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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
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The piece argues that government support for private and key industries, seen in Germany and Japan, could threaten U S markets. It discusses tariffs countervailing duties, potential Drawbacks, and historical figures like Sereno Payne, noting the Republican stance and public opposition to government in industry.
The article argues that not only railroad owners and workers but the public has a stake in anti strike legislation. It notes interstate commerce and eminent domain involve the general welfare, urging clear, effective protection through federal law and fair justice to all sides.
The text argues for approximate justice through railroad dispute adjudication and the anti-strike law. It states the government may prevent conspiracies to interrupt interstate traffic while preserving every individual's right to quit or to work under terms they choose. It emphasizes the government's duty to protect lives and liberties to gain citizen respect.
A Boston National Bank report argues that emergency tariffs on wool fail to restore protection and blames Democratic free trade for harming American wool growers. It notes heavy foreign buying, large imports of clothing wools, world stockpiles near two years, and postwar flood of cheap wool from abroad. The piece links policy to broader American industry distress and recalls eight years of Democratic rule.
A satirical note on marriage trends cites a drop in June licenses due to modern independence of women unemployment and postwar norms. It contrasts Cupid with alimony as a thriving counterforce, predicting Cupid’s decline unless he adapts to the changing social climate.
The Casper camping ground provides for visiting tourists but lacks shade. While other conveniences exist, the site needs trees providing shade. The author suggests removing grown trees or volunteers planting shade trees, with each benefactor offering a tree for a business card display if feasible this season.
PG and E placed a ten million pound copper wire order the largest ever for the company. The shipment will come from Black Eagle Montana and require two hundred seventy railcars. The order signals renewed business confidence and will drive substantial manufacture and logistics activity.
Readers submit questions to The Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau with brief home addresses and two cents for return postage. The page includes brief Q A on weather rules, boiling water at altitude, the Hippocratic oath, Marine band concerts, agri tips, coffee adulterants, phrase meanings, and signer ages of the Declaration of Independence.
The Indies of the North Casper Ladies Aid plan a bake sale at the North Casper store on Saturday June 1. Proceeds will support the aid group activities in the community.
Representatives from at least 26 councils and their wives are set to attend the first annual meeting of the Knights of Columbus state council in Sheridan. The event occurs Saturday and Sunday with leaders and knights traveling from across the state to participate in the organized gathering begun June 5, 1930.
The Glendo Star notes next week will feature Flag Day stories and a reprint of a portion of the Golden History detailing the flag’s significance and the nation’s independent citizenship.
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