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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
4
The Wyoming vote on a good roads bond issue on the 10th promises no additional taxpayer burden as bonds are funded by motor vehicle license fees and matching federal funds. Permanent roads lower operating costs, raise farm land values, shorten farmer markets distance, and allow year round travel while reducing county maintenance needs.
The Guernsey Gazette reports Kendrick pledging to uphold President Harding and rejecting partisan obstruction. The piece notes Kendrick is a Texas Democrat facing re election and may rely on Republican votes to win while critics say he is making hay while the sun shines.
Sunday services at 11 a m and Wednesday 8 pm testimonial meetings. Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 a m. Reading rooms open daily 3 to 5 except Sundays and holidays. The piece then riffs with moral reflections on love and economy in a dated, editorial tone.
An editorial argues that quality roads boost commerce, lower transportation costs, and attract tourism. It asserts roads justify higher road taxes by increasing revenue and reducing prices, urging Wyoming to invest in better roads to capitalize its resources.
A witty remark underscores the idea that maps are easy but drawing political borders demands foresight. The quip contrasts general access to atlases with the skill of a boundary negotiator, highlighting the complexity of European territorial questions.
The piece argues prosperity comes from individual effort and savings not government aid. It criticizes reliance on commissions and laws as profit for others and warns extensive government expands burden and taxation. It urges spending less than income to build prosperity.
Washington reports argue that the New York World calls for a strong central authority, suggesting a one man rule to salvage the nation. The piece defends Harding’s duties while noting the constitution grants Congress revenue power and origin of bills.
In a Senate farewell address Senator Harding outlines executive duties including informing Congress on the state of the union and proposing measures. He affirms the veto power with two thirds override, rejects autocratic rule, and stresses cooperation between branches within a representative government.
Dispatches from London claim Moscow backed by pressure and gold influenced Britain to strike coal. British secret service reportedly sources the information as part of a red tide aimed at flooding British industries and defeating capital.
A report says the March 16 Russo-British trade compact aims to curb propaganda and restrict official actions. Secretary Hughes warns that only Russia's productive path offers hope, and warns against rushing US trade negotiations until guarantees of private property and labor rights are secured.
An analysis argues that the Soviet Union has deceived both London and its own citizens about trade accords and treaty commitments, labeling any government entering such agreements as complicit in serious international wrongdoing.
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