Wyoming Oil Rights Push for Fair Royalty Share
Governor Robert D. Carey led a Wyoming delegation at a Washington meeting opposing western states’ interference in the oil land leasing bill. The group backed a two hundred fifty million dollar 10 year reclamation bond plan with royalties allocated to states, praising progress toward a more equitable scheme and anticipating related legislation by Kinkaid and McNary.
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Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Robert D. Carey
Carey
Oregon
Frank C. Emerson
Charles §. Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Kinkaid
Nebraska
McNary
Emerson
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Startling cries over government requisitions and taxes
Senator Warren of Wyoming condemns inflated 1921 estimates from the executive department as absolutely startling. He urges pausing new requisitions and reconsidering department growth to avoid higher taxes. He suggests eliminating the excess profits tax to spur industrial development.
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Warren
Wyoming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Executive Department
Get Triton's Auto Livery for any trip anytime
Encosed cars offer all weather protection and 24 hour service for riders seeking flexible, no wait travel. Triton's Auto Livery promises available vehicles on demand and reliable scheduling across city routes.
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Triton
Notes of Basin Schools Reflect Back to School Campaign
The Basin school note discusses the government's back to school campaign with the children’s bureau and national defense council prolonging the school period. It notes that many under 16 leave for work not just due to poverty but lack of value placed on education, leading to ill health and long term social costs. It also reports on the freshman bookkeeping shift, the opening of baseball season, local advertising support, thrift stamps, a February union program for unengaged citizens, a meeting electing the BHS annual staff, and tardiness policies offering Friday early release for punctual classes.
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Children's Bureau
Council of National Defense
Basin
Washington, Lincoln
Longfellow
Clifford Whitmore
Fae Cloud
Phoebe English
Marjorie Akers
Kodak
Mary Talbott
Frank Emery
Loren Pegg
Eugene Pegg
Georgia Johnson
Carre Judlins
Patrons and Grangers back anti strike clause in Cummins bill
The Patrons and Grangers vote unanimously to retain the anti strike provision in the Cummins railroad bill. Unions protest, but backers say the clause protects rights and national welfare amid business risk from possible strikes in transportation dependent contracts.
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Cummins
Increased Beet Tonnage Boosts Yakima Valley Profits
Progressive western farmers push higher beet yields to raise profits and cut costs. In Yakima valley Washington some growers report forty tons per acre with $10 per ton gross and about $300 net per acre. Many reach twenty five to thirty tons per acre due to soil care and early seed planting. A guaranteed price and strong demand should lift tonnage next year.
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Yakima Valley
Wash
Applications for Grazing Permits in Big Horn Forest
Notice announces all grazing permit applications for cattle horses and sheep in the Big Horn National Forest for the 1920 season must be filed in Sheridan Wyoming by March 1 1920. Supervisor RESS PHILIPS provides fee information and blank forms on request.
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Bighorn National Forest
Sheridan
Wyoming
Ress Philips
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Casper, Wyo
Willard
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Lou Blakesley
Wise’s Jewelry Store
Buick
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L. E. Laird, Pres. H. B. Paris
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