Daily Tribune Subscription Notice from Casper Office
The Casper Wyoming Daily Tribune lists subscription terms including advance payment and minimum lengths. It notes delivery guarantees, contact hours for delivery issues, and states offices in New York Chicago Boston and San Francisco with multiple building addresses for advertisers and readers.
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Prudden
King & Pruddan
Brager
Chicago
Wuth Avenue
New York City
Globe
Reaton, Mare
Luite
Sharon
New
Montgomery &I
San Francisco
Cal
The
Daily Tribune
New York
Boston
Tribune
Casper
Natrona County
Wyo
Farmers Back Tariff Bills Endorsing Farm Friendly Provisions
A coalition of farm groups endorses the McCum ber Moroney tariff bill praising its equity for farmers and urging representation by producers with real knowledge of agricultural and economic needs. The statement lists numerous associations and leaders backing the plan and rejects floor insinuations barring property owners from senate service.
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McCumber-Moroney
Senate
Kinaime
Congress
National Grang
T. T. Atkenon
National Dairy Union
A. M. Lodmis
National Wool Growers
Frank Hegenbarth
American Rice Growers’ S Association
E. A. Bignus
Dairymen's League Co-Operative Association
C. F. Creswall
American Cane Growers’ Association
John M. Rogers
Ohio ‘Dairy Organization
Ohio Farm Federation
Ohio State
FE. D. Ward
American Fish of Association
Casper Tribune's Program A Complete Zoning Plan
The document outlines Casper city zoning reform and a broad civic plan. It advocates a complete scientific zoning system, a municipal and school recreation park system with swimming pools, completion of the Scenic Route boulevard, better regional roads and highways, equitable freight rates, and more frequent Casper train service.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Return
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
The Public Good of Local Service Clubs
The article extols Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions and similar clubs as community pillars. It notes meetings develop intelligent discussion that leads to action, benefiting the public even if the clubs are seen as social groups. It emphasizes the right to gather and resolve remains foundational.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Why Not Glenrock Garners Wyoming Sanitarium Vote
In the coming year Wyoming plans a tuberculosis sanitarium with location voting in November. Converse County has expressed interest and Glenrock is presented as the prime site citing central location, rail and highway access, suitable altitude, and climate. The town urges a statewide vote in favor of Glenrock.
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Wyoming
Converse
Converse County
Glenrock
Central State
Glenpock
American investors and the world finance burden
The speaker argues American creditors funded Europe during and after World War I. He cites buying foreign securities, loans to allies, and commercial credits totaling about 21.8 billion dollars, asserting America stabilised global finances while others struggle to finance themselves.
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Crissinger
Republic of Argentine
Rio de Janeiro
Republic of Brasil
of Molland
Royal Dutch Oil Corporation
France
China
Europe
Savage Neacereen Ees
Cess Cbes
America
Wyoming Land Board Consolidation Amendment Described
A 1921 Wyoming session resolution Senate Joint Resolution No 2 proposes amending the constitution to merge the current land board and the school land board into one with the governor secretary of state superintendent of public instruction state treasurer and likely the state auditor. The aim is economy faster transactions and unified records by electing all officers to govern.
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Wyoming
Senate
State Board of Land Commissioners
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Secretary of State
Our Help to the World A Look at American Aid Debates
Readers weigh how far the United States should extend financial aid and humanitarian support to other nations. The piece argues the U S has been generous but acknowledges calls for restraint amid global crises and evolving world conditions. It reflects on altruism history and current pressures shaping policy.
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America
Europe
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Philippine Financiallys
Phillippine Credit
Broathstricken Opgas
Russia
Indian Bureau
Nore Federal Courte
United States Senate
Labor peace at NION PACIFIC ends agitation
The newly formed Shop Employers association settles labor disputes with the railroad. An updated wage scale adds two to fifteen cents per hour above the labor board, recognizing individual merit and promoting progression. Long distance dictatorship is ended as the railroad and employees pledge cooperation.
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Nion Pacific Railroad
Record of Reed Smoot on Republican Accomplishments
Senator Reed Smoot addressed the Senate praising Republican gains since 1921. He cited laws cutting taxes and spending, reforming immigration and agriculture, establishing the budget, veterans’ services, tariffs, and foreign loans reform, plus ratifying Armistice treaties and promoting trade. He claimed no prior Congress passed as many major laws.
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Reed Smoot
United States
Senate
Republican Party
Mondell
House
Smoot Eald
Congress
Hts Party
War Finance Corporation
Joan
Hla
Definition of a piker echoes through Utica Observer remarks
A Utica Observer note cites a popular magazine collecting remarkable statements from famous figures. It highlights the term piker defined by a well known banker as one who lives within his income. The piece notes the word’s evolution from the world fair coinage.
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America
Utica
Afternoon Shadows and the Wandering Herd of Minna
Poetic fragment describes the sun’s descent over fields and mountains as furtive shadows, cloaked figures, and a roaming caravan of man and beast moving eastward. The imagery evokes a world of nomadic travelers and fading daylight, with distant calls and a wistful sense of journey.
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Charles W. Barton
Fathor
Jemnema
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rosseene
By Fontaine Fox
Fox
R. O. Norris, Jr
Muttos
Peanut Grower's Exchange
Hi. Birdwon
Leagy
Colin PP. Campbell
Rice Millers Aspouiation
P. B. Wine
Colorado Money Producers Assoc
Tion
Frank Rauchfuss
Texas and Southwestern
Raleerm Ansociation
BH. P. &Pittere Southern Tariff Association
John H. Kirby
National Swine Growers’ Association
W. J. Carmichael
United Peanut Association
M. Onbore
Sancton of Texas
James T. Fils
American Association Creamery Butter Manufacturers
George McKay
Iowa Dairy Association
Polste
Friesian Association of America
W. B H. Barney
United Pearnnut Association
Nat Cral
D. Bain
National Peanut Cleaners and Shellere Association
5. M. Lawrence
Texas Peanut Growers Associate
N. T. Haskins
Arizona Prima Cotton Growers Association
Dwight B. Heard
New Mexico
Casper Tribune
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Phaeton
Lincoln
Earl C. Boyle
North Center Street
Minna
Mita
Golden Gift Corffee
Homesteaders’ Protective Association
Labor Hall
North Walcott St
Red Cross
the Elks Lodge
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