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A sermonette urges ending crime surge postwar and moral revival
The prose argues that crime trends after war reflect lax social controls, not deeper wickedness, and calls for revived public enterprise and a strong federal government. It praises moral watchdogs while cautioning against excessive zeal, hoping for a balanced push toward ethical restraint.
Notable shifts after election target Democrats
The item notes a change intended to expose and observe many Democrats who were previously not scrutinized. It frames political tactics as aiming to reveal and monitor perceived party members in power.
Fallacy and Economic Law on Price Fixing
The piece argues against price fixing citing repeated failures and higher costs. It notes sugar controls causing limited wholesale margins and some dealers using transfers to pad profits while many attempted compliance with the law.
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Sugar market woes prompt call for government action
The text argues wholesalers face losses as a declining sugar market clashes with government price controls. It asserts railroads need reasonable profits and warns that rigid price fixing harms the economy, urging respect for economic law to avoid repeating failed practices from history.
Not the biggest navy but equal in importance to nation
The piece quotes Senator Hard ing proposing a future naval program with emphasis on the navy's importance to the nation. It notes a shared view among readers that national significance should guide naval policy.
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Wool growers back embargo and truth in fabric reform
The National Sheep and Wool Bureau backs Senator Reed Smoot’s one year wool import embargo and calls for truth in fabric labeling to distinguish virgin wool from shoddy. Wool growers urge action to curb rag-pickers and protect farmers amid surplus virgin wool and market distortion. The Lord’s Day Alliance also pushes blue laws and a sterilized Sabbath.
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United States
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County Association
Oklahoma shooting affair sparks broader public concern
The piece criticizes sensational detailing of a shooting incident, arguing the public does not need lurid specifics. It emphasizes moral lessons and cautions against exploiting human frailty for scandal that harms society.
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Oklahoma
War could end as Baker demobilizes slackers
The report notes Mr. Baker has discharged the last of the idle men, signaling a potential end to hostilities. The milestone reflects a disciplined effort to streamline forces and restore order after disruption.
Word Fashion and Camouflage Change
A compact verse notes a word that sounds odd yet appealing and describes bending camouflage to form a new term with a playful hammering of OO sounds.
Casper Filmed From Sky Over Midwest Refinery Flight
Ted Powers piloted Wik and Hal Riney filmed from the air near Casper Wyoming. The duo captured over 100 feet of Midwest refinery and city scenes, plus 75 feet of hangar and ships, despite a reverse air current causing a 200 foot drop. Films shipped to Chicago with a Casper premiere planned.
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America
Iris Theater
Mawen Bebo Company
Varlets
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Chidago
Industries and irrigation to top the Casper forum agenda
The Casper Chamber of Commerce forum tomorrow will discuss diversified industries and agricultural development around Casper through irrigation. Participants will hear general discussion on varied topics as gas availability raises talk of a local glass factory, and progress on an irrigation project for Craer may be reported.
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Notion imprecise declaration on repairs for Henry L White
The notice states that Henry L White will not be responsible for paying repairs or plumbing costs in or around any of his houses at Covegyon. It appears as a written disclaimer of liability linked to property maintenance.
Chiropractor Eyes Nebraska Branches After East Tour
Dr. J. H. Jeffrey, chiropractor, returned from a trip visiting Omaha Alliance Linccon and Cheyenne with plans to open branch offices in these cities. He announced today he will keep headquarters in Cassper in the Daly Building.
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Nebraska
J. H. Jeffrey
Omaha
Alliance
Regular meeting notice of Royal Neighbors of America
Regular meeting announced for December 7 by Royal Neighbors of America. All members requested to attend. Pearl H. Wilson, Recorder. Includes note about Wyland Bus returning from Denver after a week of business.
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Pearl H. Wilson
Wyland
Denver
Tripeny Drug Store Set to Open Next Month
John and William Tripeny, owners of the Tripeny drug store, return from Denver after pharmacy study. They bought fixtures in St. Louis for a Booth Center Street store, almost finished, with a two‑story building planned and a second floor addition next spring.
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John Tripeny
William Tripeny
Tripeny
Denver
Tripeny Brothers
St. Louis
Booth Center Street
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