Casper Tribune Proposes West Casper Irrigation and City Zoning Plan
The Casper Tribune outlines a program including irrigation west of Casper, a complete zoning system, municipal and school recreation perks with swimming pools, a scenic route boulevard to Garden Creek Falls, better Natrona County roads, more Wyoming highways, equitable Rocky Mountain freight rates, and more frequent Casper train service.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Return
Natrona County
Wyoming
Ehippes
Rocky Mountain
Civic Obligations and the Duty of Jury Service
The piece argues that everyone avoids taxes and jury duty where possible, but emphasizes jury duty as a civic obligation essential to protecting life and property. It condemns evading service and lying to avoid the juror box, urging citizens to perform this duty honestly and proudly.
What We Want from a Movie Audience Opinion
A motion picture producer sought public input on film tastes. From about thirty thousand replies across nations, the main demand emerges: avoid crooks and love triangles, favor history and the Bible, and explore married life with plain, clean storytelling.
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Union
Canada
Mexico
France
England
Australia
Government ownership would deter business progress
The piece argues that government ownership of major industries would hinder growth, citing competition as the key driver behind railroads' global standing. It asserts the state's role is governance and protection, not running private enterprises, and warns centralized control could impair successful firms.
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United States
Physical Training and Youth Readiness in Nation
The article discusses the value of physical education in preparing youth for national service. It contrasts military readiness with broader welfare goals, emphasizing fitness as an asset to individuals and the country.
Debate Over Military Training of Youth in United States
The article contrasts views on national defense. Some favor a large fleet and standing army, but officials advocate training youth in military tactics to strengthen the country. It argues that preparing young people physically and tactically is essential for America to retain leadership and prevent inherited physical defects from weakening future generations.
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United States
America
The Glorious West as Europe’s rival for travelers
An opinion piece extols the American west as a superior travel destination offering scenery, curative springs, hospitality, and affordable comforts. It argues European travel wanes while western ranch life and medicinal springs attract Easterners and foreigners, claiming the region surpasses Europe in variety, lodging, and health benefits.
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ITV
Europe
America
Missouri River
Western America
Railroad Financing and Confidence Erode Market Outlook
The stock market shows weakness since November with railroad shares leading declines. Analysts argue that improving railroad facilities require public confidence in fair returns, oppose repeal of transportation acts, and warn that current financing, including heavy borrowing, jeopardizes long term stability amid scattered ownership and limited new equity.
Economic Cycles And Misbelief In The Modern Era
The excerpt argues that business depressions arise from complex modern economies and credit use, not mysterious causes. It contrasts practical adjustment with belief in invisible spirits and medicine men, noting politicians’ incantations and laws as recent creeds that mislead the public during downturns. The Tiger figure is cited as stoking such thinking.
Rules for Confident Chicken Carving at Dinner
Satirical guide outlining rituals to project confidence during poultry carving. It recommends shocking showmanship, telling jokes, and leaving leftovers to spark conversation, mocking social dynamics of midcentury dinner parties and the curb appeal of masculine bravado.
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Paychologice
Three Sorts of Husbands in Shopping
A humorous piece classifies husbands into three kinds based on shopping trips. It notes wives often want their husbands along, with two types accompanying inside and outside negotiations, while a third type refuses. The author wryly details small concessions and the visible bargaining at store entrances.
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Ehrilly
Poetry Fragment Reflects on Time's Fleeting Hours
A quoted verse by Willam R. Spencer contemplates late hours, time's passing, and the contrast between speed and the beauty of flowers and divinely swift birds. The speaker laments unheeded moments and pays homage to time's swift, diamondLike sands.
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Willam R. Spencer
Dope and Dopesters Compare Dope Shtick and Sport Hype
The Washington Post quotes dopesters noting differences between dope varieties and their abuses. It argues dopesters, like prophets, forecast many future events that never occur, whether in poppy products or sports contexts, amid lofty predictions and speculation.
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Washington Post
Doping in Sport Prognostication Challenged by Chance
The article argues that pregame and prefight dopesters overestimate foresight and pick winners based on form while ignoring chance. It notes talent, nerves, and luck can trump recent records, and ancient respect for aleatory elements still applies in modern wagering and predictions.
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Casper Daily Tribune
Matron County
Wey
Tribune
Pharles W. Barton
Baltor
Progrey Kine & Prudum
Steger Bilg
Coensney Theprenue
New York City
Globe Ride
Howto
Mivin
San
Audit Bureau of Circulation
A. B
Calth
Tritone
Cartier
The
Casper Tribune
Tooneville
Fontaine Fox
Worthe
FR Him
Wena
Seekera
Saya
Othe
Stopa
Mra Tak
Dope
Peresevenue
Nash
Keseder
L. & L. Grocery
Field
Track
Cirela
Fiorme
Dopester
Depesters
Jena
Chamberlin Furniture Cqo
Khoury Bros
Natrona Power Co
J. M. Brown
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