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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
7
The Los Angeles Times argues retrenchment is needed to cut taxes, while noting people push for new expenditures via government action. The piece urges support for the Harding administration’s retrenchment policy and stresses backing Congress to slash federal outlays.
The editorial mocks slow starts to prosperity, warns against relying on traveling salesmen and talk as business, and urges individuals to think and work for prosperity. It critiques complacency, recalls Lincoln era baggage, and underlines that truth will prevail if integrity remains.
Western leaders urge Washington to ease federal rules on hydro electric projects. They argue the West has cheap power from abundant coal and hydro resources, but current regulations hinder investment and operation. names include John A. Britton, W. A. Breckridge, Franklin T. Griffith, Henry J. Pierce, and Guy W. Talbot.
An editorial argues Americans should accept that business efficiency outdoes public administration. It condemns socialist sentiment, favors private enterprise, and warns that taxation and regulation choke production and national prosperity. It singles out railroads, Congress, and banks as examples of misdirected control.
Barber work offered at the O K barber shop with first class workmen employed. Fred House, proprietor.
The Comptroller of the Currency Cris singer predicts rock bottom prices have been reached and a rapid buying wave will follow a shift to higher levels. He urges purchases, especially for severely discounted commodities, warning a rush of orders will come once the turn is recognized.
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