Uncle Ted reports Harding era opening to public access
Uncle Ted returns from Washington with tales of President Harding inviting public access to the White House grounds and hosting inclusive discussions with lawmakers and cabinet members showing a shift toward popular government. He stresses a turning point in national affairs and urges adults and students to heed lessons for child welfare and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ruth
Ted
Washington
National Capital
Capitol
President Harding
White House
Harding
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Mr. Harding
United States
Citzen
Just a Little Sermon About Daily Life Tale
A village tale contrasts two neighboring families one with no children and one with two boys. The younger boy is described as exceptionally sweet as a model child, with the narrative aiming to impart a moral lesson for adults in town.
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Sitep
Washington
Hle
Punishment to Fit Plotters Versus Exile Policy
The piece argues for drastic action against government plotters, favoring expulsion over temporary liberty restraint. It contends plotters come from abroad and should be sent back to their countries, welcoming productive foreigners while removing dangerous liabilities.
Federal judge limits Volstead tax on liquor tied real estate
In Fargo Judge J W Woodrough ruled the Volstead Act cannot levy a real estate tax on property where liquor was illegally manufactured. The Kohoutek farm case targets a $5 000 tax and may affect similar suits in North Dakota. Seizure of autos used to transport liquor without owner knowledge was also ruled unsupported.
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Fargo
J. W. Woodrough
Federal District Court
A. Kohoute
Lidgerwood
W. E. Byerly
Kohoutek
Seth Richardson
Woodrough
North Dakota
Modern views on fame wealth and duty echo in Wyoming notice
A mixed column discusses mothers credit, women’s rights, world affairs including Yap and Japan, charity spending versus quiet giving, and a balance between progress and restraint. It ends with two court notices from Big Horn county Wyoming, February 1921, about quieting title and mortgage satisfaction affecting Edward B. Jones and Peter Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF
Big Horn
State OF
Wyoming
Edward E. Jones
Lititia Jones
Peter Black
Twin Falls
Idaho
District Court
Big Horn County
Edward BE. Jones
Divorce Petition Against Clara Reed in Big Horn County
Neil W. Reed has filed for an absolute divorce in the district court of Big Horn County Wyoming. The petition names Clara Reed, last known in San Francisco California, with current address unknown, as respondent. The filing alleges grounds for dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill W. Reed
Neil W. Reed
District Court of
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Clara Reed
San Francisco
California
County Road Establishment and Vacation Notice
The Big Horn County Board proposes to establish a road from Basin Greybull highway near the northeast corner of section 33 to section 82 and vacate the county road between Basin and Greybull from section 29, with objections or damages due by April 6, 1921. Zela Murphy, County Clerk, Basin Wyoming.
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Board of County Commissioners
Basin-Greybull
Wyoming
Basin Greybull
Basin and
Greybull
Big Horn County
Dated Basin
Wyo
Zela Murphy
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William Farnum
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New York
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