Capper bill advances stock and farmer credit relief
The Capper measure to aid livestock and agricultural credit passed the Senate. It creates machinery to rediscount nine month livestock and agricultural paper and issues three year debentures backed by collateral. It also lowers Federal Reserve membership capital and expands Land Bank lending limits to twenty five thousand dollars. Senator Kendrick led the bill’s passage and defended its details as stabilizing farm credit without new appropriations.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Federal Land Banks
Kendrick
Farm Bloc Committee On Rural Credits
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Frm
Washington
West
American National Livestock Association
Treasury
Mr and Mrs A C Eddens Visit Bonneville
Mr and Mrs A C Eddens traveled to Bonneville on Thursday for a brief visit and to see local sights. The trip marked a small social outing for the couple as they toured nearby attractions.
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Mrs
A. C. Eddens
Bonneville
Greybull Breaks Thermopolis In Rough 15–13 High School Game
In a crowded gym Greybull High defeated Thermopolis 15 to 13. Pierce and Pritchett led Greybull with 13 of the 15 points while Garland and Wilkerson ran the guards. Thermopolis, led by Joe Hazen and McCarthy, kept within reach despite limited clean looks.
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Greybull Hi
Thermopolis
Pierce
McCarthy
Pritchett
Greybull
Thermop
Garland
Wilkerson
Smith
Brown
Joe Hazen
Thompson
Gre Thermopolis
John Hazen
Noble
McDonald
Nichols
Cree
Fox
Gio
Bo Freudenhal
Holcomb
Nelson
Investigate Applicants for Postmaster in Greybull
Frank T. Frawley and John G. Teicher visited Greybull this week to assess seven applicants for postmaster at the local office. Candidates include M. H. Pilcher, C. F. Schenck, Roy Shaver, Geo. M. Crane, Forest T. Larson, Harry Ruble, and O. C. Berry. The final selection will come from the top three. Some debate over moving the post office to First State Bank building persists, with residents split on relocation.
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Frank T. Frawley
John G. Teicher
Civil Service District
Denver
Greybull
M. H. Pilcher
C. F. Schenck
Roy Shaver
Geo. M. Crane
Forest T. Larson
Harry Ruble
OC. B. Berry
First State Bank
Wanted Strong single buggy inquiry at this office
A brief notice requests a sturdy single buggy and directs interested parties to inquire at the office located at 52-2. The terse item seeks a durable vehicle and provides minimal surrounding context.
As a Stranger Sees Greybull address by O A Cassady
O A Cassady of Kansas City spoke to the Lions club on Greybull's commerce in a talk titled As a Stranger Sees Greybull. He praised the town's enterprise and urged merchants to widen advertising and fight mail order competition with large space ads and coordinated sales days. He commended local schools and Superintendent Negus for progress.
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Cassady
Greybull
Lions Club
Supt. Negus
Negus
Last Chance to Order Trees
Orders for shade trees will be accepted until February 1st. L. M. Smith, Clerk. The Greybull Building and Loan Association seeks good loans on residence property. See the Secretary.
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L. M. Smith
Greybull Building & Loan Association
Jury Trials Set for February Term
The February jury term begins February 19 and runs for three weeks with daily sessions. Cases include State of Wyoming v. Carey, Berry, Paine, Forsythe, May Dale and others on bootlegging, liquor possession, embezzlement, bad checks, and various civil money disputes.
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State of Wyoming
A. E. Carey
Wm. C. Snow
E. H. Ellis
Glen Berry
R. B. Landfair
Oscar Paine
C. A. Forsythe
May Dale
L. S. Strahan
H. G. Scott
Paul Moss
Andrew Burnett
Wm. CG. Snow
A.B. Martin
Glasgow
Nadler
Money
Frank A. Little
Iinterstate Lumber Co
Chas. Munts
Brome & Hyde
James Kelsey
Lee Morris
Wm C. Snow
John Wallace
EB. H. Ellis
R. B. West
Berne Hayes
Wm. C. Snow and
Martin H
Strong Cast for Goodness Gracious Elks Musical
Rehearsals begin for the Elks' musical comedy Goodness Gracious under J R Coggs hall in Greybull with a pick cast from last year and new talent. A large chorus, bright scenery, and popular tunes headline the Big Horn Theatre production set for February 12.
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Rose Marie
Goodness Gracious
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Perry Bennett
Long Beach
Cinder
Tom
Harry
Atlantic City
J. H. Harris Returns to Newspaper Work
H. E. Harris reports J. H. Harris, formerly editor and owner of the Greybull Standard, has reentered the newspaper business after a California sojourn. The veteran pressman, long active in the valley, had quit the field but is believed to resume his chosen vocation.
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H. E. Harris
J. H. Harris
California
Harris
Greybull Standard
Lovell Chronicle
Hens That Say Pay Up Feature from Moneur Bros
The Lovell Wy dealer Moneur Bros advertises a 52 41 game score line as part of a poultry theme. The item notes hens that say are the kind that pay with a playful promotional line.
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Moneur Bros
Lovell, Wyo
Swanson Case Ruling At Torney Conference
Swanson涉及 rape 案由 Wm C Snow 律师主持 10 a m 将举行听证 Leavitt 对 Allen 案列进入诉讼阶段 详列案件与时间安排
Canyon Road Nears July Opening on Wind River Route
The Yellowstone highway through Wind River canyon south of Thermopolis is expected to be trafficable by July 1, according to Supt. Frank Burek of the Utah Construction Co. The Black tunnel at Boysen nears completion with full bore achieved January 7 and full arch height due by February 10. Two more tunnels will start as grading and rock work continue, with road surfacing advancing to accommodate double-track traffic. The canyon road, about 24 feet wide with gentle grades, will offer scenic views and spur resort sites, drawing pleasure seekers to central Wyoming. Thermopolis Record.
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Yellowstone
Wind River Canyon
Thermopolis
Frank Burek
Utah Construction Company
Jack Dussart
George McCormack
Central Wyoming Electric Company
Arnold Duhig
Canyon
Boysen
Supt. Burek
Burek
Wyoming
Sheriff Breaks Up Sunday Morning Party
Sheriff J L McMillan and Under sheriffs F C Webb and Geo Call raided a house near Salvation Army HQ at 3 30 Sunday morning detaining landlady Mrs James McIntyre and C A Brooks amid a quarrel with Joan Laird and A E Carey in an adjoining room. Charges included running a disorderly house adultery liquor without a permit and inebriated obstreperous. Carey and McIntyre bound over to district court, Laird changed venue to Justice Bonwell, Brooks paid a $25 fine and costs.
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J. L. McMillan
F. C. Webb
Geo. Call
Salvation Army
James McIntyre
C. A. Brooks
Joan Laird
A. E. Carey
Mrs. McIntyre
Carey
MclIntyre
District Court
Bonwell
Miss Florence Brown Sets Basin Travel for Residence
Miss Florence Brown left Thursday for Basin where she will remain.
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Florence Brown
Basin
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