Too strong or too weak a world league program
The piece debates a proposed world league, with Gerald Stanley Lee arguing it is too weak and Reed saying it is too strong. Lodge may support it and Borah would oppose it regardless. It frames the league as overly idealistic to some and a symbol of British aims to others, while noting ordinary Americans focus on its global potential. It argues entanglement in world affairs is already real and the league could address future Balkan and other crises to prevent war.
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League of Nations
Gerald Stanley Lee
Reed
Lodge
Borah
League
Ledge
Enrose Clique
Balkans
Did America win the war as soldiers face Congress debate
Voices question whether America won the war as soldiers return to a Congress debating failures. The writer urges asking Germans, French, and English about reverses, armistice terms, and alleged mismanagement before judging Allied victory.
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Congress
France
Belgium
Metz
Coblenz
America
Advertising’s Rise From Manufacturing to Mass Selling
The text traces the U.S. shift after the Civil War from basic production to large scale selling through advertising. It notes population growth from 31 to 103 million, rising supply, and the need to educate consumers. Advertising expands via newspapers, posters, and media, with specialization forming to professionalize the field.
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America
W .Ee
Rerica
United Nevyased
Republicans Seek Pershing Witness in Political Case
Republican critics push to summon General Pershing as a witness in their case against the country hoping to bolster their position, though potential legal and political costs may follow if he testifies.
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General Pershing
Annual Meeting of State Stock Growers Set for April 10
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association will postpone its annual meeting from April 1 to April 10 at Basin. Miss Alice Smith, secretary, notes bylaws allow the shift to accommodate stockyard and commission house representatives from Omaha and Denver. The three western stock grower meetings in South Dakota and Montana follow April 1, April 10, and April 16, all within eight days.
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Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Basin
Alice Smith
Western Livestock Associations
Gouth
Dakota Association
Montana Association
Omaha
Denver
Commission House
Wyoming Association
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Kasia
Iaduetry Seoupeas’ Lasiedinns
Io Ae
Consolidation Measure Considered for State Veterinary Offices
A 1921 bill would consolidate the state veterinarian’s office and sheep and live stock commissioners. Governor Carey approved but the measure lapsed amid sentiment that consolidation time hadn’t arrived. Wyoming Stock Growers association lists J. C. Shaw as president and officers including J. C. Underwood vice president W. C. Casey of Rosas treasurer and Miss Smith secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Sheep and Livestock Commissioners
Carey
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
J. C. Shaw
Orin.i
J. C. Underwood
W.C. Ce
Rosas
Miss Smith
Convent Second Team Triumphs Over Central School
The convent second team defeated Central school 14 to 8 in a basketball game last night. Lineups include Contest Clark Hortokey Cobry Milligan Swansea Pentral Ardal hardt Gorris Mc Hugh.
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Convent
Central School
Clark
Hortokey
Cobry
Milligan
Swansea
Pentral
Ardalhardt
Gorris
McHugh
Hpadge
Jem Mage’s feat in Tepogiliam race
A Tepogiliam record notes Jem Mage lost only two in a field of 660 competitors. The fragment confirms Mage’s standout finish amid large entry numbers.
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Jem Mage
Woman Responsible for Death Run Regs Victim of Rifles
A dispatch from Copenhagen reports a woman linked to a death by rifles. the Petro rad Planetan district informs that Mette Sterno Joke, president of a committee dealing with exterations, is held responsible for thousands of executions with no stated motive.
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Copenhagen
Petro
Porgana
Rope Trick Debate Divides East and West Magicians
The League to Enforce Peace meets in London as the East Indian delegation withdraws over registration of tricks. Evidence traces the rope trick back to 1255 with Ibn Batuta and later accounts, including Hofmann style feats and a 1917 snapshot by Lieut. F. W. Holmes, questioning whether the boy vanished or the conjurer used a telescoping pole.
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League OF Magic
London
League
Mag Lc Fe
Conference of Magicians
Becaues
Au¢H
E Orpheum
8. W. Clarke
Magic Circular
Ibn Batuta
Tengier
Hang Chau
Batan
Panther
F. W. Holmes
V. C
Holmes
A. Yurif All
Obfs van Bern
Vogt
Liverpool
Prices in Hood Pres Fells Monty Area
Market notes show a general price decline for the month ending February 16 with overall prices 9 percent higher than a year ago and about 75 percent above the 101 percent baseline. Of 42 articles listed, 26 were cheaper in February. potatoes rose about 25 percent.
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Washington
Mesh
Alhonek Feod
Polruary
Crete
Sheep-Shearers to Get Fifteen Cents Per Sheep Head
Casper Wyoming March 21. Sheep-shearers in this section will be paid 15 cents for each sheep shorn plus board under the Natrona County Wool Growers association plan. The wage includes a $75 monthly base and may include bonuses for horses or efficient service. If averages hit 15 cents statewide this year, total pay could reach about $750000.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Natrona County Wool Growers’ Association
Pool
Margarine rationing ends in Britain as free supply begins
London reports mothers celebrate March release of margarine from coupons and government control. Plans call for sugar to follow soon, enabling home baking and balanced diets for children. Health notes link chilblains to grease shortages and cold weather, with cod liver oil cited as a remedy.
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Margaret Walter
London
Hiring at the Receiving Depot Next Week
Europe. Hiring them to the receiving depot at 19th and Carey Ave. next Wednesday or Thursday. Poria phone Mrs J K Stimson, chairman of the completoe.
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Europe
19Th
Carey Ave
J. K. Stimson
Completoe
Murty
Cheyenne
J. E. Stimson
Petticus
Carey and
Registration for Band Election Held in Laragie County
Notices posted in Cheyanne Kehert Carpenter Mine Muffs and Murns list places for registration for the band election to be held April 22. Registrations are required for certain voters who did not vote at the November 4 general election. Registration periods run April 26 to 29 and April 10 and 11. Address specifics include No 410 West Lincoln Way for residents south of Seventeenth Street center, Industrial Club for north of Seventeenth Street east of Central Avenue, and Dildine's Garage for west of Central Avenue north of Seventeenth Street. Offices operate 9 am to 1 pm, 2 pm to 5 pm, and 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Cheyanne
Kehert
Carpenter
Laragie County
Cherenne Rontdente
Seventeenth Sure
State offers reward for arrest of Frank Kippler
Acting Governor Chaplin issued a proclamation offering a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of Frank Kippler a negro wanted in Albany county for burglary committed October 31 1918. Kippler described as about 32 years old five feet nine inches tall 160 pounds with two front teeth that lap. The theft totaled roughly 3000 dollars from the Gishhunter Mercantile store in Laramie.
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Frank Kippler
Laramie
Chaplin
Albany County
Gishhunter Mercantile Company
Kipper
West found sane. to face trial on checks charge
A jury ruled F. B. West sane in the sanity examination. He faces an additional indictment for criminal intent in passing worthless checks and will be held at the county jail until the next riot court term for trial.
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Casper, Wro
F. B. West
West
Foley Kidney Pills Help Sleepy Night Pain Sufferers
E W Kitt of Shorters Alabama reports restless nights due to kidney trouble with back and side pain. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief and endorses the medicine for kidney trouble.
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E. W. Kitt
Shorters
Ala
Society Notes From Abridged Visit Briefs
Society page lists visitors with brief stays including Mr and Mrs T R Lawlor Mrs Wolle from Grand Forks Mr Brenan from Chloe Mr W Bell from Potter Neb Mr George Sweney of Seattle and the Wolfer family occupying the Shingle home during the week with Dr and Mrs Shingle nearby.
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George Sweney
Seattle
H. A. Wolfer
John Shinghe
Soldiers Club May Occupy Brokerage Space
The soldiers' club proposed for the camp community service may occupy the National Brokerage building quarters at the northwest corner of Seventeenth Street and Central area if owner Barney B. David consents to cancel the lease. A. D. Kelley of the brokerage stated the company would relinquish the space if David permits the club to take over the location. A telegram was sent to David, who is visiting in California, requesting consent. Norway reports nearly 400000 people employed in agriculture.
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Soldiers’ Club
camp_community service
National Brokerage Company
Senteenth Street
Barney B. David
Conce
A. D. Kelley
Brokerace Company
David
Califonia
Yesterdy
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Hood
Monty
Uta Vel
SMES
Natrona County Association
Meres
Page
Airoowr
Mrs
T .R. Lawlor
Wolle
Grand Fea
Brenan
Chloe
Briel Biwlnees
W. Bell
Potter
Neb
Eauly
Norway
Fine
American Red Cross
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