Uncle Ted Explains Railroads Rise and Fall in 1920s
Uncle Ted laments freight delays as a canoe arrives late and explains that private railroad ownership is not the sole cause of service woes. He critiques Wilson era policies, McAdoo, Hines, and taxes, arguing government control mishandled railways and cost of living.
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Antelope and North Bench Drainage District Hearings Set
In re Antelope Drainage District and In re North Bench Drainage District notices announce hearings on additional construction assessments. Each petition seeks 20 percent of the assessment for benefits, totaling about 25 718.35 dollars and 66 459.74 dollars respectively, with hearings scheduled July 10, 1920 at Basin Wyoming. Hazel V. Lawrence, Clerk, District Court. Deputy John L. Landfair.
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Notice to Car Owners in Big Horn County
Beginning June 1 deputies will arrest any person found on streets or highways with a automobile not displaying a 1920 license. Old tags must be removed. Sheriff B F Wickwire signs the notice. m2s8-Lt Get Tilton's Auto Livery for transport. Huclosed cara. m3
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