Charles Evans Hughes and Hardings Cabinet Vision
Uncle Ted discusses Charles Evans Hughes born Glens Falls New York April 11 1862 and highlights his career from Colgate Brown and the U S Supreme Court to governors roles. He explains why Hughes fits as secretary of state and Harding’s plan for independent department leadership and open press access.
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Jack
Ted
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Harding
Ruth
Glens Falls
New York
Colgate University
Brown University
United States
New York State
United States Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Garfied
McKinley
Uncle Ted
Mr. Harding
Florida
Hughes
Cabinet
Tartling
Stu A
Germany
White House
Gangerdus
Bie
Basin School notes reflect fundraiser and tournament efforts
Basin students press ahead with fundraising to send the boys to the state tourney in Laramie. Joliet placed third in Montana last season, and Basin notes a decisive win over Joliet. Activities include a gym event, junior red cross concert, operetta Dress Rehearsal, and a Thermopolis debate visit.
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Laramie
Montana
Joliet
Clifod Whitmore
Greybull
Basin
Loren Pes
Erwin Beard
Albert May
Wayne Hanlon
Red Cross
Thermopolis
Miss Dyer
Good Roads Boosters Visit Basin to Burlington Route
O. W. Peterson J. A. Williamson and F. Wales of Burlington county visited town early this week to review progress on the Basin to Burlington road project. They expressed strong interest and provide substantial aid, backing a valley route they believe will serve local people best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Peterson
J. A. Williamson
F. Wales
Burlington
Basin
Basin library services and church events announced
Bible school at 10 a m and worship at 11 followed by vesper at 4 30 p m with the new orchestra. Morning child story What becomes of the iron. Pastor Leon A Lovey pre Easter sermon The law of Christian growth. To fund next year’s budget seven teams will canvass members in the afternoon. Everyone welcome.
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Basin Library
Leon A. Lovey
Economic Stagnation Tied to High Wage Scales
The piece argues that falling prices for agricultural goods do not reduce living costs for workers. It notes bakeries and builders face constant nonlabor costs like labor, coal, and freight that keep prices high. It warns wage rigidity harms employment and slows construction, urging flexible wage scales to match selling values.
TILFORD IN ENGLAND AND KANE BANKS 1921
The document reports on a 1921 banking state of the First State Bank of Kane Wyoming with assets totaling 56 121.71 and liabilities of 44 918.04. It includes a note from cashier H Day sworn Feb 28 1921 and a separate Burlington State Bank closing with resources listed.
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Kane
Wyoming
Big Horn
I. H. Day
H. Dau
Vv. L. Dau
Burlington State Bave
Burlington
Beak
Wis
County of
I. Chas
F. Hensley
Chas
F. Heneley
Constant L. Webster
Balance Sheet Fragment From Old Bank Directors
A damaged financial excerpt shows liabilities and capital items including specie and coin values, cash balances, cashier's checks, and a signed attestations list. Names Webster and Hensley appear among directors, with sums indicating liabilities and profits.
What Is a Good Seed Bed for Sugar Beets
The guide from The Great Stern Sugar Company outlines a seed bed with 7 to 10 inches of moist friable soil, firm surface to avoid wheel depression, and a granular surface to prevent wind shifting. It emphasizes early preparation and adapting to farm conditions for best results.
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V “Stern Sugar Company
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America
State Department
Men 580
Basin School
Tilforth
England
M . R. Douglas
Wm. Tilforth
Ockbrook
Derbyshire
Bill
James L. Brown, Richard W. Abbott, H. Dau
Legal Tender and National Bank
Asounwe
Total
the State of
C. Webster
L. Webster
C. F. Hensley
MAZDA
Town & Country Electric Co
Basin, Wyoming
Court House
Robin Bonwell
Mighty Aggravatin
L. L. Line
P.d
Wyo
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