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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
2
Henry Ford may be touted as the poor man’s candidate if he runs for president, despite a personal fortune of 200 million dollars. The notice outlines subscription rates for one year and six months in advance, plus advertising rates for display and readers per line.
In a memorial address President Harding warned that if another war comes profiteers industrialists and moneyed interests would be drafted along with ordinary men. He declared when that day arrives there will be no war.
A traveler described by a knight of the road reports subdued business and labor activity in several states, suggesting a slower pace of prosperity than often portrayed. He emphasizes the quiet atmosphere as he moves through towns and markets.
A New York man faces trouble for never kissing his wife. Medical scientists call kissing unsanitary. He may fear cosmetics used by his wife and the risk of painter's colic.
Governor Smith trims state police from 25000 to 200 with federal officers filling the gap. Critics deem a large force unnecessary for laws lacking public conscience, while the Lions club welcomes Denver civic visitors to Greybull for a brief tour through town.
A Republican editorial notes tariffs inflate costs for consumers. The Treasury cites twelve month revenue from the sugar tax and the legacy tariff act totaling 550 million dollars. It accuses high taxes of stinging American people and funding industries that predate independence.
Governor Al Smith of New York signs repeal of the state prohibition enforcement law. He cites hypocrisy in enforcement and urges modification of the Volstead Act. He argues the issue should not be left to fanatical drys or wets and predicts public demand for light wines and beer.
County Agent L E McDaniels urges residents to act on grasshopper control, noting upcoming commissioner decisions and potential financing from banks for pest materials. He urges individuals to mobilize, repair hopper dozers, coordinate community buying, and consider turkey plans, while highlighting legal changes and intercommunity efforts.
Matthew Foreman of Detroit and L A Whipple of Torrington oversee the deepest Wyoming test. The Detroit Wyoming Oil Co well near Torrington is below 5100 ft with casing issues to fix before reaching Lakota sand at ~5500 ft. Financing from Foreman and associates supports the major test and a Rawhide structure project nearby.
Arthur Brisbane argues that a child’s mind absorbs vastly more knowledge before age seven than later life. He cites a prominent professor mother whose baby mislabels a cow, showing how poor language exposure harms development and urging mothers to provide clear speech and stimulating talk during early years.
For Rent. Modern three room house with basement inquire Foe Saunders Lumber and Hardware Co. Phone 44.
Clara Phillips, convicted of a terrible crime, has been brought back from South America where she fled and is now imprisoned in San Quentin. The escape drew thrill and sympathy from some as is common with fugitives, while others feel justice must prevail. Also noted are brief travels of E. C. Groves of Ellenburgh Washington and J. F. Groves of Los Angeles visiting the family, with travel plans mentioned.
Talbott's Studio in Scott Bros. Music store Greybull invites customers to claim a large picture free with one dozen photos starting June 1 for 30 days. Promotion runs at Talbott's Studio located inside Greybull store.
Mrs Robert H Eades offers artistic piano teaching Salfeggio and harmony as well as the science of singing. She meets each pupil's need through tailored instruction and practice.
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