Woman Suffrage a State Issue in Wyoming Debate
The Wyoming Tribune cites a Washington dispatch showing Democratic opposition to national suffrage legislation while noting state by state enfranchisement. It argues suffrage is a state matter under the Constitution and highlights Wyoming’s potential industrial growth and resources.
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Great Rolling Mills for Wyoming Move by Colorado Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron plans relocate smelting works and rolling mills closer to Wyoming ore and fuel sources. The shift would cut long ore hauls from Pueblo and reduce return shipments of finished steel toward the continental rail network. Discovery of oil gas and coal in northern Wyoming has attracted the steel company to Bunrise mines deemed practically inexhaustible.
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Who Handles the Family Income
A Daily News reader letter discusses whether spouses should share control of the family finances. It cites cases of the husband turning over his entire wage to his wife or giving her a fixed allowance, and asks if both partners should receive full accounting of all income in a balanced partnership.
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Ford Profit Sharing Boosts Marriages Among Workers
Henry Ford of Detroit reports his profit sharing plan has led to many marriages among its employees. Since the plan's announcement, nearly one hundred workers have married, many after long engagements, as guaranteed living wages enable couples to start married life. Minneapolis News.
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Expert Baker Praises Cheyenne Flour Quality
John Kruger a Manewal baker told Leader representatives that Cheyenne Chief flour from the new mill in Wyoming is the best he has used praising its whiteness and fine flavor. He said Wyoming wheat could sustain flour export if it produced such quality. Others who tasted it share the enthusiasm for home made bread from home grown wheat.
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Hatred Ends Not in Peace for Mexico Conflict
The old saying about hatter war and new peace is invoked as both sides gain weaponry. The text suggests intensified arms for both belligerents and calls for pacification of Mexico for the benefit of noncombatants remaining.
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Reducing Costs of Distribution in Retail Trade
Social economists urge cutting distribution costs to lower the price at the farm and factory. Excessive handling, railroad rates, and many small shops raise consumer prices. The article urges retailers to expand, reduce overhead, and adopt targeted advertising to build bigger home markets.
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Education Notes Reflect Global School Practices And Local Programs
The report surveys English elementary schools adopting "Mothercrass" as a prom issue, U S teachers in Denmark receiving land and housing, and Utah janitors meeting in institutes. It highlights community music plans in Locust Valley, high school after hours tours in Jersey City, and class sponsor traditions in Parkersburg. An old adage notes women resist coercion after an hour.
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