Uncle Ted Reports Prosperity Across the South
Uncle Ted returns from a two week trip praising booming towns and farm recovery under the Harding era. He argues for the Ship Subsidy Bill to boost American merchant shipping and foreign trade, noting savings in costs and national security. Ruth and Jack listen as the story ends with a walk planned for the next day.
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What Other Editors Say Caspar Tribune Opinion
Editorial argues citizens should honor all laws including prohibition urging public cooperation and education to enforce the statute. It stresses respect for law, constitutional methods to repeal laws, and the duty of citizens to uphold government institutions.
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Casper Tribune
American Reds and Bolshevik Praise Faced by U S Sentences
The piece condemns American radicals who praise Bolshevism since 1917 while noting harsh U S actions against antiwar figures like Debs and German sympathizers. It contrasts Republicans’ and officials’ stance with Russia’s executions of Bolshevik leaders and Debs’s eventual release amid protests.
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Nicolai Mansevich
Reprieve for Bolshevist Opponents Spurs Debate
The Detroit article notes radicals and socialists protested while a conditional reprieve for convicted Socialists surfaces. It argues the decision exposes leniency compared with Lenine and Trotzky and questions if America’s moderation disproves blunt praise of extremist figures.
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Watering the Waste Places Westward expansion and irrigation debate
Eastern congress members scrutinize the Smith McNary bill as a western irrigation push. The measure would double Wyoming irrigation and unlock Colorado River projects, fueling a Rocky Mountain regional development while critics fear misused funds and old stereotypes persist.
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Cody Herald
Don’t envy others jobs or covet their pay
A Billings Gazette column argues that envy of street vendors or beggars misreads poverty and rewards. It cites a Kansas City hot tamale vendor robbery for eight cents to show misdirected effort and urges readers to focus on improving their own work.
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Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Celebrations
Rawlins reports the death of Will H. Hooper owner of Wyoming Drug. Kemmerer establishes Flat Creek bird reserve. Pine Bluffs shows Wilkinson hidden river well output of 1200 gpm for irrigation. Rock Springs sees Baker buy Rocket from Preston. Cody notes arrest for horse beating and a prize trout catch. Douglas reports Wade H. Barnes jailed for shooting. Casper covers Garry Gordon fraud and glider plans. Greybull notes Asphalt works planning.
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Wyoming Receives 2.9 Million for Three Projects
Washington reports that a reclama tion budget would spend 12.25 million dollars nationwide in the coming fiscal year with 2.946 million allotted to three Wyoming projects. The plan accompanies a budget sent to Congress. Our advertisers give you bargains.
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