Weeks Guards Public Interest In Muscle Shoals Deal
The War Secretary Weeks protects U S interests in Henry Ford offer for Muscle Shoals power and nitrate plants. Amendments to the sinking fund dramatically raise potential government revenue from the lease, from under 48 million to over 213 million at 6 percent, depending on investment returns.
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Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
War Weeks
United States
Mr. Ford
Weekes
Muscle Shoale
Weeks
Ford
Congress
Down to Brass Tacks in Armament Conference
A critic labels the armament agreement as the arithmetic of peace, though the plan aims to curb taxation for military needs. The conference focused on practical, ground-level steps to reduce armaments rather than airy ideals, seen as a lasting expression of Harding and Hughes leadership.
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Harding
Hughes
Creating More State Offices With Farmers At Heart
The piece argues farmers are targeted by politicians seeking new government posts such as farm demonstrators county farm agents and county nurses while urban unemployed suffer more. It warns permanent tax burdens and higher rates would threaten landowners and push more farms into tax sales.
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North Dakota
Audh
Failures of Nonpartisan League schemes in Wyoming criticized
Wyoming observers decry the Nonpartisan League as a socialist effort failing in North Dakota and Wyoming. The audited record shows debts of 413 716.16 to Bank of North Dakota and 55 houses averaging 9 000 each, with many titles defective and funds misused. The piece warns taxpayers about political expansion.
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Wyoming
Home Bullera’ Association
North Dakota
Money Trust
Home Builders' Association
Certified Public Accountants
Nonpartisan League
Association
Bank of North Dakota
Equitable Audit Company
Industrial Commission
William Lemke
Mexico
Joni Aye
Bismarck
League
Republicans See Possible House Shift After 1920 Losses
Washington commentary from the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues Democrats failed in 1920 amid excess government spending and war prep, predicting potential gains for Republicans in 1922. It notes the House composition, past elections, and the role of voter turnout in shaping majorities.
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Washingon
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Democratic Party
McAdoo
House of Representatives
House
Wilson
It Pays to Advertise and the Farm Bureau Secretary
L W Pearson, secretary of the Farm Bureau, promotes advertising by placing an ad for a carload of Wyoming hogs in an Omaha paper. Within a week he received letters and wires from twenty feeders requesting thirty hog cars, including a rush order to Cody. One buyer offered to travel four hours by train to Cody to secure the hogs, and purchased them at six cents. The text shifts to a political note about the Senate and Wilson.
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L. W. Pearson
Farm Bureau
Omar
Wyoming
Cody Wye
Big Horn County 1921 Receipts and Disbursements Summary
Abstract of receipts and disbursements for Big Horn County Wyoming from July 31 to December 31 1921 prepared under state statute. Reports on salaries officers and departments, transportation and court expenses, jail and pris oner costs, supplies, and miscellaneous expenditures with total receipts of 457 917 67 and cash on hand 4 922 02.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Greybull High
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Doamaeaanneas
Big Horn County Fiscal Statement 1921 Summary
Official certify a true abstract of receipts and disbursements for Big Horn County Wyoming from July 31 1921 to December 31 1921. Documents show indebtedness and maintenance costs evidenced by warrants and certificates. signed January 14 1922 by John Weintz as Chairman and Zela Murphy as County Clerk.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Board of the County Missioners
John Weintz
Zela Murphy
Beet Contract Promises Favorable Grower Returns This Spring
Landlords, bankers, and beet growers weigh a proposed contract as a fair basis to pay for sugar contained in beets. With expected prices around 5 per ton assuming 15.5 percent sugar content, the plan aims to align grower payments with sugar prices and beet sugar content, while noting risks from price fluctuations and freight.
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Senate
League of Nations
Oees
Atte County Commissioners ‘Transportation and Contin
Atty
Ene
Wee
Pense
State of
Justice Court
Mile Institute
Aris
Kon Tlee
Rexall
America
Nadler
Wyo
Great Western Sugar Company
Lovell Factory
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