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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
2
Lole Powell, a fi nished veteran who served overseas, appears connected to the Converse County Repus Wean club. The brief notes his involvement and standing within the local group.
Special to The Tribune surveys Democratic failures after World War I led by McAdoo. It accuses former secretary of sidestepping postwar duties, inflating currency, pushing costly bonds, and promising lower living costs before Republicans must restore par and implement protective policy.
Razo Savkovich lies in critical condition after a clash with Steve and Nick Kragovich over a $160 debt in Glencoe Wyoming. The brothers were arrested on aggravated assault charges following the altercation begun during debt collection attempts.
Landir Wyoming October figures from the County Assessor reveal the severe livestock losses in Fremont County due to last year’s conditions. Sheep fell from 204,049 in 1919 to 179,740 this year, cattle dropped from 64,642 to 44,424, and horses from 13,466 to 11,115, with overall losses around twenty percent for the big three categories.
In Casper Wyoming on October 9 1920 Carl Riffel declares that his wife Fannie Riffel has left his home and board and warns all persons against extending credit to her or on her account. He disclaims responsibility for any debts contracted after this date.
The article notes twenty nine active Republican clubs organized across fourteen counties including Converse Natrona Big Horn and Fremont. Women join campaigns actively directing much of the party work while Reservation Republican clubs attract members from laborers farmers and business men. Former soldiers take leadership roles in several areas.
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