Advertising Representatives and Office Listings
The notice lists advertising managers and agents including Hanway H Muntley and KB Evans with office contact details. It notes copies of the Daily Tribune are on file in New York Chicago and Boston offices and welcomes visitors.
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H. Muntley
KB. Evans
Homas Daily
Rudden
King & Pruditen
Steger
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Daily Tribune
New York
Chicago
Boston
Subscription Rates By Carrier And By Mail
The notice lists subscription pricing options with a carrier rate of seven dollars and fifty cents and a mail rate of ninety five cents, indicating different periods and payment terms accepted for mail orders.
New York Press Debates St. Lawrence Project Fate
Across New York papers the lakes to ocean canal debate continues with Tribune and World arguing against spending on the St Lawrence project and favoring other works. The Evening Post urges a bipartisan study and a national program linking rail and waterways. The Evening Mail says the canal will come but should be US led, while the Brooklyn Citizen credits benefits for both nations, including Chicago.
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New
New York Evening Post
Canada
The
Evening Mail
United States
Brooklyn
Upper Lakes
Chicago
Press ethics and labor strikes criticized by Cheyenne Tribune
The Cheyenne Tribune argues that newspapers face natural limits in guiding readers and advertisers and must follow laws and ethics. It contends editors cannot compel subscriptions or ads, and notes unions should operate within societal rules, warning against violence or coercion in labor actions.
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Williamson County
Ilinois
Cheyenne Tribune
Unified stand against violence in labor disputes context
The piece argues that unlawful actions cannot be justified by cause or cleverness and asserts newspapers and professionals condemn outbreaks like Herrin, urging obedience to the law as society’s safeguard. It stresses workers’ right to earn bread and questions who would deny it when denied the right to work and eat.
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Herrin
Bank Loan Trends Reflect Regional Business Conditions
The text analyzes how loans and discounts, deposits, and borrowings signal business activity across regions. It notes city banks show greater improvement post 1920 while country banks lag, with borrowings remaining high during liquidation and deposits gradually rising as firms use funds for current needs.
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Pacific
New England
Middle West
South
New York
Arvard
Farmers at Powell Deploy Turkey Hens Against Grasshoppers
Mbp farmers at Powell employ turkey hens to combat a grasshopper plague, reporting early success. The use of live fowl aims to reduce pest numbers naturally and protect crops without heavy chemical use.
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Mbp
Powell
Endorsement Boosts Kendrick as Nonpartisan League Ally
The piece notes Senator Kendrick receiving a firm endorsement from the Nonpartisan League. It questions John’s reaction, hinting at fear or anxiety and suggesting inappropriate behavior toward straw or straw-like material.
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Kendrick
Nonpartisan League
John
Strawa
Hay visits to state rodeo spotlight Hay for governor bid
Hon. John W. Hay of Rock Springs attended the Yoder rodeo with Republican colleagues and Cheyenne ties. He drove 250 miles to the event, spoke of tax cuts and government retrenchment, and outlined plans to reduce state commissions, consolidate agencies, and run Wyoming with business efficiency.
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Golden Hole News
John W. Hay
Yoder
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Hay
Chas. 0. Downing
Torrington
P. O. Martinuasen
Cheyenne
May
Mr. Hay
Union Pacific Railroad
Joint Stock Land Bank
Theao Channela Ie
Journey From Aready to Avaion in a Dream
Poem fragment traces a journey from Aready to Avaion through sea lanes and mountain trails. The speaker, Charles G. Blandon, notes choosing a shorter, moonlit route in a dream. Chicago, DL.
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Aready
Avaion
Charles G. Blandon
Chicago, DL
Hanover romance ends with quiet June wedding
Aunt Mira Green of Hanover New Jersey longtime resident aged eighty marries her schoolboy sweetheart James Beach a widower after a simple ceremony at the Hanover Presbyterian Church. The couple followed local custom with a noisy reception at the Green homestead as friends and neighbors celebrate the union.
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Mira’ Green
Hanover
N. J
James Beach
Beach
Mina
New York
Aent Mira
RE. R. Barnard
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Avnt Mira
Jacob Green
James Whitcomb Riley
Mira
Jim
Mia
Mira” Talla
Newark
Nira
Foreign valuation and wartime currency impact discussed
A passage notes that under current law imported merchandise is appraised at foreign value and warns that depreciated foreign currency, especially Germany’s, disturbs market values. It argues foreign wages no longer reflect prewar pay, contributing to price distortions and economic effects.
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Germany
London
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A reader asks curious trivia questions covering presidential birthplaces, vacant public land, fast train times, geology locating, and cryptic terms. The collection probes origins of terms like threebagger, identifies Maseppa, and seeks authors and locations of historic trials and ancient Druids.
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United States
Atreame
Maseppa
Lessons in photography from Ted and Ned at the sun
Ted teaches Ned how to use a snapshot camera to avoid sun glare and halation. He draws diagrams showing where to position the finder and subject for even light, refraction issues, and safe angles. Ned applies the tips, and his next pictures improve.
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Ted
Ned
Ron
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