Daily Tribune Ad Manager Sees One Year Post
Fragmentary notices reveal advertising manager position at the Daily Press with a one year term. Partial text hints at editorial and business duties and a potential loan related line.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notices reveal advertising manager position at the Daily Press with a one year term. Partial text hints at editorial and business duties and a potential loan related line.
Charles E Connor, longtime circulation manager of the Tribune, resigns after two years to join the West Refining Company's lubricating department. He is praised for his early starts, steady work, integrity, and was a valued employee. The Midwest is lauded for securing his services and wishes him success.
The city faces tramway wage disputes as workers strike and tramway services falter. Authorities bloc higher fares, provoking walkouts that disrupted lines and drew public concern over safety and order.
Fragmentary passage discusses sympathy support as Denver authorities face a showdown over increased costs and general questions of fair employment. Outcome and safety concerns remain unresolved.
The New York Tribune notes the Interstate Commerce Commission raises costs through higher wages and a 1.4 billion dollar tax, shifting the burden to the public. It argues railroads bear most operating costs while owners’ claims may be squeezed, warning of broader financial strain and calls for a steady policy course to avert railway bankruptcy.
The Gazette-Times analysis argues a Cox presidential bid would rely on his Ohio governorship record. It notes his 1910-19 era reform attempts, including estate appraisal changes and a broad public works machine, amid a depression and wartime politics.
A Casper editorial warns that Cox’s authoritarian tendencies resemble Wilbon’s rule. It argues Cox would be more dangerous without Wilson’s experience and knowledge, and questions the nation’s readiness to vote for a president with autocratic ideas.
The piece critiques traveling salesmen and agents for pressuring households with persistent pitches. It notes the harm of door to door hardsell, urging fair dealing and restraint to prevent consumer fatigue, while warning of rising living costs fueled by aggressive sales tactics.
A shipment of one hundred tons of mail order catalogs was dispatched to Cheyenne. The consignor notes broad distribution and expects widespread uptake among residents and retailers in the area.
Fragmented text references a local issue and a new invention linked to waste, using unclear terms like Bott paper and Nurpeee porting rubbish. The readable parts mention a district, a city, and a nominal date or place, but most specifics are illegible.
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