Casper Tribune Advertising Rates and Circulation Notice
Casper Daily Tribune lists advertising agency contacts in New York Chicago and San Francisco addresses. It details subscription rates by carrier or mail and urges readers to report missing deliveries to 630 to 8 PM and call 18 or 1 for service.
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New York City
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Casper Tribune Proposes Citywide Irrigation and Park System
The Casper Tribune outlines a program for Casper to authorize and complete a comprehensive irrigation project and a scientific shelving system for the city. It calls for a municipal and school recreation park system with swimming pools for Casper children, enhanced scenic routes to Garden Creek Falls, better roads in Natrona County, higher Wyoming highways, fairer Rocky Mountain freight rates, and more frequent train service for Casper.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Return
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Caapor
Promise and Performance in Personal Honor
The piece argues promises must be backed by performance to preserve honor and social integrity. It urges limited promises, careful execution, and redeeming each pledge as a sacred duty. When actions align with words, one earns respect, clear conscience, and peaceful sleep.
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Shylock
Secure the Assets and Military Preparedness Theme
A wartime era message emphasizes Veterans' Bureau work for disabled veterans and urges political neutrality in administration. It argues for strong defense through preparedness, training, and fitness, insisting the United States must back courage with preparation and national assets ready for any threat.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Pacific
Ives
Call it What You Please Ugly Practice
An opinion piece condemns shoplifting as theft and rejects name calling like kleptomaniac. It notes Casper merchants have suffered thousands of dollars in losses during the holiday season and argues the act is plain stealing, regardless of labels.
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Casper
Addressing a Local Theft Problem in Casper
The piece argues that only a small number of kleptomaniacs could cause citywide losses but asserts a larger, careless thief problem. It condemns petty theft, notes merchants protecting themselves, and reports some suspects handed to police or under surveillance.
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Casper
Kiting Checks and the Reckless Writer
A scribe laments the flood of worthless checks and argues the writer knows funds are absent. Banks deny responsibility as it becomes a private matter between the check writer and the recipient. The piece urges honest acknowledgment and timely payment, with readers to enforce accountability.
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Farmers Stand Against Fuel Shortage Critique
The farmer argues to the president that fuel shortages stem from miners working five days a week and few hours daily. He cites long hours himself and questions whether his labor is altruistic or forced, noting others’ rising costs and his low returns. He contends the mining pace reflects insufficient employment and broader economic pressure.
Lost Illusions and the League Question In US Policy
An editorial titled Lost Illusions argues the United States was right to avoid foreign entanglements since the armistice. It notes Republicans opposed joining the league in 2019 and defeated the Wilson proposal for a supreme sacrifice.
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Redge of Nations
America
United States
Senate
League
Brick price rise spurs tariff debate in New York
The report notes a £1.00 per thousand increase in brick prices under the new tariff law and predicts a loud Democratic opposition blaming Republicans for higher brick costs. The piece hints at tribute to a brick trust and political accusations surrounding the tariff impact.
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New York
Brick Trust
Government commissions and the burden of excess
A dated reflection on a Washington commission costing 15 000 in 1887 and 6 100 000 in 1921. The piece argues commissions symbolize bureaucracy and urges lawmakers to resist adding commissions when problems arise.
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Washington
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The Christmas Wind Poem by Ida M. Thomas
A brief verse on Christmas purchasing pressure and its emotional pull. The poem warns that financial worries cannot avoid the season and that Christmas love will still be touched by the wind of festive spending.
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Ida M. Thomas
Cone's Code in a Nutshell Auto-suggestion Guide
Daily routine for auto-suggestion instructs repeating a confidence phrase twenty times each morning and night while counting with a knotted string. It urges belief that the phrase will improve health and well being and prescribes rapid self soothing motions to dispel distress in seconds.
Portraits of Paul in Goulds concise history of religion
The excerpt cites F. J. Gould describing Paul as a troubled yet magnetic preacher. It portrays him as a widower with harsh labor, rapid emotional swings, and bodily frailty yet capable of powerful exhortation that moved both men and women. It notes his bouts of sickness and inner struggle.
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F. J. Gould
Paul
Fragmentary phrase hints at mystical ascent and rapture
The readable fragment hints at a speaker seeking divine ascent toward God and a soul fluttering in a whirl of rapture, but the surrounding context and full meaning are missing from the OCR snippet.
Third Heaven Vision Sparks Silent Travel Tales
In a strange recounting, a traveler named waspenkad observed hidden items during journeys across highlands and villages. The narrative notes he would never reveal these artifacts or their location, preserving secrecy from all his encounters.
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Waspenkad
Bing Elty
To My Stenographer Time Has Handed Mach His Joy or Woe
A poem fragment contemplates time and fate, imagining the addressee as a Greek maiden shaping outcomes. The speaker muses on landing Centurion era roles versus modern scribal duties, with vivid but elusive imagery.
St Paul the Tumultuous Apostle Portrait
A vivid characterization portrays the Apostle Paul as a dynamic, contentious figure whose bold missions and fervent debates shaped early Christian movement. The piece examines his zeal, persuasive tactics, and impact across communities he visited.
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