briefings with key committee members as preparations for an April special session proceed. Topics include an emergency tariff, Panama canal tolls, internal revenue revisions, and interdepartmental coordination. He also discusses foreign relations and appointments requiring Senate approval.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Legislative
Union
Senate
House of Representatives
Industry Versus Athletics and the Value of Real Work
In a western state two hundred youths spent a week in a basketball tournament for a state title. Coaches and trainers, hotels, and public funds highlighted the event, drawing criticism over costs and time wasted. The piece argues public education should emphasize industry, trades, and productive habits to deter delinquency and reduce reliance on college athletics for status.
County to lease poor farm for one year
County commissioners will let the poor farm to the highest responsible bidder for one year. Bids received until noon April 6, 1921. John Welnts, chairman. Spring time notice also mentions Owen Johnson for hauling cane and ashes, phone 196. mallet
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John Welnts
Mahe It Chairman Co
Owen Johnson
Transitory tariff plan outlined after conference
Leaders from Congress and the executive branch announce a sequence of temporary tariff steps for 1919. The first act will be the re passage of the emergency tariff bill, followed by an anti dumping measure and a duties based on American valuation. These steps aim to steady domestic market protection while a permanent tariff law is crafted.
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Congress
Executive Branch
Wilson
United States
Rawlins Switch to Metered Water and Higher Flat Rates
The city will begin a meter based water system in Rawlins, requiring property owners to pay for water used as shown by meter readings. Those without meters will pay a higher flat rate, while meters already installed must be bought and installed by owners under city marshal supervision.
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Rawlins
Rawling Republican
Government and Business in War Time Policy Opinions
A political essay argues government cannot create business except in war or by taxing, fixing prices, or burdens, and should relieve taxes and regulation. It asserts markets at home and abroad will absorb surplus, and warns against excessive socialisation and politicalisation of the economy.
First Class Barber Work at U. K. Barber Shop
When you need first class barber work call the U. K. barber shop where first class workmen are employed. Fred House, proprietor.
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U. K
Fred House
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Oscar Saenger
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Hyattville, Wyo
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
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Clarence Gardner
Mike
Thigh
Big Hen Mountains
P. O
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Big Horn County
Mazie V. Rhodes
Owen Johnson Drayman
Hone
Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No. 28
K. of P
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Order of Eastern Star
Basin
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Eliza Rebekah
Royal
Basin Camp No. 36
RED Bank Cattle Co
Geo. B
Big Horn Basin
M. H. Smith
M. B. Walker
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Paris Daugherty
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Pioneer
J. P. Arnott
W. RB. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
Otto, Wyo
I. Smith
Caen
Shell Creek
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DRS. Harris & Harris
H. T. Harris
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Brome & Hyde
Basin State Bank
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William C. Snow
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Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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