29 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a church gathering with guests and speakers including sheriffs and reverends. Mentions of Denver, Iowa, and named individuals appear in a garbled financial or event record with numbers and dates, unclear due to damaged text.
A Washington column dated July 31 asserts Republicans voted for the bonus bill to secure soldier votes while knowing the president would veto. It contends the plan would pass both houses, be vetoed, and fail in the Senate, costing taxpayers about four billion over generations. It also criticizes Mellon's tariff increases on aluminum, claiming a monopoly for his companies and Treasury revenue loss under the 71 percent duty.
A Kendrick Club meeting is set for Saturday evening September 30 at 8 o clock in the Tribune office. All members are urged to attend.
A box of McDonald’s good chocolate is available at Fisk Pharmacy. The note mentions shoppers can find the treat at the local drugstore.
The Wyoming congressman Frank Mondell, long floor leader, aims for Senator Kendrick's seat. The article cites harsh critiques from the Boston Transcript and Roosevelt's Autobiography, framing Mondell as an unpopular, controversial figure in national politics.
Ohio Oil reports the Mercer Dome well is within about 100 feet of the Tensleep sand where production is anticipated. Past setbacks include a collapsed bottom joint of the casing. crews hope to overcome the issue soon and Hetzler plans to drill Tensleep in about thirty days, or switch to the Amsden sand if needed.
Ashland Wyoming Oil Co plans to shoot a well at 3250 feet depth in the coming days as part of preparations and cleanup efforts at the site.
The Sheridan Post reports a Dayton Kane Forest highway project linking Sheridan to Lovell via a direct first class road. The 80 mile mountain section from Dayton to Kane costs 1,105,000 with 32 miles heavy work. Total distance from Sheridan to Lovell would drop to 115 miles and shorten trips to Cody by 164 miles via the Dayton Kane route.
R. E. McNally of Sheridan has been named state deputy for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. He will attend a Chicago conference on October 1. Wyoming has seven lodges with about 5000 members in Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Sheridan Casper and Greybull.
A reader reflects on the defeat of the adjusted compensation bill by President Harding and the U S Senate. He notes Harding supported the measure in principle but objected to its cost and praises the service members for recognizing moral courage in opponents like Senator Newberry. Au revoir.
Mr and Mrs James Ryan presented Rev W J Sawyer with a gold watch at a farewell dinner held Monday night, replacing the former account that the gift came from his parishioners.
The Lower Shell Country Club held its first annual meeting at Mrs. Max Mott’s home on Sept. 14 after a postponement for the fair. Officers re elected for the year include President Mrs Max Mott Vice President Mrs Sheldon Linderman Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Anna Flitner and Corresponding Secretary and Reporter Mrs Will Rappleye. Del Yes refreshments followed. The group met again at Mrs Sheldon Linderman’s home for a picnic dinner with music. Several new members joined. The club will meet Oct 5 at 11 at the ranch hosted by Mrs Anna Flitner with butter making shown by Mrs Court Cropsey.
The Greybull Woman's Club held its regular meeting on September 21 with routine business. Noted is the Wyoming Federation of Woman's Clubs gathering in Torrington October 4–6 and delegates should secure credentials.
After six days of searching by cowboys and forest rangers, 82 year old A McMahon was found on a narrow ledge in the Medicine Lodge canyon in the Big Horn mountains near Basin. Ropes were lowered for the rescue. He had been without water for three days and without food for a week, but is expected to recover.
Eugene J. Johnson born August 25 1894 at Stewart Iowa died September 24 1922 in an accident in Reno Nevada. Ex service man who spent time in Greybull his body to arrive in Greybull for interment with Rev Wm J Lloyd of White Temple church officiating. His father and mother from Milan Missouri are here and he leaves one brother Mearle of Greybull.
The advertisement promotes Fisk powder puffs priced at 25 cents and 40 cents, highlighting a sought after beauty item with limited-time savings.
County Agent L E McDaniels notes Basin club teams highlighted at the Midland Empire fair in Billings with strong out of state impressions. He cites 75 percent of potato prizes for Big Horn county at the state fair in Torrington and urges reopening club work limits next year along with plans for poultry clothing and canning teams and a millinery school at Basin.
Harry W. Fox, president of the State Federation of Labor, forecast a decisive win for Kendrick and a Democratic ticket success in Wyoming. Fox stated Kendrick will be the next U S senator, praising Kendrick’s six year record and urging confidence in the ticket led by John B. Kendrick.
Miss Hale Husted married Roland Miller of Denver in a Sunday ceremony performed by Rev. William Lloyd. Attendants included Arletta Wyant. Bonnie Fisk served as ring bearer. A wedding breakfast followed. the couple will reside in Denver after a trip to Colorado Springs.
The Ellison White Lyceum series under the Woman's and Lions clubs debuts at the High School auditorium on October 9. Arthur Walwyn Evans will headline the five part program. Season tickets cost 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children.
The County Agent seeks University approval to attend a show to showcase county displays and Douglas Fairs. Exhibits require 32 potatoes and twelve lots with two varieties each. Prizes won go to the exhibit with possible deductions for decorating and transportation.
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