Unscrubbed historical newspaper notice fragment
Fragmentary notice from a 1916 Casper Wyoming paper lists Associated Press staff, advertising representatives, and locations in Casper New York and Chicago. It mentions publication offices, a second class matter postmark, and greetings to visitors at the Globe Ridge area.
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Casper
Wyoming
Prudden
King
Steger
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Globe Ridge
Boacoh
Mass
Copplea
The
Daily Tribune
New York
Chicago
Wolcom
Subscription Rates For The Tribune
Public notice outlines subscription pricing by mail and in person. Rates include annual, three month, and six month options with payment required in advance. Delivery ceases if payment is not received by due date under standard terms.
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Paily ‘Tribune
Arremra
The Tomb of Columbus and the Remains Mystery
The New York Tribune notes renewed plans for a mausoleum and pharos over Columbus’s remains in Santo Domingo raise questions about where the body truly rests. Records show transfer, misplacement, and reburial over centuries, with Seville and Havana named in competing claims.
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Columbus
Pharos
Christopher Columbus
Santo Domingo
New York Tribune
Seville
Spain
Hispaniola
Hayti
Charles T
Christopher
Diego
Moreau de Saint-Mery
Cathedral of
America
Don Gristoval Colon
Senor Columbus
Royal Academy of History
Antilles
Havana
New World
Leon
Castile
Debs Released From Atlanta Prison
The text argues that if E V Debs chooses to devote himself to humanitarian deeds after his release, his days may be long and useful. It cautions that tailing radicals could spark more trouble if Debs reemerges with treasonous acts or expressions.
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E . V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Public condemnation of modern dances sparks strong letter
The Cowley Progress publishes a harsh critique of modern dance. G V Cutler thanks the paper for its timely stance, arguing the dance corrupts home life and morality, degrades youth, and fuels social ills. He warns communities about spiritual and societal decay from dance halls.
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Cowley Progress
The
Progress
G. V. Cutler
Lyre
Sidon
Call to organize forces for decency against vice
The speaker urges action to render years of training nugatory teaching by opposing racial insanity and restoring modest femininity. They insist organized, well-planned decency campaigns rival the organized strength of commercialized prostitution, demanding funding or silence.
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Chaita
Public urged to proceed with building now warns PG&E president
W F Creed of Pacific Gas & Electric argues against delaying construction. He says the public must be assured they are not buying into a falling market, warns of rising lumber costs, and stresses labor stability during building. He cites demand across dwelling and office sectors and urges timely construction plans.
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Yeallas
W. FE. Creed
Pacific Gas & Electric Companny
Financial unity urged to rebuild Europe by American banker
A. L. Mills of the First National Bank of Portland argues for extended U.S. long term loans to Europe as essential to end global financial chaos. He cites Britain’s unemployment, Germany’s industrial strain, and France Belgium Italy’s thrifty recovery while marking Russia South America China and Japan as burdened by instability.
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Europe
A. L. Mills
First National Bank of Portland
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Russia
China
Japan
Sweden
Austria
Taxation Undermines Western Mines and Jobs
The piece argues heavy federal and state taxes crush copper mining, forcing mine closures or price cuts. It laments corporate tax rhetoric that taxes are borne by people, noting how corporate tax deathwords kill employment and hurt workers in the industry.
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Arizona
Broken sword on new peace dollar draws editorials
The New York Herald notes a minted silver dollar meant to symbolize peace, but objects to the design showing the American eagle on a broken sword. It argues a sheathed or blunted blade would better symbolize mercy, insisting America has not broken its strength or justice.
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New York Herald
Washington
America
Concrete Highway Advances in Pavement Evenness and Tires
The article analyzes how traffic impact depends on vehicle weight speed tire diameter spring stiffness and pavement smoothness. It notes concrete offers superior impact resistance, explains pneumatic and solid tires' effects, and stresses straightedge testing for evenness during finishing.
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United States Bureau of Roads
Wise buying cuts costs through modern selling, not bargaining
The Boot and Shoe Recorder argues price reductions come from lowering manufacturing and selling costs, not dickering or strikes. It stresses sustained demand, mass production, and mass marketing, highlighting the role of buyers in supporting efficient advertising and modern selling methods to keep prices down.
Concrete pavement strength reduces impact danger
The text notes that well built concrete pavement reduces danger from impact and provides high compressive strength for safety against tire pressure. It claims adequate design can carry traffic loads permitted by motor vehicles of the time.
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