Casper Daily Tribune Advertising and Publication Details
Historic notice style summarizes Casper Wyoming Daily Tribune publishing offices and advertising contacts. Mentions Associated Press affiliation and circulation bureau membership with notes on subscribers and payment terms.
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War Efforts and Cotton Waste Debate At Nitro
Fragmented recollection shows a discussion in Nitro about government action and wartime cotton use. Citizens criticize wartime wastage while recalling workers and residents debating efficiency and morale amid postwar shortages.
Livestock Depletion Looms Over Western Range
The piece warns that drought and feed shortages in the West and Rocky Mountain states threaten beef and mutton supply. It notes 1919 drought impacts, bank loan dependence, and looming depletion of breeding stock unless livestock producers consult bankers and conserve breeding herds. It also condemns Woodrow Wilson in a separate editorial passage.
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High Cost of Strikes and Prevention Ideas
Eminent mining expert John Hays Hammond argues strikes hurt all sides and that preventing them is vital. He advocates cooperative management or plant level solutions to settle labor disputes before they arise, reducing losses to labor capital and the community.
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John Hays Hammond
Senator Spencer and Wilson clash over Serbia aid pledge
The dispute began at the peace conference when Senator Spencer and President Wilson reportedly tied military aid to Serbia. The French minutes quote the president promising US forces could be sent if fundamental conditions are challenged, with Spencer citing the line about force as the final guarantee of peace.
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Building Magic City at Nitro From Four Corners To Washington
In a nitro chapter, a wartime probe reveals Nitro’s vast construction. Watson describes 729 factory buildings, 3440 structures, 20000 workers, and lavish but wasteful practices amid cost plus incentives. Foremen complaint and payroll abuse showed how some earned without honest work.
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Secret Inquiries Reveal Wastage and Hidden Records
Testimony describes deliberate waste at Nitro with materials strewn about and burned. Officials claim no charges were started and some workers defend the actions as needed to avoid waste, while others insist profits drove the concealment. Congressman L. Echols visited the site after hearing of the abuses.
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Dr Pierce's Blood Cleanser Endorsed By Chehalis Woman
A Chehalis resident praises Dr Pierce's Blood Cleanser for skin and blood health, claiming it helped a woman with disfiguring pimples and constipation. The testimonial notes long use and praised tonic effects, suggesting it offers a reliable remedy when other methods fail.
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Farmer’s view on price swings under different administrations
A farmer argues that Republican rule yields higher prices for his goods while Democratic rule lowers them, except during wartime artificial market conditions. He asserts Wilson era protections favored Southern crops but left Northern and Western farm products exposed to foreign competition.
May I Not Have My Career This Year
A poem fragment questions political power and autonomy within party politics. It references senate, party leaders, and a harsh shift of control, ending with a note from Harvey's Weekly about future possibilities.
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