U S Ownership Of Post Office Buildings Urged In Annual Report
Washington Dec 5 Postmaster General Work urged government ownership of post office buildings in the annual report to Congress arguing it would cut rent costs and taxes while allowing borrowing at favorable rates. He also called for higher postal savings rates, pensions for long serving workers, and reclassification of staff. The report notes a $20.7 million reduction in departmental detail but a continued operating deficit despite higher postal receipts.
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U.S
Congress
Washington
Pbotmaster
Postmaster General
Work
Ng Logan
Pershing Speech Heard By Casper Boy Scouts
Several Casper Boy Scouts heard General John J. Pershing speak in St. Louis last evening via radio. Troop Four held a weekly meeting at Casper High School and prepares to move camp duties to Camp Rotary. Troop Two plans several days in the Casper mountain pine forests under Deputy Commissioner Goodrich.
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Casper
John J. Pershing
St. Louis
Frank Taylor Jr
South David Street
Nea
London
Tommy Adkins
Tommy
Camp
Rotary
Goodrich
Postage Department Reports Large Fiscal Year Deficit and Stamp Totals
The deficit for the year reached 00,816,400 with postage expenditures averaging 3.02 per capita. Stamp sales totaled 901,159,418, while mailed matter without stamps stood at 941,402,001. Receipts rose 6.16 percent from the prior year as the public bought over 14.26 billion stamps and over 1.11 billion postal cards. Special delivery stamps amounted to 67,401,260.
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Work
Stampi Og
Tramp Loses Both Legs in Wyoming Blizzard
In Cheyenne Wyoming Italian tramp Paul Capsido who froze after sleeping under a railroad trestle during the November 4 blizzard has undergone amputation of both legs below the knees and will lose one more finger. He had been walking along the Union Pacific track toward town when the storm overtook him.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dean
Paul Capsido
Union Pacific
Cornerstone Laid for Wyoming Consistory Cathedral
At noon in Cheyenne Wyoming Consistory No 1 laid the cornerstone of a half million dollar cathedral as dignitaries and Mason spectators endured a cold wind. Cheyenne’s William A Riner grand master presided during the 43rd reunion opening day as the class of initiates reached 12.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
the Tribune
Wyoming
William A. Riner
Manonle
Greybull Sheep Co Chartered by State
Greybull Sheep company capital stock 100000 has filed articles of incorporation in the office of the Wyoming secretary of state. Directors are John R. Engle Jennie H B Groster Isaac Jones W B Dabbe and J R Engle Jr. Engle and Dabbs with H L Gephart also directors of Commercial Securities Co of Greybull, capital 25000.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Greybull
Capital Stock
Wyoming
John R. Engle
Jennie HB. Groster
Isaac Jones
W. B. Dabbe
J. R. Engle
Dabbs
H. Lt. Gephart
Commercial Securities Company of
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Gornerstone
Greybull Sheep CO
BE. W. Grove
Lisle
the Boys’ and Men’s Department
Becklinger Bldg
East Second St
MR. Workingman
J. L. Learner
Aristmas
Lurmover
Mangold’s
Patek
Mackinaw
Eulens
Arrow
Earl & Wilson
Bell
Union i
Laathan
Hamilton Brown
Rock of Gibraltar
Bell McCains
Raglan
Hose Red
Childr Children's
Black Rose
Enbend
Dia Price
Loggins
Learner Shoe & Clothing CO
South Center ST
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