Roach Appointed Sheriff Amid Enforcement Debate
Governor Carey announces A. Roach as sheriff amid doubts over enforcing the dry law statewide. Roach, famed for reducing crime in Platte County and taking down bandit Bill Carlisle, is praised as a strong candidate while noting party differences with his new appointment.
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Robert D. Carey
A. &. Rosch
Roach
R. Roach
Wyoming
Platte County
Bill Carlisle
Frank Roach
Laramie County
Cheyenne Tribune
Boosting Agriculture Through Bank Farmer Outreach
Banks publish farmer oriented bulletins to aid farm development and production. The First National Bank of Bend Oregon issues a monthly booklet for farmers and stockmen, covering livestock economics and practical topics like potato growing and silage. The series aims to yoke bank support to farm needs in a highly useful, community minded effort.
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First National Bank of
Bend
Ore
R. R. Bill in Peoples Hands
The Cummins railroad bill sits in conference with a joint committee of both houses. It would forbid railroad strikes and create a tribunal to adjust wage differences. Citizens are urged to write to their senators and representatives stating views on the strike provision and wage dispute settlement.
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Cummins
Conerence
Congress
Senate
House
National Labor Party Urges Farm Support and Reforms
The new national labor party invites farmers to join a platform calling for eight hour workdays and 44 hour weeks, government ownership of banking, legal income limits, and the home rule principle in state county and city government.
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New National Labor Party
County Farmers Seek Profit Growth And Public Utility Nationalization
The text outlines a broad program including immediate release of political and industrial prisoners, nationalization of utilities and key industries, and day labor for government work. It notes expected county profits from policy changes and cooperation of livestock breeders with farm bureaus to improve purebred sires. Also lists a batch of advertised letters at Basin post office ending Dec 31 and a note on a visit by Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Smith to Therropolis.
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Basin Post Office
Ira Spences
T. L. Birch
G. E. Bobby
Maurice Anderson
Pat Kimball
8. McDowell
F. A. Welch
Fighters and Strikers in Wartime Contrast
The piece contrasts American soldiers in France earning 30 dollars a month with American workers in the United States earning one dollar per hour. It notes a dispute over which group was larger, the strikers abroad or the workers at home, while statisticians work on the numbers.
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America
France
United States
South Dakota pure bred swine study urges better sires
Harry J. Boyts reports a farm bureau survey across five counties found 48 percent of boars are grades or scrubs. A good pure bred boar could add 30 pounds per 100 grade pigs, boosting value by about 4.20 per hog and 420 per hundred. Replacing all grade boars could raise county pig values by roughly 148,680 dollars per county. Forty four counties remain.
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Harry J. Boyts
South Dakota
Missouri River
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Guy Butler
G. McCarthy
Dan Mitchell
Yellowstone Sheep Co
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R. W. Nelly
Henry Molina
A. W. Coons, P. M
M. H. Smith
Thermopolis
Mack Mckone
Tary Public
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Wise’s Jewelry Store
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Mgr
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