Aunt Alice and Aunt Ina Debate Tariff in New York
A family trip to New York and Washington features Aunt Alice Robertson debating tariff policy with Aunt Ina. The exchange covers protectionism versus free trade, shopping ethics, and the value of American goods, with Uncle Ted and the children watching eagerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
New York
Uncle Ted
Ruth
Jack
Mother
Washington
National
Aunt Ina
Oklahoma
Alice Robertson
Congress
Alice
Ina
Indian Territory
Southern Borm and Bred
America
Mam
Thia
White House
Necessity for Beet Sugar in American Market
A European sugar producer visiting the United States argues prohibition boosts U S sugar consumption. He predicts annual U S sugar use could rise from 760000 to 1000000 tons by 1922 end, underscoring need to develop the American beet sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McErely
Minority fears action in tariff bill clash
The piece argues that Republican leaders push for swift cloture to fast track a tariff bill while Democrats in the Senate use procedural rules to block the measure. It condemns the minority for obstructive tactics and warns the public to doubt those who claim the bill is harmful without allowing full, transparent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
More
United States
Not Conference A Fiasco Preface the Hague Meeting
Report claims the Hague Conference on Russian affairs failed as delegates listened to a Soviet ultimatum and then dispersed. The piece singles out the United States as the only nation to retain self-respect in its dealings with Russia. An ad for Spurriersa Clothes Shop lists trunk and express call options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Notice of Sale of Personal Property in Basin Wyoming
A public auction will occur at the seller's Basin garage on August 19, 1922 at 10 a.m. The item is a Buick Touring car with Serial No 507863 and Engine No 504669. It is to satisfy a mechanic's lien of $92.70 plus foreclosure expenses. Owner is A. B. Duke and Co. Dated July 21, 1922. Ralph Hoover agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyoming
A. B. Duke and Co
Ralph Hoover
Appointment of Assignee for Hubbard Smart Shop
Edward H. Ellis of Greybull Wyoming was appointed the assignee of Harriett Hubbard doing business as Hubbard Smart Shop. A copy of the assignment and bond was filed with the District Court Clerk in Basin Wyoming on July 20 1922. First publication July 21 1922. Last publication August 4 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Ellis
Greybull
Wyoming
Register of Deeds
Big Horn County
Harriett Hubbard
Hubbard
Basin
Royal Neighbor Group Meets Twice Monthly
Royal Neighbor, Basin Camp No. 36, holds meetings on the first and third Thursday of each month in the Fraternity hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No. 29
K. of P
The
Order of Eastern Star
Royal
Basin Camp No. 36
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Louis ‘Times
Hague Conference
Spurriersa Clothes Shop
F. C
B. Flint, Michigan
Studebaker
Greybull Auto Company
Ers
Jas. G. Noll Lumber Company
H. W. Horn
Mgr
Owen Johnston
Idrayman
Bond
Leland S. Inscho
Civil Engineer Office
Clyde W. Atherly
Pioneer Building
Wyo
R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
Otto, Wyo
Creels
the Basin Hardware Co
Moore
I. Smith
Heli Creek
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep, Wye
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
M. W
DE. V. E. Larrick
Pioneer
Wya
DRS, Harris & Harris
Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harrie
Mark EH. Smith
Oscar Saenger
William C. Show
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Nowood
Clarence Gardner
Catthe
Eide
Thigh
Big Herp Mountains
P. O. Address
Hyattrilbe Wye
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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