Dally Tribune Visitors From New York and Chicago
Dally Tribune notes visitors from New York and Chicago arriving at Prudden King and Prudde 1720 22 Bienen Bide. Child area as part of a civic exchange.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
Dally Tribune notes visitors from New York and Chicago arriving at Prudden King and Prudde 1720 22 Bienen Bide. Child area as part of a civic exchange.
In Casper Wyoming the city council led by Mayor B H Pelton Jr opposes billboard franchises and ad signs. They urge residents to support a ban to keep streets clean and preserve residential beauty. The piece praises civic virtue and condemns visual clutter from signs and advertising.
In a wartime era exchange, Harding and Cox discuss ratifying the suffrage amendment. Harding asserts no pressure on state executives, while Cox argues the Democratic party must ratify as a duty. The piece contrasts partisan aims with constitutional duty and presidential leadership.
A citizen urges voters to weigh sheriff candidates carefully in Natrona County. The letter notes one contender who has long ties to Cooper Wyoming since territorial days and has resided here continuously. The writer emphasizes civic duty and to vote for the most qualified candidate.
The author urges voters to elect a candidate with a transparent past and strong law enforcement record. He praises firm but fair handling of violators and argues such traits ensure good governance and reliable penalties aligned with public interest.
A letter expresses strong campaign backing for a local candidate, praising past loyalty and promising faithful support. The writer claims opponents acted for political reasons and urges readers to vote for the endorsed man who will serve the public fairly and impartially.
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