Uncle Ted Recites a Roosevelt Era Senate Tale
In a bedtime tale Uncle Ted tells Ruth and Jack about Truman Newberry a respected naval officer who became a U S Senator amid a hostile campaign He remains steadfast in his post while opponents spread accusations and paid publicity The Senate later vindicates him praising his integrity and service to the country.
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Jack
Ruth
Mimsie
Uncle Ted
Uncle
Ted
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Third Naval District
New York
Brookyn
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Senate
The
World Club
Benate
Truman H. Newberry
Truman Newberry
Tian
Co operative farming push drives Manderson potato plan
The Manderson Unit of the Big Horn Potato Growers Association forms to standardize the crop, grade and sack potatoes, and build a large storage cellar. Officers draft bylaws for a meeting on January 27. county agents seek farmer input to aid marketing plans and government reporting.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Manderson
Big Horn Potato Growers Association
Messrs
Symington
Wiley and
Jones
Qough
Co operation the watchword at Basin Chamber meeting
The Basin Chamber of Commerce hosts a January 16 Good Fellowship meeting drawing 250 residents. Seniors praise unity community progress and civic duty while stressing cooperation for a bigger Basin, a stronger farming region, and local business engagement.
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Camamerce
Iife
Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commierce
B. P. Wigton
W. H. May
Warren G. Harding
Chamber of Commerce Good Fellowship
Bis
A Nation of Oil Burners and Dependence
The article discusses the United States relying on foreign corporations for oil and gas and cites the 1920 gasoline shortage as a mild example of vulnerable conditions. It reflects concerns about fuel supply security and domestic energy dependence.
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United States
Fts
Oil policy urged to maintain world lead in production
The piece argues the nation must stay as the world's top oil user and producer and calls for incentives to the oil industry. It mentions Ford-related rental services and local business notes as context snippets.
Warrants 7696 to 9069 Called for Payment
Big Horn county warrants numbered from 7696 through 9069 are called for payment. Interest ceases after February 16, 1921. Mazie V. Rhodes, County Treasurer, notes a sapphire pin and offers $5.00 for its return to the office.
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Big Horn County
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America
Col. W. H May
Ford
Etter
Bookfer
Jais
Mazie V. Rhodes
Town & Country Electric Company
Court House
Basin Chamber of Commerce
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