Telegraphic News Service credits and office layout described
The text outlines editorial staff and Associated Press and United Press affiliations with New York and Chicago offices. It mentions advertising, subscriptions, and local news republication rights, noting visitors are welcome and the paper is a member of press associations.
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Lincoln Trade Excursion Visitors Enjoy Casper Visit
Visitors from Lincoln Nebraska completed a trade excursion visiting Casper yesterday afternoon. The annual event brings heads of business together for mutual benefit and first hand knowledge. Local merchants welcomed the guests and invite future visits to discuss concerns and foster friendships.
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Sugar price mystery and wartime production shifts
The piece analyzes why sugar prices rose during and after the war. It notes a 15 percent drop in world sugar crop but a rise in US available consumption, cites historical production shifts in 1918 19 and domestic output, and compares wholesale to consumer pricing including New York market levels and retail differentials. It argues price increases may be temporary unless consumption grows.
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Sugar price rise blamed on higher profits and demand
The article argues price increases reflect higher margins by handlers and a 16 percent rise in supply amid shortages. It says consumption growth is not credited and calls for reduced sugar use to stabilize costs, warning that sugar will be kept away from common daily use.
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Senator Knox argues peaceist repeal of war declaration
The New York Sun praises Senator Knox for advocating repeal of the war declaration. He contends peace exists domestically and internationally since November 11 1918 and Versailles, urging Congress to legally end war powers. He cites prohibition era enforcement as an example of wartime controls lingering at home.
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Still Mourning on Dry Enforcement Costs
A Democratic Massachusetts congressman claims total dry enforcement costs nationally at 25 million dollars annually. He argues spending 58 million or other sums to prohibit liquor is wasteful, urging a moister approach and noting he can recount nationwide stills and relevant statistics for the convention in San Francisco.
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