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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
4
In Greybull the editor reflects on state politics with claims Colorado frees murderers to favor bootleggers and warns of socialism in national policy. Town clerk Tom Scott visits Thermopolis for annuals, while beer songs and city growth loom. The council bans jaywalking as the town edges toward city status.
The piece contrasts President Harding with Wilson, cites Warren G. as balancing duty and health, and critiques prohibition enforcement. It also includes a campaign update from The Basin Republican, urging readers to vote, subscribe, and nominate local boosters like Mrs. Sarah M. Hill and Miss Lucille Pritchett.
An editor recalls a nostalgic poem about the Liberty head silver dollar, its symbols, and the beloved coin of our fathers. The verse traces the eagle, arrows, and stars, noting how such currency remains cherished though its official use wanes. First published in 1782.
Lovell Wyoming June 14 1922 L A Bowman announces candidacy for state representative in Big Horn County on the Republican ticket. He urges drainage reform proposing state loans to drainage districts repayable over forty to fifty years to ease farmer tax burdens and reclaim bogged lands. He notes he is not a politician and offers to serve if voters elect him.
A H Crawford of Westerville Ohio plans to attend a lecture by Dr Louis Albert Banks at the Christian church in Greybull Wyoming in September. Crawford recalls his days as a foreman in the 2 bar ranch in the Big Horn Basin thirty years ago and notes the town's remarkable growth since then. He predicted the area would become Wyoming's garden spot and says the changes are wonderful on his first visit in three decades.
Le Roy Joyce, secretary in Greybull, issues a notice seeking spare rooms during the Ellis Razzle Dazzle event.
Mr and Mrs Charles Crandall drove to Ten Sleep on Saturday for a short visit with friends and returned home Sunday evening.
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