Auto Restrictions In Yellowstone Park Opening Rules
The upcoming opening of Dig reserve to motor cars on August 1 will impose strict driving rules with timed schedules and fines for early or late arrivals. Only pleasure cars allowed. passengers paying for medicine use barred. motorcycles banned. Tickets show owner, license, engine, and passenger data. fees scale by vehicle size and proximity to horses or stations. Speed limits range from 8 to 20 mph depending on grade and straight sections. horses must be warned on curves. passing prohibited while in motion. Park entry requires vehicle in first class order and fuel sufficient for next stop, plus spare tires. Gasoline available at hotels and camps. periodic gear use advised. guard checks passage tickets. High altitude reduces engine power, increasing fuel needs by about 50 percent. gear ratios must adapt. Schedules require early starts from Gardiner between 6:00 and 6:30 am, with departures and limits clearly defined.
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Hotel Changes Hands In Lovell Trade
Last Wednesday George W. Johnson bought the Capitol hotel from A. E. Lewis who immediately turned over possession. Lewis has operated the hotel since February and will move his family to a farm across the river above town. Johnson brings hotel experience and local trade knowledge to Lovell.
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Why Woman Restless and Power Hungry
From Texas Farmers' Union leader W D Lewin a polemic on women suffrage arguing mothers and home hold moral power over society and politics asserting that the nation depends on the hearth not Congress warning against women entering public life as threats to civilization and urging preservation of family leadership.
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Divine Covenant and Woman's Suffrage Debate in Belief
An opinion column argues that divine order blessed Eve and Adam with companionship and credits four thousand years of progress to this bond. It warns that proposing suffrage would amend a covenant not party to it, recalling Israelite wandering and Rome’s downfall when woman’s status was lowered, urging respect for traditional roles.
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Tainted Politics and the Call for Honest Governance
A dated editorial denounces tainted politics and the pursuit of personal gain in campaigns. It argues blue sky promises, secret combinations, and political rebates harm the nation, urging wisdom, courage, and honesty in government. The piece promotes farm and rural leadership as a cure through open, transparent governance.
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Watered Securities and the Farm Economy
The essay argues that farming bears excessive financial water from usury and inflated interest on farm real estate and chattel loans. It claims farmers pay 200 million dollars yearly in usury, creating 4 billion dollars in fictitious value, threatening national prosperity unless public policy drains this liquidity and sustains agriculture.
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