Worland Repeats as Wyoming High School Champions
Worland high school from the north defeated Laramie 16 to 14 to clinch the Wyoming state basketball title. The victory followed a 18 to 14 win over Rock Springs, with Laramie earning second and Rock Springs third in a Tournament marked by dramatic late scoring and a packed university gym.
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Laramie
Penant
Worland
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
Albany County
Washakie County
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Cowrey
Greybull
Lander
Evanston
Cowley
University Preps
University
Kings
Wyoming
Back Up Pittman Act Demand for Silver Production
The article argues for supporting gold and silver mining via the Pittman Act. It explains that the mint buys US mine silver at $1 per ounce, replacing wartime silver at the same price, and claims this is a reinvestment with no taxpayer cost. It refutes claims of government subsidy and notes wartime silver sales to Britain at $1 per ounce.
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Worl
United States
Western timber bridges offer cheap durable public work
Small and medium bridges on public highways in western states increasingly use wood. When properly built they rival steel in durability and comfort, while supporting local timber industries and home labor through camp payrolls and sawmill earnings.
Medicine and the Public in 1921 Reflections by Dr Morgan
Dr W G Morgan writes in Science on the public value of medical work done in hospitals classrooms and labs. He notes a thousandth death rate reduction saves lives and reduces family hardship though such gains may seem natural and result from unseen labors.
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W. G. Morgan
Science
Celebrate in Worland: City Honors Back-to-Back Champs
Roger Culbertson reports Worland residents held a Saturday celebration for the local basketball team after winning the state championship for the second year in a row. A royal homecoming and broad approval followed a strong showing against larger town squads.
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Roger Culbertson
Worland
Hand of Friendship Policy Outlined by Hughes
Secretary of State Hughes, speaking at a luncheon with Latin American representatives, announced a Harding administration policy of cooperation with the republics of Latin America. He said the aim is common prosperity through peace, friendship, and mutually advantageous trade.
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Latin America
Harding
State Hughes
Hughes
Will give dance soon at Fra ternity hall
Andrew's guild announces a dance to be held at Fra ternity hall on Saturday evening April 2. An apron sale and lunch accompany the event and invitations will be issued shortly.
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Sg Andrew's Guild
Fraternity Hall
Certificate of Publication Wyoming approves Idaho insurer to operate
Insurance Commissioner certifies Idaho State Life Insurance Company of Boise is authorized to transact life insurance in Wyoming for the current year. D. M. Forsyth seals the document with H. G. Camplin as deputy. Also note an advertisement offering can and ash pile removal by Owen Johnson with phone 195.
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Insurance Commissioners Office
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Idaho State Life Insurance Company of
Boise
Idaho
D. M. Forsyth
H. G. Camplin
Owen Johnson
Nursery stock prices cut by half this season
The advertiser states prices on nursery stock are about half of last year. Apple trees are available with several varieties at 0c and 600 each. Good ash and soft maple shade trees priced at b0c and 60c each. Order now before stock runs out. price hat of nursery stock and seeds of all kinds free.
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