Wyoming voters face unknown Fowler in Democratic bid
A compiled editorial snippet notes Wade H Fowler, register of the US land office in Douglas, seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in Wyoming. It contrasts party bosses backing an untested candidate with broader concerns about electability and political strategy across the state.
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Wyoming
Fowler
Wade H. Fowler
Congress
United States Land Office
Douglas
Thermopolis
Democratic Party
Casper Daily Tribune
Kemmerer
Europe
America
Wilson
Frank Mondell
Harding-Coolidge
Riverton Chronicle
Lodge
Harding
Casper Herald
Cox
State Department
Lander
President Wilson plans retirement from sheep business
The article notes President Wilson intends to retire from the sheep business amid ruinous wool prices this year. It mocks his marketing and suggests using the wool in a campaign by a Democratic candidate, recalling 1916 rhetoric. It questions Franklin Roosevelt’s authority to influence Republican leaders and branding him a cheap imitation.
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Lus
Harding
California
Mason and Dixon Line
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Rock Springs
Cincinnati Brewers
Cox
William Jennings Bryan
Frank Mondell
Newcastle
Repulican
Wade H. Fowler
Douglas
Democrat
Wilson
Cowley
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franlin Roosevelt
Casper Tribune
Change in Economy Foresees Better Life and Conservative Prices
Financial papers report crude rubber at a new low and wool down from prewar levels while labor grows more available. The shift signals a calmer price era as production efficiency rises, wages improve, and hours normalize, with workers urged to match pay with effort and manufacturers to deliver value or lose sales.
Handwriting on the wall signals looming price demands
The passage warns that the era of demanding high wages and prices for inefficient labor or goods is ending. It emphasizes a clear warning to readers that the consumer will bear the cost, and those who heed the wall will see the change coming.
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Mason Unlimited
Mason
Building Material Demand Grows for Farm Industry
Forest service estimates show average annual lumber use about 2,000 board feet per farm unit. Demand rises across the middle west to support better equipment and living standards, more farm storage buildings, and large crop storage needs. Transportation limits and high costs mean no material or wage declines soon, with Pacific mills seeking tariff relief to compete east of the Missouri.
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Forest Service
Middle Western
Pacific Coast Mills
Missouri River
Robin B. Allen
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Atlantic Seaboard
The Go Getter at Rex Theatre Promises Farm Lesson
A film showing at Rex theatre on Thursday morning Sept 9 from 9 to noon presents The Go Getter an educative entertaining story about a farm family transformed by modern management learned in the army. The son pushes new ideas despite obstacles and a vivid human story keeps viewers engaged.
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Rex Theatre
Jan
Basin Barber Shop Notice Urges Early Appointments
D. W. Rogers invites customers in Basin Wyoming to book base season services starting June 1. Prices listed include half out at 65 cents and shave at 6 cents for men and boys under 18, with plans to capitalize on early sales.
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D. W. Rogers
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Basin Men
Mason Tires
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Owen Johnson
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