Fremont County Fair Promises Best Event Yet
Fremont County Base Board outlines a highly successful fair program with plans for a larger agricultural and livestock exhibit including a new 12 stall livestock shed and permanent water supply. Officials expect enhanced exhibits, possible automobile races, and a county exhibit of championship class to Douglas State Fair.
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Fremont
Daler Barlow
H. H. Hime
Progrii
Livestock Department
Douglas
P. J . Meyees
Landerwesheit
Premont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Pale Board
Charles Stough
Polr
University of Wyoming
Mre. Myers
Moonty
Motify
Premont County Fair
Lauter
Ing
Weather outlook for Northern and Southern Rocky Mountain regions
The forecast covers the two weeks starting Monday in the Northern Rocky Mountain plateau with showers early and generally normal temperatures thereafter. The Southern Rocky Mountain plateau may see local showers with cooler temperatures at times.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Rocky Mountain Plateas
Tarif Bill Ready For Vote Today
The senate aims to pass the administration tariff bill by overwhelming majority after a four month fight. With two Republican defections likely, about three votes against are expected, offset by Democrat support. Debate extended to midnight with amendments to be approved in brief speeches.
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Washington
Senate
Tan Quan
Fat
Ip Oat
Coal Output Not Increased
The United States Geological Survey notes no large rise in coal output for the near term with current week production estimated at 4,300,000 tons. Governor Robert D. Carey outlines a broad platform focusing on road and tax reform, irrigation, farming support, education, and state infrastructure for Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pael
Spencer
United States Geological Survey
Hard Coal Conference Adjourns Without Agreement
The joint conference of anthracite coal operators and union officials adjourned in Philadelphia without a contract. Jamon A. Gorman, secretary, issued a brief statement noting discussions on terms, but no details on progress toward settling the strike in the hard coal fields.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jamon A. Gorman
Stolen Nash car finally identified after investigation
The stolen Nash car, held by the sheriff since early summer, has been positively identified. Investigators traced the vehicle through engine and serial numbers, matching it with Nash bulletins and an owner’s claims, leading to its recovery and return to the insurance company.
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Shoahoni
Heard
Pred Northern
Summer
Sweetwater Country
Poporia You! Company
Sweetwater
Shoshont
Bhoshoni
Lander
LO. Harneberger
Mremont
Nash Motor Company
Sherif Burch
Cnasumer
North Hide
Rock Byrings
Rock Apringe Mavenber Oblast
Vnpor
Lneurance Company
Conference Talks Stall As Air Strike Talks Resume
New York City reports a two day lull in negotiations between railroad leaders and the Brotherhoods seeking to end a nationwide aircrew strike. Rail chiefs plan a general meeting early next week to consider ending the walkout, while labor leaders await a reply from their executives at a later meeting next Wednesday. The proposal under discussion has not been officially stated.
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Axsoe Prem
New York
New York City
Airopcrafts
Wediatora
R Mt
Government 15 Gutting Expense
Government expenses fell by 157 million dollars in July from the prior year, while public debt disbursement dropped 196 million. Ordinary receipts totaled 225 million for July, down from 382 million a year ago, and debt elements stood at 34 million versus 230 million a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mine Situation Looks Good as Talks Continue in Cheyenne
Miners and operators meet in Cheyenne hoping for a settlement to end weeks of paralysis. A quick accord would allow Wyoming's Hudson mines and Poposia Coal Company at Huson to resume operations, with mines being cleaned and prepared for reopening.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hudson
Poposia Coal Company
Huson
Stage Set For Pageant Tonight At Wyoming Training Show
The pageant features the Dancers the Jackrabbits and a four o’clock performance. It traces Wyoming history through allegorical scenes from hunter days to World War II with a drill by schoolchildren concluding the program. Reserved seats and tickets sold to many spectators. Vincent Carter of Casper seeks the Republican nomination for state auditor.
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Wyoming
State of
Hunter Mud Trapper
Bonionville
Fremont
Yeple
Bemides
Vincent Carter
Caspao
Arthur K Lee Promotes Wyoming State Economy
Thermopolis Wyoming August 17 1922 Arthur K Lee writes to Republican voters defending Governor Carey and attacking critics of state spending He argues legislative action shapes appropriations and defends past allocations while urging economy without harming public welfare He cites highway funding and state services as preserved under Carey to balance taxes and services.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Wyoming
Carey
Hay
Senate
House of Representatives
Ernor Carey
Dinwoody road contract let for nine mile stretch in Wyoming
The State Highway Commission will let a contract in Cheyenne on August 24 for nearly nine miles of new road on the Rocky Mountain Highway between Crowheart and Dubois. The project budget is 100000 dollars with a six percent maximum grade and curves not exceeding 200 feet. The route aims to bypass the Dinwoody hill and adjacent sections, part of a broader effort to standardize the Rocky Mountain highway with support from Gov Carey and the Indian Department.
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Cheyenne
State Highway Commission
Rocky Mountain Highway
Crowheart
Dubois
Dinwoody Hill
Ohio
Riverton
Tho Shon
Wey
Governor Corey's Administration Tax Savings Claim Examined
The text contends that under Governor Corey's administration the state distribution per school child rose from 47.48 to 0 414.97 yearly, with claimed total savings equal to about 800,000 dollars for 4,000 pupils and a per person gain of 4.00. It argues the combined effects raise annual personal tax to 68. The material challenges the claimed benefits as political advertising.
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Prrvsni
Corey
Carey
Vyildeut Adv
Senate and House Move Toward Action on Strike Crisis
In Washington Aug 1 both Senate and House Republicans pledge swift steps to curb the current strike. Democratic leaders reportedly support the plan. Legislation would authorize a government agency to buy, distribute propaganda and create a commission to evaluate facts, with passage hoped by next week.
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Ington
Harding
Senate
House
Willy
Eval Indietey
Wellington House Passes Washington Treaty in Historic Vote
Aug. House of Representatives in Wellington ratified a Washington treaty after a dramatic session. Authorities say no crew was found for the men who tossed a bomb into the Santa Fe shop enclosure last night and fled in a car. Investigators report dynamite in the device and gasoline stored in the basement of the warehouse. trains moved through without delay.
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Associated Pres
Wellington
New Zealand
House of Representatives
Washington
Santa Fe
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