Community Christmas tree plan urged by Big Piney Examiner
The paper urges immediate community efforts to host a Christmas tree for all children with committees to raise funds and compile every child’s name within a radius. It recalls last year’s missteps and promotes the communal approach to honor the birth of the Lord. The note also lauds the Green River Valley cattle reputation and the Cattle & Horse Growers' Association’s influence on breeding and forest-use standards. Lyndon Alcorn of Rawlins is nominated by Congressman Mondell for West Point appointment. he is Editor Alcorn’s brother.
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Mythen
Green River Valley Cattle & Horse Growers’ ‘Association
Forest Service
Lyndon Alcorn
Rawlins
Wyo
Mondell
West Point Military Academy
Alcorn
America First Slogan Echoed by Lincoln Era Politicians
The piece states that all true Americans share the slogan America First and notes President Wilson and Ex-President Roosevelt recently expressed clear attitudes toward allegiance to the American flag and national interests for native land supporters.
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America
Wilson
Roosevelt
Stock report extended to Green River Valley
Through cooperation with W F Parish manager of the Pinedale Telephone Co the Examiner extends the South Omaha stock report to the Green River Valley. The telegram will be relayed first to Pinedale then to Boulder and Daniel. Mr Parish lends the use of his companys wires for stockmen in the Green River Valley.
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W. F. Parish
Pinedale Telephone Co
South Omaha
Green River Valley
Pinedale
Boulder
Daniel
Parisa
Tariff debate circular targets publishers and readers
The American Protective Tariff League issues a circular to publishers defending protective tariff literature. Republican readers will see highly interesting tariff arguments against trusts and Wall Street, published as if by their own papers to aid those who seek a free country with equal rights for all.
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American Protective Tariff League
Wall Street
Rail freight surplus cannot subsidize passenger rates says court
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that railroad profits from freight do not justify underpaying passenger fares. Norfolk and Western argued for cross-subsidization. the court held each service must cover its own costs. The decision upholds cost-based rate fairness and rejects cross-subsidization.
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Supreme Court of West Virginia
L. EB. Johnson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Johnson
West Virginia
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Cipher
Two
Supreme Court
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