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Pally Tribune
Buresu
Casper Tribune Proposes Citywide Irrigation and Parks Plan
The Casper Tribune outlines a proposed Program Irrigation project for Casper, a complete citywide scientific watering system, a municipal and school recreation park system with pools for children, and a Scenic Route boulevard from county plans to Garden Creek Falls. It calls for better Natrona County roads, more Wyoming highways, fairer Rocky Mountain freight rates, and more frequent train services to Casper.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Reclamation Service Marks Twenty Years of Irrigation Progress
The annual report shows $185 million invested in construction by the Federal Reclamation Service, completing twenty years of operation of the Reclamation Act. About 1.675 million acres received water supplies and 1.1 million acres gained private project water under Warren Act provisions. Government projects cover 31,462 farms averaging 53 acres, supporting over 30,000 families, with 13,000 miles of canals, 27 miles of tunnels, and 125 miles of flumes. Major works include Roosevelt Dam, Arrowrock Dam, and Shoshone and Pathfinder dams plus power, transmission, roads, and pumping facilities. Crops on government lands valued $49,620,300 in 1921, plus $45,000,000 from private-project crops. The irrigated area adds state-like value to the Union, with crop value per acre around $42.85 versus national average of $14.62 for leading crops. Since start, irrigation water delivery has produced over $75,000,000 in crop value, with land values rising by an estimated $500,000,000.
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Federal Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
Roosevelt
Arrowrock
Idaho
Ne Butte
New Mexico
Union
West Virginia
Vermont
Connecticut
United States
Trivial Grounds for Divorce Explored in Court
A Brooklyn husband seeks separation claiming his wife cannot count or compute like an accountant. He questions why she could not be taught arithmetic or use an adding machine, arguing the fault undermines their marriage. The piece questions flimsy grounds and urges the wife’s rehabilitation over divorce.
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Brooklyn
Indy
Chicago
Divorcee Seeks Injunction Against Husband Over Stenographer Affair
A divorcee petitions a court to restrain her husband from flirting with a stenographer she names as the third party in their split. The case reflects broader concerns about divorce ease and its impact on the American home and family life.
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Batt
Habanas
United Mine Workers oppose standardizing living costs and wages
The United Mine Workers reject a commission plan to standardize the cost of living for miners. They argue a fixed budget is impossible amid price variations for flour, sugar, and gasoline across locations, and oppose standardizing wages to match such living costs. They note their large influence in organized labor outside railroads.
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United Mine Workers of America
Federal Coal Commission
Railway Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Indiana
District of Columbia
Flood Prevention and Levee Improvements for the Mississippi Valley
The piece argues that flood control is an enduring challenge for the Mississippi valley. It urges federal aid and local support to strengthen levees and harness the river, warning that floods have destroyed vast acres of fertile land and harmed national commerce. It cites engineers and the need for continued study, with the federal government and Army engineers as leaders.
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Mississippi Valley
Great River
Great Valley
Tim Healy Named Irish Leader Warns United States on Aid
The article portrays Tim Healy as the new governor general of Ireland praising his plain manner and legal skill. It notes his long push for Irish nationhood and urges Americans of Irish birth to support the Free State and avoid aiding its enemies financially. Healy appeals for US encouragement toward a free Ireland and independence.
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Ireland
Tim Henry
Tim Healy
Ihelom
Offies
The Terrible Turk The Tusk and the Toy Turkiye
A poem by C. A. Child contrasts a three inch high toy Turk with dangerous real world rulers. It laments rulers who unleash violence while toy figures offer harmless whimsy, noting opponents and statesmen who divide and war with a wary, satirical tone.
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Ees. Oo. c. A
Do It Early Christmas Shopping Campaign Urges Early Purchases
The campaign urges early Christmas shopping and mailing to avoid the eleventh hour rush. It appeals to shoppers merchants postal workers and employers to ease delivery and economy for all.
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Orly
Unsel Gahnos
The Industry of Bees in Shakespearean Verse
A verse panorama of bees as a microcosm of society with a king and officers, magistrates and merchants, soldiers and porters. The emperor oversees a golden city while workers, bees and drones perform their roles, delivering honey and labor beneath the paltry gate.
Canper Jewelry Repair Work in Holling firm
Jewelry and watch repairing by em per workmen all work Canper Jewelry Manufacturing Co of Holling Apote.
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Canper Jewelry Manufacturing Co
Holling, Apote
Debs Speech Draws Crowd in Chicago Despite Fears of Ban
Kansas City Journal reports four thousand gave Eugene V. Debs an hour long ovation at a Chicago footcaker meeting, with hundreds unable to gain admission. Debs opposes the war arguing capitalism drives conflict and that Allied and German aims differ, urging America not to wage war for capitalist gain.
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Hkugene V. Debe
Footcaker
Chieago
Kansas City Journal
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Debs
Germany
Corse
America
Wyoming Wind Mystery Poem by Richrd Shipp
A short Wyoming themed poem notes the wind’s inevitability and locals’ familiarity with its force. The piece hints at regional identity and weather as a defining element shaping understanding. Richrd Shipp is credited.
Natural Reaction Reflections on Post-Election Trends
Representative Theodore Burton of Ohio, in Baltimore for a minor operation, says recent elections reflect a natural reaction. He notes waves of opposition follow strong majorities and lists historical examples from Washington to Cleveland to support the pattern.
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Theodore Burton
Ohio
United States
Etor
Baltimore
Burton
Waeington
Adama
Roosevelt
Franklin Perce
Grant
Cleveland
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