Mondell Seen as Flawed Leader in Wyoming Press Gibe
A Wyoming vignette ridicules Mondell as House majority floor leader with no real flock. It cites repeated party overrules of administration aims, clashes over a 82% tax cap, and shifts in reapportionment favoring Republicans yet failing to pass. The piece links leadership perception to broader public opinion of Congress.
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Wyoming
Mondell
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Rocky Mountain States Remain Strong Finances
The Mountain States region including New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming holds a strong financial position despite not being industrial centers. Banks tightened loans and some losses occurred while overall conditions improve with higher wages and prices leveling. By year end a marked improvement is forecast as building and transport costs ease and farmer credit is being responsibly managed.
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Wyoming
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Foolish Wives of History Stirs In Tok Sultan Tale
A historical yarn portrays Abdul Hamid as a bashful ruler with numerous wives. Mrs Hamid, newly arrived in the Golden Horn, discovers a growing chorus of co-wives and jealousy sparks comic chaos as she confronts palace secrets. The tale ends with plans to rid the sultan of his harem.
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Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Orient
Abdul
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Resting place for a pra irie monument at Stamboul
The poem fragment presents James Steele describing a personal strongbox solution to troubles. He advises fashioning a sturdy box with a padlock, placing heartaches and failures inside, then sealing and sitting on the lid while keeping the contents secret. The verse suggests hiding worries from the world as a coping method.
Newfoundland West Watered Lakes And Grand Lake
One third of Newfoundland is described as watered with numerous lakes and rivers. Grand Lake dominates the region, stretching 56 miles in length and five miles in breadth, covering about 192 square miles and containing a 22 mile long island. Its surface lies roughly 500 feet above sea level.
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Newfoundland
Lightning flash measurement from a distant strike
A historic note describes a lightning flash captured on camera. The observers estimate the lightning bolt’s apparent size from the fence, tower distance, and photograph scale, suggesting the strike’s thickness was about one fifth of an inch, similar to small artificial sparks.
Ashes Clean Glasses From Contaminated Ilk
A brief note states ashes offer superior cleaning for glassware once stained by certain contents. The claim emphasizes ashes’ effectiveness in restoring clarity where other agents fail.
Ladies Aid to Meet Tomorrow for Bazaar Planning
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church plans a December Bazaar. Members are urged to attend the meeting in the church parlors to discuss arrangements for the event.
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Nees
Moose Lodge Initiates Twenty-Six At Tuesday Meeting
Twenty six candidates were initiated into the Moose Lodge at a meeting in the lodge hall last night. Splendid entertainment followed and the lodge entertained until after one o clock.
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Elmer Rees of Sublet No 6 Hears of Death in Family
Elmer Rees of Sublet No 6 learns of a family death as Elma Rees also dies the same day. Joe Rees followed him that day to Portello, adding to the sorrowful news.
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Hoback Basin Highway Boosts Local Development
The completed Hoback Basin highway proves its value to residents and freighters in Lincoln County. It replaces difficult canyon travel with reliable access for teams and cars, aiding supply flows from Idaho and Jackson Hole. The scenic route rivals top U S paths and will spur dairy industry growth as Jackson’s herds expand.
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Frank M. Hansen
Hoback Basin
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Jackson Hole
Lincoln County
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Jackson
Government Highway Spurs Basin Growth and Telephony Gap
The narrative links Basins expansion to a government highway through Hoback Canyon boosting dairy cattle and ranch prosperity, notes possible dude ranches, and cites a fragile telephony network as the remaining shortcoming before full community modernization. Also includes notices of final account for Alonzo Baker and Grace H. MacGlashan estates with court dates in January 1922.
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County of Lincoln
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W. A. Baker
R. R. Rose
C. P. MacGlashan
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Grace H. Macglashan
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