Sweet bill raises veterans benefits for wounded sailors
Uncle Ted explains to Jack how the new Sweet bill, drafted by Representative Burton E. Sweet, boosts wartime veterans’ monthly payments. Tommy Smith and others receive higher totals based on injury class, plus dependent-family allowances and nurse support, with medical and hospital care provided by the government.
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Uncle Ted
H Lece Ang Wi
Jack
Tommy Smith
Tommy
Republican Congress
Washington
Smiths
Ted
Congress
Soldiers and Sailors Organization
The
American Légion
Burton E. Sweet
State of Laws
Sweet
American Legion
Ruth
Legion
Minneapolis
House of Representatives
Senate
Fred Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Mondell Gets Results for War Risk Act Amendments
Wyoming residents will receive insurance benefits denied under the original act due to amendments urged by Congressman Mondell. Cases include foster mothers Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Rawlins and Mrs. Robert Houston of Thermopolis, with others like Mrs. May Davis of Gillette affected. Mondell seeks more eligible cases to inform him of potential beneficiaries.
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Mondell
Wyoming
Martin Sands Johnson
Rawlins
Chas. Johnson
Anone
Compromise Stance on Treaty Reservations Exposed
The administration warns Republicans are willing to concede nothing on the treaty reservations, signaling a stalemate. Observers note the president’s rejection of offered compromises and urge watchful scrutiny of the ad columns.
Quantity Production boosts American shipbuilding gains
The article argues that war-driven demand has anchored American shipyards for peacetime needs, with large scale production lowering unit costs. It highlights skilled labor, supplier networks, and permanent jobs while stressing national prosperity through unified industry growth and tariff incentives.
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Rocky Mountains
Colonel House Breaks With Wilson and Opposes Re election
Washington reports from friends say Colonel H M House is now on the outs with President Wilson and intends to oppose his renomination. The piece contrasts House’s stance with Baruch and Barney at the White House gate, highlighting a widening rift in political circles. Funeral designs offered by J R Bonwell with carnations marketed twice weekly.
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H. M. House
Wilson
Washington, D. C
House
Barney
Baruch
White House
Pennay'Venia Avenue
Colonel
Basin State Bank Report Shows 1919 Financial Position
Wyoming examination details Basin State Bank Basin Wyoming December 31 1919 Loans and discounts 887046.15 Overdrafts exempt - warrants 401711.08 Real estate and mortgages 041? Due from national banks 190241.35 Due from state banks 608? Checks and cash items 2444.74 Money reserve 1938.05 Legal tender and national bank notes 600.00 Fractional currency 63.48 208658.04 2667561 Stocks 6819.49 Banking house and fixtures 3405.00 16756.96 Total 631964.22 Liabilities Capital paid in 950000 Surplus 10000 Undivided profits 11919.32 Deposits subject to check 380600.66 Certificates of deposit 164375.46 Due to national banks 165068.78 560044.90 Due to state banks none Notes none Bills payable none Total 631964.22 State of Wyoming Big Horn County I Frank A Wise cashier swears the statement true to best knowledge. January 7 1920 Notary Myrna I May commission expires 1921 Attest Beds.
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Basin State Bank
Basin
Wyoming
Gould offers contracting service in Beck and Allen canal business
Notice to stockholders states Beck and Allen Canal Company meeting at Otto Wyoming on January 12 1928 to elect a board of directors and handle lawful business Perrine secretary notes the firm’s experience and readiness to undertake various contracting tasks
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J. ¥. Gould
Joan
Ceverall
Gatt
Beck & Allen Canal Company
Otto
Wyo
IB. Perrine
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Specialty
J. R. Bonwell
Total
State OF
Big Horn
Frank A. Wise
Myrna I. May
H. H. Hite
J. K. Biallop
Republican
Greybull Basin
Douglas Delicatessen and Fountain
Electric Fixit Shop
Electric Contracting
Ed‘son Mazda Lampé Add
Dave Tuttle
Prop
Buick
Worland
IS. E. Laird
Worland, Wyoming
H. B. Paris
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