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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
2
Article argues that Democratic tariff policies favor foreign importers while Republican tariffs aid American producers. It contends buying cheaper foreign goods weakens U S industries and buying home products strengthens prosperity. It cites imports like Italian lemons and Dutch glassware as examples and supports protective tariffs to ensure equal chances for U S producers.
A periodical warns that McAdoo’s critique of U S diplomacy resembles a strip poker metaphor. It notes his claim envoys act meekly and hints at a provocative analogy linking diplomatic vigor to removing garments as hands are lost.
The article critiques McAdoo and Wilson’s approach at Versailles, contrasting it with President Harding’s stance. It argues the United States avoided entangling obligations, praises the four power treaty, and notes European praise for American restraint while forecasting ongoing political challenges for McAdoo.
The piece argues that unemployment and agricultural crises were better resolved by limited government action and private enterprise. It cites work programs, temporary farm loans, and industry led inspections as stabilizing moves, contrasting them with costly paternalistic schemes and widespread state funding.
The American Bankers at White Sulphur Springs WV urge lowering railway wages and operating costs to cut transport costs. They condemn labor union rules and call for tighter interagency coordination between the ICC and the labor board. They oppose the soldiers bonus bill, favoring payment via a sales tax as per President Maulding’s stance.
In a solemn battle scene King and his battalions fade from the field their white uniforms sullied by grime. Forlorn hopes cling to deep canyons while veterans march onward as bands play. The Queen's new draft enters the fray with green uniforms and golden epaulettes. i-K. Richard Shipp.
The article notes a sustained postwar recovery with improved confidence and orderly world trends. It cites exhausted stocks driving market demand, gradual readjustment of industries, and better money market conditions, while warning full activation remains uneven domestically and internationally. It highlights stronger foreign exchange and improving export terms aiding trade, with better markets for South American raw materials and foodstuffs.
The report notes cold wet spring hitting principal districts though wheat looks favorable. Kansas wheat may reach 108.56 million bushels from 127 million last year, with rains boosting moisture. Cotton prospects dim due to unfavorable weather and boll weevil presence, risking below 12.00 million bales world demand. Labor is plentiful and cheap. corn planting advances. Global demand remains near prewar levels, with India and Europe influencing outlook. Vandalism in Casper harms flowers and shrubs, calls for strict punishment.
Casper citizens work to beautify homes with trees shrubs lawns and flowers making the town park like each year. A resident reports that unknown vandals damaged his plants and mower beds last night, dampening community efforts.
A column poses curious prompts on topics from cotton crops and bogs to British dukedoms and US political divisions. It asks about assassinations since Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the first wireless transatlantic message, golf titles, Dakota meaning, the first British ruler, and the world’s farthest city by postal time.
Announcement by 65 year old William Blinthorpe announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Natrona County Sheriff at the August primary subject to voters' will. This appears in the Mills Co wedding notices section with internal page references 5B and 65-51.
Betty and Jenny Linn speed a kit of craft helpers to transform Peter Poodle into a Peter Rabbit. The Polite Pencil draws the parts, Busy Brush colors them, and the Under Standing Scissors cuts and holes the pieces to assemble. Tomorrow adventure trails Camp Fires.
Mme Barnhart's Beauty showcases Delica Brow liquid lash and brow dress ing that darkens lashes and lengthens their sweep. It promises no running or smearing and is described as perfectly harmless during the special showing.
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