A Quitter's Counsel Attacks McAdoo on Deflation
Washington January 12 The piece critiques William Q McAdoo former secretary of the treasury and head of the federal reserve for his deflation policy critique. It accuses him of desertion and self-contradiction while highlighting farmer losses estimated at 1500,000,000 and calls his stances out of touch with public affairs.
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Washington
Wilson
William Q
Quitter) McAddo
Mr. McAdoo
McAdoo
the Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Notice to dog owners to keep pets on property
Town Marshal J. H. Hanlon warns all dog owners that dogs found roaming will be killed. Dogs must be kept on their own property to avoid enforcement.
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J. H. Hanlon
Bee Industry in Sheridan County Grows with Prospects for Protection
The Sheridan County Bee Keepers association forms to push apiary inspection and state legislation to shield bee producers from disease and losses. Led by Frank C. Wilson and Dr. G. H. Buffum, the group seeks funding via future taxes as the industry expands, noting past foul brood losses and Wyoming’s lack of bee protection.
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Sheridan County
Farm Bureau
Court House
Frank C. Wilson
Dayton
G. H. Buffum
Sheridan
Sheridan County Bee Keepers Association
Wyoming
Sheridan Post
Basis of Prosperity Emphasized for Farmers
A southwestern correspondent argues prosperity rests on farmers and other producers who supply 60 percent of national buying power. He warns a purely consumer nation would collapse wealth and notes Congress has tried wartime finance and tariff measures to aid farmers despite likely limited success. For sale large coal base burner with gas burner attached at this office.
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Unite States
Republican Congress
Congress
Bank Condition Report from Burlington and Kane Wyoming 1920
The Burlington State Bank shows total resources of 132 258.59 and liabilities of 132 258.59 as of December 29 1920 with capital and surplus at 20 000.00 and undivided profits 1 093.60. The First State Bank of Kane reports total resources 63 802.16 and liabilities 63 802.15 as of December 29 1920 with capital 10 000.00 and deposits totaling 52 560.26 reported by cashier I H Dau and attested by county authorities.
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Burlington State Bank
Burlington
Wyoming
First State Bank OF Kane
Kane
Baker Shields His Lambs
Washington dispatch reports Commander Galbraith of the American Legion asks the House Judiciary Committee to summon Secretary Baker and Attorney General Palmer to explain why the war slackers list was not published. The Legion cites citizen demand to reveal traitors among the slackers.
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Washington
Andrew J. Volstead
House Committee On the Judiciary
Galbraith
American Legion
Sec. of
Baker
Palmer
Volstead
War Department
Notice to Customers on 30 Day Credit Policy
Notice from Plasters & Plasters of Hyattville Wyoming announcing a new payment policy on a month to month basis not exceeding 30 days from January 1st. Past due accounts will incur a 2 percent monthly charge until paid. The firm expresses regret at the hardship and thanks customers for past business.
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Plasters & Plasters
Hyattville
Wyo
Commendable Spirit Among Pullman Workers
Nine thousand employees at the Pullman company signaled willingness to accept a 20 percent wage cut if business conditions require it. The piece argues labor should share in economic fluctuations tied to public demand to reduce misunderstandings about returns on labor and invested capital.
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Pullman Company
Wyoming Delegation Receives Dry Land Field Seeds
Wyoming delegates are notified they will receive 826 packages of dry land field seeds each. Due to seed price increases the total is reduced and not enough to meet all demands. Only one seed type per applicant will be issued in order of receipt while supply lasts. Seeds include Grimm alfalfa, field beans, millet, field peas, and sweet clover. Seeds will be mailed in time for spring planting.
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Wyoming
Boncilla Massage and Barber Shop Ad Offers Low Prices
An OCR fragment advertises Boncilla massage for $1, a shave and hair cut for 60 cents, and a barbershop offering all tonics for 25 cents. The text is fragmentary with unclear details and pricing.
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O. K
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