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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
9
A Casper Wyoming post office notice from November 1916 announces a new branch telephone exchange connecting all departments. The item indicates the service expansion and formal outreach to patrons.
Three months subscription rates are listed with the requirement that payment be in advance and no delivery by mail is offered for less period. The newspaper warns that daily delivery cannot be insured if the subscription is one month in arrears.
Wyoming writers back Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the Republican choice for New York governor. They cite the elder Roosevelt’s legacy and argue the younger Roosevelt could unite the party, win the off year election, and carry votes from veterans and New York City.
The text notes Roosevelt's support for Governor Miller's renomination and election if he runs, while warning the party against allowing Miller’s candidacy to force a clash that could jeopardize the party nationwide.
Charles Cushing in Leslie’s draws a parallel between postwar politics and a strong ex-service men bloc. He outlines a speculative forty year sequence from 1868 to 1908 where war veterans frequently supplied presidents, with Grover Cleveland as a lone civilian, suggesting the G A R era influenced U S leadership.
The New York Post contrasts Arthur Balfour and Charles E. Hughes as it frames the United States plan to develop a ship scrapping industry. A Washington despatch notes a Philadelphia navy yard meeting with financiers steel operators shipbuilders scrap dealers and editors to explore converting old cruisers into merchant ships. The piece raises questions about industry influence media ownership and disarmament messaging in a bold, period-voice critique.
The article notes that after agreeing to pause wartime activism, suffragists led by sister Pankhurst hint at returning with demands for Lords membership. It warns that if the vote expands to the Lords, England’s ancient exclusivity could face a major shift as millions more women await political power.
A Washington letter argues against transferring the Forest Service from Agriculture to Interior. It cites Roosevelt era policy, Alaska resource politics, and looming timber shortages. It warns such a move would duplicate efforts, threaten forest protection, raise wood prices, and risk national timber supply.
Paris house Meyer & Co introduces Gaze Venitienne a sheer wool voile with lace like openwork. Variations include Mika do Heraldic patterns and striped or checked effects. Heavier ribbed wool blends Neptune and Epingtette reps offer lustrous finishes for afternoon wraps.
A late night run of accidents could push the industry toward layoffs and increased unemployment, with observers warning of wider economic harm if incidents continue.
A nineteenth century catalog note describes bordered sports goods. It details unbleached white fabrics with woven handloom textures and intentional yarn imperfections. The item is offered in bright colors with color borders and is named Reps Rustique.
Mulcahy the Tailor offers detachable accessories at 181 S Center St as a sensible Christmas gift option. Detailing practical improvements and value, the advertisement pitches affordable, modular options suitable for last minute shoppers.
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