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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
4
An exchange argues that tariff protections fail to lift farmers as wheat prices stay low. It urges higher domestic consumption to move a 200 million bushel surplus, noting Europe’s weak demand and calling for cooperation to rebuild Europe’s economy to restore U.S. wheat markets.
The piece argues shoe repair is a strong investment, noting over a half billion dollars spent in 1922. The author, with 25 years in making and repairing shoes, promotes remaking over cobbling and offers a line of good work shoes at fair prices.
The Harrisburg Telegraph argues wealth is not measured by gold but by life’s possibilities. It deems the richest is the newborn baby and the poorest the person who ends life with one regret, realizing what might have been.
Maggie Flockhart had ton sils removed at St Luke's hospital. G E McKay of Thermopolis stopped in Greybull Tuesday. Mrs G C Matthews and daughter of Kane shopped in Greybull Tuesday. Mrs Linda McKay and three children returned to Billings Tuesday. J T Stiles of Manderson visited with his sister Mrs Roy Delaney. Mr and Mrs Geo Moffatt and John Linn drove to Tensleep Sunday. Front and basement bedrooms for rent at 245 2nd Ave North. Geo Winslow became clerk at the California grocery this week. Mrs Guy Sharpless and daughter left for Sheridan to visit relatives for a week. Mr and Mrs H E Morris welcomed a son born Monday June ath.
Mrs. Walter Jensen on Beach suffers a dislocated left shoulder after a Saturday horse fall. Miss Betty Fisher leaves Tuesday for Tacoma Washington to visit her sister Mrs. Kaufman for a few months. Charlie Palmer proprietor of the Sanitary barber shop departs Monday for Shelby Montana to oversee oil interests.
Mrs. G A Hinman came back Friday after a ten days visit with relatives and friends at Casper.
Francis L Green a fireman is confined at St. Andy Gow with a severe hand infection. Gow burned his right hand earlier this week from a box of matches. Mrs J P Mayer and daughters Margaret and Kathryn arrived from Boulder to spend the summer here. Misses Emma Koester Gladys Long Leona Fenton Delmar Nicholson and George Ferman drove to Paint Rock for an outing.
A. R. Arledge who has spent the winter here with his daughter Mrs. C. R. Nicholson left Tuesday to spend the summer at Ridgefield Washington with another daughter.
Mrs Grace Spencer arrived Sunday from Laramie after completing a term of school there. Her daughters Marion and Doris, both students at the university, will return next week.
T. W. Whaley of Shell says a small cyclone last week uprooted trees destroyed out buildings and scattered his chickens across the farm after a Tuesday visit to the scene.
Harvey Patterson who had been ill at Billings with infantile paralysis since mid winter returned Saturday greatly improved. At one time during the winter the patient was completely helpless.
Mrs Myron Johnson and her five children arrived from Billings on Tuesday to establish a home here near Mr Johnson who suffered severe injuries weeks ago and will remain confined at St Luke's hospital for an extended period.
Word from Ted Jain and Clarence Walton states both have obtained jobs in Casper. Jain works at U T L shops and Walton is employed by The Standard.
Two weeks earlier the Tribune published a contestant list for the Sheridan Post automobile subscription drive. Mrs. P. L. Truax again leads in district 2 and is among the top contenders in district 1, a strong sign of support from her friends.
Tuesday evening a bachelor dinner honored Harry Berguson. Guests included Mr. Morton, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Draper, Mrs. QO. F. Mallon and her son Bobby.
A week early storm brought a violent tornado near Sheridan causing one death and substantial property destruction. Cheyenne reported two milder tornadoes that damaged fences and farm buildings. The weather office faced unusual delays and confusion over seasonal changes across Washington Nebraska Iceland and Wyoming.
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