Casper Daily Tribune publication details and notices
The Casper Daily Tribune of Casper Wyoming lists publication offices and contact details. It notes subscription rates and payment terms, carrier and mail delivery, and urges readers to report missed deliveries between 6:30 and 6 o'clock p m. The notice cites associations and advertising representatives with addresses in Chicago New York City Boston San Francisco and other locations.
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Casper Tribune Proposes West Casper Irrigation and Parks Plan
The Casper Tribune outlines a program to authorize immediate irrigation works west of Casper, establish a scientific sorting system for the city, create a comprehensive municipal and school recreation park system with pools for Casper children, complete the Hecno House boulevard to Garden Creek Falls, improve Natrona County roads, and seek better freight rates and more frequent train service for Casper.
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Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Farmers Face Purchasing Power Drop Since 1921
The text notes farmer purchasing power is only two percent above 1921 after the war, while buying prices fell less. It cites Gompers claiming wage declines under five percent from wartime peaks and suggests Farm Labor party leaders should seek income parity between farmers and city workers for the agricultural community.
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New Farm Labor Party
New Tricks and Weapons Against Modern Bank Robberies
The article argues that robberies of big banks and mints adapt to speed and mobility. It notes that robbers use automobiles for fast escapes and calls for upgraded security and mounted guards to pursue them. It praises mint employees for valor in thwarting the crime.
Dollar Campaign Promotes Buy Local in Houston
The Houston Post editor launched a spend it at home drive by stamping a dollar with his name and directing it through 24 merchants to showcase the Republican buy at home principle. He argues if every dollar earned in Houston is spent there the city and nation gain prosperity and civic needs are met locally.
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Houston
Merchants
Abraham Lincoln
America
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Bam
Bryan
Protective tariff keeps dollars in America, aids growth
The author argues disloyal citizens buy abroad and praises a tariff to encourage domestic spending. Aims to keep dollars circulating, paying for homes and services, and bolster national prosperity. Calls for Americans to spend on American ships and reduce buying from foreign sources.
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Houston
United States
America
Trouston Post
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November figures show export growth under protective tariff
The piece argues that November exports reached 383 million dollars, contradicting Democratic criticism of the Fordney tariff law passed in October 1913. It claims protection increased exports versus the Democratic policy, notes October and November totals, and predicts lower prices for imports and higher U.S. manufacturing during future campaigns.
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Ysteria
Uncle Sam
Mellon Calls for Lower Surtaxes to Unlock Hidden Wealth
The piece argues Secretary Mellon favors cutting surtax rates from fifty to twenty five percent to pull capital from tax exempt securities and other tax free investments. It contends high rates lose effectiveness as incomes shrink and notes continued issuance of tax exempt securities by cities and states seeking relief from taxation.
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United States
Mellon
Progressives Debate True Meaning Against Radical Labeling
An editorial critiques radicals who claim the name Progressive, arguing genuine progressivism upholds law serving people and rejects untried experiments. warns against misusing the term and deceiving the public to gain support under false pretenses.
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Our Own First Pace in No Evidence of Public Europe Attitude Shift
The text argues there is no sign that Comanonesia pleas changed public views of Europe in the United States. It notes admiration for French patriotism but cautions against letting it obscure American interests. The writer urges balanced regard for both sides.
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Comanonesia
United States
Europe
America
Guinevere's Discovery
A childlike moment centers on Guinevere as a lamp glows and a book opens. The scene uses dreamlike visions of Arthurian figures and Malory to evoke wonder, ending with a playful claim that the queen's name mirrors the child.
Slaves to the Clock in a Travel Talk
A globe trotter denounces Western punctuality and praises Orientals for living without clocks. He argues white races are slaves to schedules while children and the idea of nature embody happiness. He mocks alarm clocks and condemns awakening a child for a Christmas gift.
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Rine
Bagar
Baez
Orient
Eurage
Etrol
A Gentle Morning Routine Amid War Time Watch Demands
A weary traveler notes how a man’s daily rituals are governed by time, from buckwheat breakfasts in pajamas to a radiant fire and supper, while demands of punctuality mount during wartime. The scene contrasts domestic routine with urgent wartime calls and mentions President Wilson’s 1914 message and the era’s preparedness failures.
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Wilson
Pershing Urges Training to Strengthen U S Citizenry
The St. Louis Times cites General Pershing's argument for expanding training in military matters for Americans. It notes Pershing’s praise of the potential personal and national benefits, while warning that real impact depends on wartime commitment and public readiness.
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Pershing
Washington
Contineental Congress
Debate on U S Military Readiness and Debt Policy
An aged projection argues against excessive federal spending and militarism, warning debt burdens harm future generations. It cites past U S wars, mis allocation, and criticizes figures like Bryan for opposing preparedness while urging restraint and smarter budgeting.
First Moslem Mosque Foundations Laid in Paris
The foundation for France s first mosque was laid in Paris amid elaborate ceremony marking a historic milestone in religious architecture and cultural expression in the capital.
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Paris
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