Sugar Beet Sugar Might Secure American Selfsufficiency
The piece argues the irrigated west should expand beet sugar to solve national resource and energy challenges. It cites rising U S sugar consumption from 1907 to 1917, compares beet and cane production, and warns that self reliance depends on expanding beet acreage and supporting western farming and livestock feed, while limiting foreign dependence. It contrasts Cuba and Germany sugar dynamics and urges American farmers to boost domestic beet sugar to meet future demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States of America
Cuba
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
England
Germany
Immortal Lincoln and a boast of America's vast Treasury
A reminiscence quotes Lincolns claim that the nation is the worlds treasury and the greatest and most prosperous in the seven seas. The passage touts American wealth and global standing, urging continued care and leadership.
Be Sugar Use Debate in Wartime Letter
In a wartime letter, W. D. Hoover argues Americans should shift sugar use. He notes English sugar production decline due to German occupation and urges the west to consume less sugar as a war measure and produce more, contrasting with a peace-time push to produce even more sugar.
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England
West
W. D. Hoover
Basin Hospital Notes
Mrs J R Bonwell recently operated on and left for home after recovery. Walter Root of Manderson recovering from appendicitis and near to going home. Carrie Ellison Burlington 12 operated for left kidney access a very serious case. Mrs C C Rowe Greybull operated July 6 doing nicely. Mrs J T Mills Greybull operated for appendicitis July 1h doing as well as could be expected. Bill Jones with a broken back remains in hospital with grim prognosis.
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J. R. Bonwell
Walter Root
Manderson
Carrie Ellison
Burlington
C. C. Rowe
Greybull
J. T. Mills
Bill Jones
Opening Service Chautauqua Program in Tent
The opening united services of the Chautauqua are set for Sunday at 11 a m Speaker Mr Hyde special music a duet by Mrs F B Vincent and Miss Lois Coons a quartet by Miss Kathleen O Nell and Lois Coons H H Hime and R J Extra Services are held in the tent
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United Services of the
Chautauqua
Hyde
F. B. Vincent
Lois Coons
Kathleen O'Nelll
H. H. Hime
R. J. Extra
Basin Chamber elects new officers and honors member
In Basin the Chamber of Commerce elected new officers by unanimous vote with Mr. Zaring as vice president and Mr. Wise thanked for his service. Resolutions were adopted in memory of Charles S. Kelly who died at Casper on July 5 and had been a longtime booster.
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Zaring
Coons
Wise
Martin
Basin
Charles S. Kelly
Casper
Kelly
Chamber of Commerce
New Greybull Store to Open August First
L E Deck announces consolidation of Worland and Basin stock to form a large Greybull store opening August 1 with E M Southard as manager. Deck plans to visit Chicago after Greybull’s organization. Also mentions Condit gubernatorial candidacy and War Savings Stamp club milestone for Greeley Peterson.
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L. E. Deck
Worland
Basin
Greybull
E. M. Southard
Mr. Deck
Chicago
E Greeley Peterson
Burlington
Club
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Europe
Russia
France
Von
Markham House
Ed Ludwick
Wyoming
Treasury
The
Lincoln
Tle
Tate Ane
Dank
L Business
Basin Hospital Notes
Condit
Cc. G. Miller
Buffalo
Wyo
L. R. A.condit
Barnum
Spurrier Ranches
Howard Spurrier
Bert M. Spurrier
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