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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1922

Page

3

Wyoming Receives 746101 For National Forest Roads

The Agriculture Secretary informed Senator Warren that Wyoming's share of the 16 million federal National Forest roads fund is 746101. Wyoming also gets 355201 from the 7 million primary roads allocation and 267101 from the 5.5 million forest utilization appropriation. Senator Warren pressed for aid due to vast forest lands and road needs.

Secretary of Agriculture F .B. Warren Wyoming Congress Warren

Banks Back Broad Propulsion of Farm and Industry

Banks support the large development program for farmers and industry. They finance crops and livestock movement and help purchase and distribute dairy cattle. Calf and pig clubs have formed nationwide, teaching thousands of youths to become producers while banks stress safe cooperative funding aligned with sound banking.

Sugar Beets and Tariffs and Foreign Competition

The piece argues American beet growers seek a small sugar tariff increase to balance foreign competition from Cuba and other nations. It compares wage costs and production efficiency, urging protection to allow American sugar beets to compete. The Herald-Democrat cites the need to nurture a sensitive industry against unregulated imports.

Cuba Herald-Democrat Leadville Colorado

Defendants Arraigned After Lovell Greybull Raids

Tuesday morning in Greybull several defendants arrested during the Lovell Greybull raids appeared in court and pled not guilty. Attorneys EB H Eliia of Greybull defended A B Carey and Chas Sharmon on gambling charges bonds $600 each. Nora F Welker on running a house of prostitution bond $1,000. W Wowe on unlawful sale of liquor bond $1,000. Tex Hunter on grand larceny bond $1,000. Cases to be set after February 13 term begins. jury to be discharged after Lampitt case and a new panel called for docketed trials.

Greybull Lovell-Greybull EB. H. Eliia A. B. Carey Nora F. Welker Chas. Sharmon Wowe Tex Hunter Cas Lampitt

Would Be Powerful Nation Ukraine Size and Potential

The Ukrainians are described as the most populous race seeking independence amid collapse of the Romanoffs and Hapsbourgs. The piece notes a population around 95 million across six southern and southwestern former provinces, Galicia oil fields, Donets coal and iron, major exports, and Ukraine’s vast reach from the Carpathians to the Black Sea. It argues independence conflicts with wartime victors’ interests and cites Century Magazine commentary by Herbert Adams Gibbons.

Romanoffe Hapsbourgs Salleta Ukrnine Germany France Carpathian Black Sea Canasia Galicia Donets Ukraine Russia Europe Herbert Adams Gibbons Century Magazine

Italian inventor develops electrically heated aviator coat

An Italian innovator, Antonangelo Negromanti of Milan, designs an electrically heated flight coat woven with resistant wires coated in asbestos or silk. The system links to a current source and an aneroid barometer to raise heat with altitude, providing more warmth the higher the aircraft climbs.

Antonangelo Negromanti Milan Philadelphia Ledger

Phonetic Reading Lesson Mixup in San Francisco Clinic

A bachelor professor at a San Francisco medical school recalls an eye exam clinic incident. A six year old, taught to read by phonetics, instinctively produced sounds like ghuuh buh tuh berrrtt ulu when shown the chart. The mother corrected him, saving the child from a neurology referral.

San Francisco Blank Neurological

I Like Dynamite Fireworks and Humid Weather

A letter from a New York Mall writer reveals a quirky mix of preferences. The author jokes about enjoying explosives, humid weather, and fiction mags while downplaying microbes and small games. They express curiosity about a Pacific battle and claim limited time for games.

New York Mall

Army Air Service tests new parachute adaptation

The army air service experiments with a rear fuselage parachute system. A pilot can eject in midair by pulling a lever to disconnect himself and a rear fuselage section from the aircraft.

Army Air Service

Park-to-Park Highway urges travelers to linger and explore

Gus Holmes urges commercial groups to publish a concise, reliable guide highlighting scenic attractions fishing and recreational spots and historical sites along the National Park-to-Park Highway. The goal is to persuade westward travelers to stop, enjoy hotels and camp grounds, and view the journey as an educational experience for youth and adults.

Gus Holmes National Park-to-Park Highway Association

Utah Leads in Farm Use of Gas and Electricity

Utah farmers rely on electrical conveniences more than any other state, according to a United States Department of Agriculture report presented to the Salt Lake Commercial Club agricultural committee. The record highlights Utah as a leader in farm gas and electricity usage and reflects well on local power companies for advancing electrical resources ahead of demand.

Utah United States Departmen of Agriculture Ealt Lake Commercial Club Utah Power Companies

Home Rule A Gamble Says Arthur W Park

Public Service Magazine quotes Arthur W Park on home rule where cities bet on long term conditions to keep rates low while utilities seek high rates for future risks. The text argues such bargaining benefits neither public nor company and urges rate setting by actual conditions.

Arthur W. Park Public Service Magazine

The American System Compared With France Government

The piece argues the American cabinet is secure from abrupt changes unlike France where ministers resign after adverse votes. It notes Senate treaty approval and congressional power limit executive action, with impeachment as the only removal route. It claims the American system is superior and more conservative.

Senate Congress

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