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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
7
The Casper city council is urged to extend water and sewer lines to eastern and southeastern outlying districts to spur a building boom among cheaper home buyers. The editorial argues water provision drives home construction and tax revenue, noting voters funded a large bond issue with water extension in mind and urging action to relieve congestion and attract permanent residents.
The growing use of tax free securities is labeled a menace undermining government and sub‑divisions finance. Tax free bonds shift wealth from taxed incomes, shrinking federal revenue and penalizing workers, with estimates of hundreds of millions in annual losses and reduced investment capacity, threatening broader economic progress.
The proposed constitutional amendment seeks to curb public debt by leveling investment rules and taxation. It argues current tax exempt bonds spur excessive borrowing by cities and states, risking heavy taxation and property confiscation as bonding limits are reached. The measure would impose equal tax burdens on securities issued after ratification.
A Republican piece defends the party with a 100 day record of veteran aid. It cites $18 600 000 for new hospitals and reforms in soldier relief. The text contrasts this with Democratic inaction and touts Dawes commission work and civil benefits.
The New York Tribune argues Congress should prioritize revising war taxes rather than pursuing a new permanent tariff. It notes the emergency tariff bill is law and relief to farmers has been provided, while high excess profits and super taxes drive capital out and inflate living costs. The piece urges a rational reform of tax schedules and a clearer view of fiscal policy.
The piece comments on presidential concessions to Senate factions, senatorial courtesy, and public sympathy for quarrels with an administration. It cites Harding era dynamics, Blaines Conklin analogy, and notes farmers’ labor while touching on Soviet piracy and Sima’s rhetoric.
The item recaps reader questions answered by the Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau detailing per capita peanut consumption in a year, how John D Rockefeller first earned money, Central Park opening dates, stone porosity, and army chaplain counts with updated officer grades and numbers.
The passage contrasts handplayed player piano rolls with machineplayed ones and notes the human touch in music. It also covers wood-boring grubs in lumber, forest service findings on kilns and air seasoning, and explains sterilization versus pasteurization of milk with brief definitions and their effects on flavor.
A historical snippet notes the weather bureau observing three times daily to measure air temperature and atmospheric moisture. It also mentions the mayor of Nottingham receiving over 200 letters from girls seeking to marry a young Canadian who asked for help finding a suitable Nottingham bride.
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