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The Daily Tribune, a Wyoming publication, lists staff and Associated Press affiliation. Rates show various subscription options while noting delivery inquiries and arrears policies.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
2
The Daily Tribune, a Wyoming publication, lists staff and Associated Press affiliation. Rates show various subscription options while noting delivery inquiries and arrears policies.
A solemn address links sacrifice to ongoing civic duty. It urges continued fidelity to the dead’s cause, to uphold the torch of devotion, and to record our deeds honestly for future judgment, recalling the heroic example set by those who gave their lives for righteousness.
Fragmented letter from a village source critiques Secretary Daniela and Mr Wilken 1917 talk to soldiers, questioning America’s wartime leadership and public opinion. It argues Wilken aimed to push partisan views, bemoans lost unity, and doubts support for the League of Nations as presented by early 20th century Democrats.
The provided text is garbled. It references preemptive action and a War Department with unclear details about an official, a secretary, and an inquiry into a missing person or detainee. No coherent events or dates are discernible.
The text accuses Emil Bergdoll of evading the draft during wartime by deserting to avoid service. It criticizes Secretary Baker and the war department for supporting conscripts and granting soldiers pay and clothing while the nation fights a ruthless foe. The piece lampoons Bergdoll as a booted opportunist, while lamenting perceived governmental hypocrisy and public scorn.
A reader comments on cases from Chichxo and Athintic City where engagement rings lead to disputes over ownership. He notes a New Jersey ruling that the ring remains the giver’s property until marriage, and warns about how different jurisdictions handle title and duties.
A Philadelphia official blocks tinpan alloy songs from park concerts citing public taste while urging publishers to provide material appealing to municipal patrons. The note criticizes various performers and touches on political mentions and broader national discourse.
A summary of Chartism as a radical reform movement in England from 1838 to 1848. It centers on the People's Charter demands universal adult suffrage, equal electoral districts, ballot, annual parliaments, no property qualifications, and payment for MPs. It notes its rise during severe economic depression and war, opposition arguments, and eventual decline after 1848.
A historical advertisement urges readers to treat rheumatism by removing its cause rather than masking pain. It promotes a product labeled 8, 9, 8 and directs readers to consult the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory.
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