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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
2
A fragment from the Casper Daily Tribune notes the paper published every evening except Sunday from Casper Natrona County with office details and Associated Press affiliation. It lists editors and staff including J. Hanway and W. Huntley, and mentions advertising manager roles.
Readable text suggests a male figure may travel with his item or burden and be observed as he goes, but the fragment provides no concrete names places dates or events to confirm a full report.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls political ideals and the virtue of peace as leaders and the nation face opposition. It credits Washington and early founders, notes women gaining Victoria Crosses, and laments cholera and social imagery. The text blends praise, ceremony, and antiquated sentiments.
The Ransom Agricultural College announces a plan to deliver daily weather forecasts to farmers using telegraph wires. The service, led by Th Kannan, aims to provide timely agricultural guidance starting soon.
A partisan critique argues that Chairman White and Candidate Coxon maneuver to push a wet stance within the Democratic Party, risking splits between wets and drys. It argues Bryan’s potential stump role is hampered by Cox, cites internal party factions like Tammany and Nugent, and discusses foreign-born Americans and national unity in wartime context.
The text voices alarm over a corporation reducing workers by closing plants and shifting orders abroad. It mentions Mr Wood and the American company head, noting large profits and pressure on the labor force. The piece laments wage erosion and unemployment amid industrial consolidation.
The Tallin Tribuna reprints opinions criticizing U S policy as hypocritical amid wartime peace aims. It contrasts Wilsonian democracy with plutocratic interests and cites admiration for Washington and Adams as embodiments of republican virtue. The piece signals enduring tension between idealism and monetary power in international affairs.
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