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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
6
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The piece critiques President Harding for wavering on the United States joining the World Court. It argues his reservation proposal cedes U.S. influence to foreign powers, risking party unity and world peace, and condemns leadership as weakened at the White House.
County clerks receive blanks to record bills of sale for automobiles as required by a recent law. Original bills of sale or certificates of ownership must be transferred to the new owner when used cars change hands. Bills describe the vehicle and engine numbers. violations carry fines up to 500 dollars and possible six months in jail.
The Basin Republican announces a sixteen page edition highlighting Republican prosperity in Big Horn County, emphasizing local economic growth and community progress reflected in the paper.
A call to drivers to record rail crossing crashes for a month to show the true danger of grade crossings. Statistics cited: 3,000 automobile strikes last year with over 2,000 fatalities and 3,000 injuries, often wiping out whole families. Encourage vigilance to avoid sudden death and support careful crossing efforts.
A fatal auto accident near Denver during a presidential trip killed three people. The incident cast gloom over the party as safety safeguards were in place yet could not prevent the tragedy.
President Harding travels across the continent and into Alaska amid widespread ovations. The article highlights his lifelong habit of mingling with all social classes, making him approachable as the nation’s chief executive and a “good mixer.”
The Denver address portrays enforcing the 18th Amendment as a national burden and credits President Harding with backing strong law enforcement. It notes public support for law enforcement but finds many would abandon Prohibition when offered good liquor.
The Tensleep route to Buffalo has reopened for auto traffic and is reported in good condition. Tourists are already using the road, and repairs have completed.
Modern store room in Mead Building with steam heat and water furnished. Rent is $35 per month.
Miss Elinor Anchors entertained Friday evening with a dancing party in Basin in honor of Miss Nellie McMillan. Guests included Daisy Loywell Wilma Lovell Vivian Olds Maude Puckett Nellie McMillan Elinor Anchors Charles Caldwell Kenneth Wilkerson Jay Wilson Charles Negra and Wilbur Shomo. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs H C Williams and Mrs H C Todd, called to aid during Mrs Harvey Groves illness, returned to Sheridan Thursday. Mrs Groves has fully recovered and moved home Wednesday from St Luke's hospital.
A L Cummings Music Co announces a short sale on slightly used pianos and phonographs with prices listed for walnut and fumed oak cases and Victrola and Columbia Grafonola models. Representative H H Stanton at Greybull Hotel handles terms.
Mrs Higgins and Mrs Spencer hosted a Monday afternoon picnic at City Park. Attending were Miss Marion Higgins Miss Mabel Thompson Mrs J Alderdice Mrs J Dobbs Doris and Marion Spencer and Will Bradley.
Mrs Gladys Gouchenour travels to Thermopolis on Wednesday to remain there for a week, planning to stay through the coming days.
A local notice asserts ongoing daily improvements at the Public Garage. It emphasizes steady enhancements to customer service and facility operations to better serve visitors and motorists.
Mrs. Ralph Foe welcomed the ladies of St. Luke's Guild at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mead returned from Thermopolis where they spent the past three weeks.
Mesdames G. Hinman F Hepburn W Lenninger and C Heckard attended the Eastern Stay lodge at Basin Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Bruce Cannoy Mickey West Earl Robinson and Geo Griffin spent Sunday at Paint Rock.
Mrs Laura Zorn and her daughter Millie arrived Saturday from Montezuma Iowa to spend a few weeks with her sons George and Homer Zorn. Tires and tubes repaired at the Public Garage.
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