Wyoming Farmers Benefit From War Finance Loans
Eugene Meyer Jr reports the War Finance Corporation has issued nearly 8 million dollars in loans to Wyoming agriculture in the last nine months. He notes Wyoming leads in western relief relative to population and value, with growing calls for continued aid and plans for a state joint stock land bank to provide land-based loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
West
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve District
Omaha
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
New Mexico
Alster
Joint Stock Land Bank
Harding
Farm Loan Board
Farmer's Co-Operative Marketing Act
Packere
Secretary of Agriculture
Wyoming Sees Strong Economic Outlook and Scout Journey Planned
Officials in Wyoming tout higher prices for farm products and wages as measures aim for broad prosperity. Federal and state cooperation on liquor enforcement continues amid potential legal changes. A 160‑Scout Yellowstone trip is nearly secured, with 18 days of travel by truck. Wyoming oil land leasing has generated over $5 million in royalties and rentals to date, including $300,000 in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Meyer
West
Carl Jackson
Federal Prohibition
Albert D. Walton
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Boy Scouts of Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Carey
Casper
State Highway Department
United States Treasury
Washington
Cheyenne
Utah Beet Growers Favor Utah Contract Over Great Western
Utah beet growers released by contract committee accept a $5 initial payment and a sliding scale based on net sugar price and beet sugar content. Under Neo-Stefen, they receive 46 percent of sugar value, less than Great Western which pays 43 to 53 percent. At $5.50 net sugar price and 15.5 percent sugar content the Great Western pays $6.14 per ton versus $5.47 under Utah terms. Great Western reports 1,2-45 acres contracted across Colorado Nebraska and Montana with detailed Colorado factory district acreages listed.
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Utah
Great Western Sugar Company
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah State Farm Bureau
Great Western
Colorado
Nebraska
Montana
Eaton
Greeley
Windsor
Fort Collins
Loveland
Brighton
Sterling
Brush
Fort Morgan
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Unsettled weather expected with rain or snow possible. Slightly warmer temperatures likely in the east tonight. Dispenser J. R. Bonwell reports for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bonwell
Local House Moves and Visitor Families Reported
Mrs George Brown and three children visit from Hiyativrille with her mother. Mee George Johnson of the Commercial hotel. Mr and Mrs Pam Dacgherty moved into a Crusier bag they bought and K K Kimbro and family moved into the former Duagher residence.
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George Brown
Hiyativrille
Mee
George Johnason
Commercial Hotel
Pam Dacgherty
K. K. Kimbro and
Duagherty
Turn to the Right at Rex Theatre Next Week
Rex Theatre presents Turn to the Right a story of a country youth wrongfully imprisoned who befriends two crooks. After release he returns home to find the mortgage threatened, but the crooks reform aided by a devout mother and romance with Alice Terry. Cast includes Jack Mulhall Harry Myers and George Cooper. Directed by Rex Ingram with adaptors June Mathis and Mary O Hara.
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Rex Theatre
Ald
Alice Terry
Jack Mulhall
Harry Myers
George Cooper
Edward Connelly
Lydia Knott
Betty Allen
Margaret Loomis
William Bletcher
Eric Mayne
Ray Ripley
June Mathis
Mary O'Hara
Rex Ingram
Indians and Gas Prices Stir Racing Car Debate
The Indian wards face concerns about the rising cost of gasoline as reports note a fascination with high powered autos. Critics cite sales of tribal lands funding cars while supporters call progress and assimilation. The piece argues whether such changes mark civilization or critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Indian Commissioners
New York World
Indian Bureau
Astor Skins Barber With Steady Tip Routine
A portrait of John Jacob Astor and his shaving ritual shows a Fifth Avenue barber visiting daily, then weekly, with a rotating tip schedule. The piece notes Astor’s practice of consistent payments and mentions famed figures like George Bebde and J P Morgese in the context of Astor era grooming and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Joma Jacob Astor
Viecent Astor
Beware This New Scheme Campaign Targets Wyoming
A critical warning on the Nonpartisan League activity in Wyoming accuses organizers of socialistic aims and wealth confiscation. It cites Harry Lux departure, potential rebranding as Farmers National Bloc, and ties to Townley Marsh and radical activists shaping a national movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Wyoming
North Dakota
Townley
Socialist Party of
United States
Harry Lux
Farmers’ National Bloc
H. Wells Andrews
Geneseo
Ill
Farm Bureau
National Nonpartisaners’ National Bloc
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Benjamin A Marsh
Farmers’ National Council
People’s Reconstruction League
Wear
Marsh
East
Washington
Varmety National Bioc
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Boy Scouts
Yellowstone
Dorothy Zaring
A. X. Johnson
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Astor
Foxy Millionaire
Tip
J P Morges Geeve Coly
Wilum Walter
Ascot
George Bebde
Boutelry
Gould Eoves
Dr. Hess
Wises
Drugs Basin
MNK
Basin Chamber OF Commerce
Basin
Lovell Factory
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