Worland Meeting Pushes for Special Session Relief Measures
A Worland Alfalfa club meeting discussed farmer financial distress, drainage district bonds, and high costs. Delegates urged state relief, tax law changes, and potential executive action with a January 14 delegation to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfalfa Club of
Worland
Mercer
Skovgard
T. J. Jones
J. H. Montgomery
J. W. Gould
Basin Country
C. W. Irwin
BE. Y. Booker
Basin
H. L. Clark
Arnold B. Larsen
Thermopolis
W. A. Deming
Powell
Parthor
Oppose Special Session for Delinquent Taxes
Basin Wyoming writer attacks Worland Alfalfa Club calls for a special legislative session to aid delinquent taxpayers. He warns of high cost up to 40000 dollars and argues relief can come in regular session or by rebates and April 1 extensions without harming retrenchment goals.
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Basin Republican
Basin Wyo
Worland Alfalfa Commercial Club
Worland
Plan to settle foreign debt proposes equal annual payments
A literary association discusses a plan to have debtor nations make equal annual payments for fifty years to cover principal and interest. Interest set at 4 percent, matching Liberty bond rates. Back interest of about 1.25 billion dollars could be spread over years to ease burden. continuation noted on page five.
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Treasury
Mercer Dome Unit Syndicate Formed Near Cody
The Union of California plans a spud tomorrow at Cody anticline four miles from Cody. Occidental resumes Hamilton Dome work with a year long drilling plan. Geologists from several companies study structures in the region as Ohio geologists inspect Bud Kimball structure in Washakie county. A common law syndicate named Mercer Dome Unit Syndicate, organized by landholders under the Brophy permit, takes over the balance of the Mercer dome area. Drilling to start as Ohio moves out to the permit location.
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The
Union of California
Cody
Madison
Ohio
Bud Kimball
Washakie County
Mercer Home
Brophy
Ohio Oi Co
R. B. West
Fred A. MacPherson
Carl Luedder
R. Denny
Joe Afflick
W. J. Jones
C. I .Kimney
Mercer Dome
Unit Holours
Montgomer y letters warn on Wyoming bond payments
J H Montgomer y argues that state meddling with farmer tax funds would force timely bond payments and avoid default. He warns that failure to collect county and school taxes would bankrupt Wyoming bonds in the money market and raise public costs through warrant discounts. He urges citizens to oppose the proposed legislation.
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Wyoming
J. H. Montgomer
Bonds Carry in Greybull Vote
Greybull voters approved a $70,000 water extension bond. 487 favored and 111 opposed. The measure proceeds to fund water system improvements in the town.
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Greybull
Midnight Masses Set for Greybull and Basin Churches
Father N J Bodies will lead a midnight Mass on Christmas Eve in Greybull and services at 1 a m Christmas morning in Greybull, with Basin holding a 10 80 a m Christmas Day service.
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N. J
Greybull
Basin
Triangle Club Organized From Basin Delegates
A Triangle club formed by Basin delegates from the recent Greybull Y M C A meeting. Lester Gibson serves as president Lou Blakesley as secretary and Rev L A Losey as temporary counsel. The old cavalry school building will host meetings and provide a gym.
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Basin
Greybull
Lester Gibson
Lou Blakesley
L. A. Losey
Triangle Club
Kimbro Hosts Friday Card Event for Twenty Guests
Mr and Mrs K K Kimbro entertained Friday evening with a card party for about twenty guests. Refreshments were served and guests reported a most enjoyable night.
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K. K. Kimbro
Plan for Funding Debts and Debt Refunding Commission
Washington December 21 The bill creating the foreign debt refunding commission will be enacted by Congress and chaired by the Secretary of the Treasury. The commission will study government finance problems and offer constructive suggestions, as stated by the Republican Publicity Association through its president Jonathan Wourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Treasury
Jonathan Wourne
Rod and Gun Club Organizes Formation Meeting
A large group met at the chamber of commerce rooms to form a rod and gun club. J R Bonwell was named temporary chairman and T J Jones secretary. A three person by laws committee was appointed and dues likely set at one dollar yearly. A coyote hunt was discussed with a separate committee assigned to plan it. Membership signups possible at Wise’s Jewelry, O K Barber Shop, or Basin Hardware.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Bonwell
T. J. Jones
L. E. McDaniels
Wm. C. May
A. S. Moore
J. L. Murphy
J. G. Smith
Dan Rogers
A. X. Johnson
Wises Jewelry Store
O. K
Basin Hardware
Community Kitchen Shower Planned at M B Church
The community kitchen shower social will be held in the M B Church basement on January 6 1922. All who wish to participate are invited to attend. Mrs James O Neill is chairman of the committees ensuring the event's success.
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M. B
James O'Neill Ie
New Jeweler at Wises Store
C. C. Schaeferberg of Love has been secured as jeweler by Wise Bros jewelry store and will arrive next month to take up duties. The expert repair man will have exclusive charge of the growing department at the Wise store.
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C. C. Schaefenberg
Love
Wise Broa
Mr. Schaefenberg
Wise Jatore
Babson radio address touts 1922 recovery from prosperity dip
Roger W. Babson delivered the first business talk via radiophone to an audience of 35 000 to 50 000 from Medford Hillside mass and stations across the U S and southern Canada arguing prosperity returns in 1922. He warned economists against pessimism and traced war time prosperity and labor shifts as causes of current mood.
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Medford Hillside
Mass
Roger W. Babson
America
Mr. Babson
American Radio and Research Corporation
Statens
United States
Mississippi River
Canada
Babbson
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Big Horn Basin
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Sessucas
Lance Crek
Hamilton Dome
Lander
Mule Creek
Occidental
Hamilton
Catholic Services
Triaangle Club
ROD and Gun Club
Wises’ Store
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