College grads urged to enter merchant marine as permanent force
GOOD MATERIAL argues that American linen and college graduates should fill merchant marine roles. It notes 100 daily job applications from graduates but many are rejected for being transient. The piece urges colleges to promote permanent seafaring careers, improve efficiency incentives, and reward officers to curb waste and boost U.S. shipping competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Marine
Ushors Dn
Ves
Hope For Decreased Piling In Beet Harvest
Early harvest can start sooner as beets near maturity, giving farmers a larger beet acreage with limited equipment. Prolonging the harvest reduces piling by avoiding delivery of immature beets, which can lower costs for both farmers and the beet company. Plan an early harvest but avoid delivering under ripe beets.
Asquith Sees US Entry via Armaments Talks
Premier Asquith of England interprets President Harding’s invitation to an arms conference as possibly guiding the United States toward joining the League of Nations. He cautions that American participation in international councils does not imply endorsement of the league and stresses U.S. freedom to limit naval power without league pressure.
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Asquith
England
Harding
United States
League of Nations
Mr. Asquith
America
International Council
Financial Policies on Bonds and Public Securities
The piece argues for long term bond issues at fair rates to curb speculation. It advocates selling state, county, and municipal bonds to local investors and reducing reliance on outside or European securities to boost home investments. It notes the need for public utilities in western states and warns against high discount selling and worthless speculative stocks.
The Only Obstacle to Friendlier Mexico Relations
Secretary of State Hughes warns that the sole barrier to improved ties with Mexico is Mexico’s failure to protect the rights of foreigners. He cautions that retroactive enactment of the 1917 Mexican constitution could confiscate American property, preventing U S recognition and leaving Mexico without expected financial support.
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Hughes
Mexico
United States
Notice for Publication Desert Land Entry Basin Wyoming 1921
Notice is hereby given that John Bamford of Basin Wyoming holder of Desert Land Entry No 01068 filed intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to NB% BW% NW% 8H% Section 24 Township 61 N Range 96 W 6th Principal Meridian before John W. Landfair clerk of court at Basin Wyoming on August 19 1921. Witnesses: Gilbert G. Jones Warren J. Jones John Bircumshaw Jerome S. Atherly all of Basin Wyoming Hayden M. White Register
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Coal Land
Department of the Interior
U 4
Buffalo
Wyoming
John Bamford
Basin
Township
Range
W. 6Th Prin. Meridian
John WL. Landfair
Basin, Wyoming
Gilbert G. Jones
Warren J. Jones
John Bircumshaw
Jerome
Atherly
Otto
Notice of land claim and road plan in Big Horn County
The Department of the Interior notices a land claim by Nielse Winters of Otto Wyoming for final proof on Desert Land Entry No 08461 in Otto and Bain areas with witnesses Lehi A Thorley Wilford R Tolman Sr John C Winters. The Big Horn County Board of Commissioners also announces a proposed road starting at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 8 T 51 N R 96 W roads to be 60 feet wide with objections or damages due by August 3 1921 in writing to the county clerk.
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John L. Landfair
Meridian
Wyoming
Bain
Lehi A. Thorley
Wilford R. Tolman
John C. Winters
Maurice W. Anderson
Otto
Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County
Fasis
Wyo
Zela Murphy
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Gohn’s
Tire Service
Mr. Driver
Goodrich
Court House
J. R. Goodrich
GREAT
Western Sugar Company
Isis & Dome
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Hayden M. White
Register
U. S
Nielse, Winters
Wyoming Gas Company
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