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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
11
The Sun Casper Daily Tribune lists subscription rates including three months and one month options paid in advance. Delivery terms note that service may stop if arrears occur and that mail delivery is not guaranteed after overdue periods.
A reader declares the Democratic Party has deserted him after decades of loyalty and will switch to the Republican ticket in November. He cites broken promises, fiscal concerns, and party drift as reasons, praising Republican pledges and the party’s perceived honesty and restraint with public spending.
Hearings reveal support for a pure wool bill requiring accurate labeling of fabrics. Proponents argue that garments labeled all wool must use virgin wool only, while existing products mixed with shoddy wool should be clearly identified. Critics claim some fabrics are priced higher under the guise of all wool. The aim is to prevent profiteering and ensure consumers pay for genuine wool.
A speech extols Lincoln and Seward as models for guiding the nation through crisis and traces the era's call to virtuous public life. It cites William Jennings Bryan style reflections on democracy, virtue, and national destiny, alongside commentator notes on a proposed railway rate law and the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Cummins Iowa remarks defend a 5 percent rate framework and refute charges of guaranteed profits to railroads.
A fragment urges formation of passions within a humble school to train the American citizen. It argues that claiming Spartan valor or Roman magnifi cence is insufficient, as the nation requires a single altar and sacrifice for all its sons, with ambition and avarice slain on that altar in service to humanity.
Odds posted yesterday on a prominent Wall Street home bound to the peal campaign track the contenders for the election. The bulletin lists favored candidates and predicted outcomes, reflecting investor sentiment and local political stakes.
A German official asserts that even before peace was signed America began supplying Germany with food. He expresses pride in his Christian country and notes the harsh wartime blows, while acknowledging American aid to Germany.
A fragment discusses how public opinion bends statutes and decisions and questions who will be nominated for office. It reflects concern that leaders must heed public will to govern.
A compilation of public queries with brief answers on topics from library access and Ellen Terry to hippopotamus references in the Bible oil wells in West Virginia the Australian ballot and West Point graduates. The piece ends with a note offering The Carper Daily Tribune Information Bureau assistance by mail.
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