Uncle Ted’s Soldier Training Tale for Washington Boys
Uncle Ted recounts the U S government citizens training camps begun by Gen Leonard Wood at Plattsburg. He notes Camp Meade near Washington reviewed by President Harding with 1058 students. He explains camps train thousands yearly for national defense and civic discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ruth
Ted
Leonard Wood
Plattsburg
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Camp Meade
Maryland
Wasington
Harding
White House
Calvary
War Weeks
Gen. Pershing
War Department
Artillery
4& Group
America
Importers' Profits Highlighted in Senate Document
Senate document titled Imported Merchandise and Retail Prices shows 122 New York import exhibits with country of origin, foreign costs, duty, and landed totals. It details importers profits from land cost to retail price, citing margins from 157 percent to 2370 percent across diverse goods.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Port of
New York
China
Japan
England
France
Italy
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Belgium
Spain
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
United States
Senate
Finance Committee
Tariff Bill Arguments on Import Prices and Duties
A historical document argues tariffs won t raise consumer prices by showing importers can absorb duties within trade margins. It declares the tariff spread covers duties without retail price increases. The text also mentions a daily wage reference of sixteen dollars for official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Basin Public Schools Open September for New Students
Basin Public Schools will open Monday September 4. High school students new or irregular in subjects should register by 4 PM that day. Beginning students must be six before December 1, with prior kindergarten if nearly six and having one year of kindergarten. F L McNowan superintendent.
Basin Republican missing bag notice seeks return
Lost on August 10 between Cody Basin road and Cody cemetery a black fitted handbag. Reward offered. Finder should return to this office or write Eugene Phelps, Pitchfork, Wyo. August 18.
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Cody Basin Road
Cody Cemetery
Eugene Phelps
Constitutional amendments proposed by Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature
Full true copy of proposed amendments numbered one and two by the Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature to be submitted to electors at the November 7, 1922 general election for adoption or rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. D
Salary Limits for County Officials by Valuation Tiers
This notice outlines salary caps for county officers under Article XIV Section 3, detailing maximum annual pay for sheriff, county clerk, prosecuting attorney, treasurer, assessor, superintendent of schools, and surveyor across three valuation ranges from under 2 million to over 5 million dollars.
State Land Commission Board Powers Authorized
The Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction form a Board of Land Commissioners. They operate under legislative direction to manage, lease and dispose of state land granted for public schools with lands sold at public auction at minimum prices to maximize proceeds. The board handles all lands granted to or for the state and is bound by constitutional limits and future laws. First published August 18, 1923.
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State Auditoriml
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
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National
Readiy
Jack
Freddie
Ing
W. E. Chaplin
Secretary of State
Rogers Bros
C. C. Scharfenberg
B. C. Hudson Telephone
Prudential Life
Northern Wyoming Realty Co
Wwe
Nylotis
Wises
Drugs Basin
Yloti
Arial
Comgianias Operete
Wyoming Gas Company
Greybull
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