Casper Daily Tribune Ad Rates and Offices
The Casper Daily Tribune lists offices in Casper Natrona County Wyoming with advertising and editorial staff details. It notes subscription terms including prices for various periods and that mail subscriptions require advance payment and cannot be less than three months. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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From Mother Who Sent Wreath To Arlington Grave
A Sheridan mother, Mrs. Clementine Cox, could not attend Memorial Day services but asked Frank Mondell to place a wreath on her son John Cox’s grave in Arlington. Mondell telegrammed he honored the request, visiting the grave as national leaders gathered, and laid a wreath “from mother” at the resting place.
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Hay campaign for governor gains statewide support
In His Home Town OCK SPRINGS residents cheer John W. Hay's gubernatorial bid as Wyoming voters respond to calls for strong leadership. The Rock Springs Miner notes the growing statewide interest in Hay's qualifications and the likely impact of the primary vote.
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Lander Journal notes on Christmas spirit in campaigns
The Lander Journal observes that candidate conduct shows Christmas spirit so far but warns some may strike below the belt as campaigns intensify. It calls politics a great game and hopes for orderly GOP candidate selections despite occasional signs of roughness.
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Our Life Preserver on Beet Sugar Tariffs and Domestic Production
Our Life Preserver notes that twenty five percent of U S sugar comes from domestic beets. It argues tariff variation from 1 to 14 cents per pound could limit imports and still keep supply. It discusses how beet sugar supports American farmers and beet producers against cheaper foreign sugar, contrasting with British free trade.
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Beet sugar industry fights to protect domestic production
The text argues for a 5 cent duty to support beet sugar production and a 2 cent import duty on Cuban sugar to shield the U S beet sugar industry from foreign competition. It notes U S beet sugar value last year exceeded $100 million and warns against risking this essential food sector.
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Federal bill warned would push eight hour day nationwide
The piece argues Senate Bill 3509 would impose a federal eight hour day on interstate trade, threatening to regulate virtually all American industry. It warns this “entering wedge” could lead to further federal control of wages and dilute individual initiative and enterprise.
Convention of discontent drives Wheatland meeting call
Guernsey Gazette urges all disgruntled Republicans and Democrats to attend a July 8 meeting in Wheatland organized by Homer Harry. The purpose is to discuss the campaign, debts from the Democratic war administration, and cautions about hoped benefits under future Republican rule and radicals’ propaganda.
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Road Construction Needs Shock Absorbing Bases
The article argues that Western states face a double road problem: building hard surfaced highways and maintaining them. It criticizes politically driven road building, notes mounting maintenance costs, and urges scientific construction with shock absorbing bases to prevent rapid deterioration under heavy modern traffic.
Immigration Law Proves Effective Yet Raises Injustice
During the first nine months of the fiscal year the net population increase from immigration stood at 80 000, under 10 000 per month. The Republican act is praised as a check on European migration though cases of injustice arise, and no statute could be perfectly fair to all.
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Defending the Senator PRE SMALL BULLS Address
A Democratic campaign note announces a Wednesday evening address at the courthouse by Iron H. Camp candidate for Congress. The event aims to defend Senator John B. Kendrick’s record amid local skepticism about any assault on Kendrick’s legacy.
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I Would Be a Blacksmith President
The speaker reflects on his younger self's dream of future greatness and admits he failed to become the blacksmith he envisioned. He imagines a boy sheltered by grand titles and ceremonial pomp, then watches as reality contrasts with youthful ambitions in a humorous, reflective piece by Me Etilis Parker Butler.
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English Procedure's Aim to Speed U.S. Justice
The Kansas City Star reports on studying English legal procedure led by Chief Justice Taft to find reforms for faster, final judgments in American courts. It notes English rules favor plain evidence and record clarity to reduce appeals and delays, with potential lessons for U.S. reform.
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Escaped the Noose Anecdote of Wyoming era robberies and a near confrontation
A New York resident recalls frontier Wyoming 65 years prior. He describes sleeping with boots on and firearms near due to rare locks and frequent robberies. An urchin intruder Blinker Flinn provoca confrontation with a resident from St Louis and a tense near-shooting.
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Passing of Flotel Landlord in New York Hotels
A nostalgic portrait contrasts old time hotel proprietors like Simeon Ford and Fred Reed with today’s modern New York hotels. The piece laments the loss of personal welcomes as clerks rush to polish nails and adjust neckties, leaving guests ticketed and numbered.
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Selecting Your Hero From Father to the Future Man
A child at seven or so apoculates on the man he will become and compares his father to distant heroes like George Washington and John Sullivan. The piece notes idealized parental influence, loyalty, and the urge to emulate powerful figures while recognizing flaws.
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Inquiries on Nobel Prize Years and World Faith Facts
A fragmented list of questions covers when the Nobel Peace Prize was not awarded, global Christian population, denominations in the World Council of Churches, English speakers, English vocabulary size, Esperanto, telescope wavelengths, ocean coverage of Texas and Montana, September planting vegetables, and a garbled digestive query.
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Hetty’s Wanter for a Tiny Faby Carriage
Hetty, famed for always wanting something, seeks a Faby Carriage for her three inch Kew pie Doll. Peter Poodle admonishes her to choose something reasonable, urging practicality over stubborn desire.
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Peter Poodle’s Rag Doll Flea Heist Stages a Kewpie Invention
In a playful scenario the Understanding Splasors challenge Peter Poodle to steal a rag doll flea. He crafts with a matchbox and pasteboard pieces while Betty adds a decorative blanket and a small cloth bag. The plan features a Kewpie inside a pillow-like setup, hinting at a playful tomorrow adventure.
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