Less Taxes and More Economy in Public Finances
A critique of higher taxes and renewed public spending, urging retrenchment and efficiency. It argues that tax hikes on railroads and utilities shift costs to consumers and that government must curb extravagance from governor to road supervisor. It questions burning Liberty bonds and advocates prudent debt management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Johnson
School of Commerce and Finance
American Legion Met Monday Night at New Lyceum Clubroom
Kemmerer Post No 17 of the American Legion held a regular meeting in the Lyceum hall Club room for the first time with good attendance. Tom Jones was elected vice commander and James Vicars sergeant at arms. A committee led by Dr Goff will study furnishing needs and report. Sharkey Moyer to lead rooting for tonight’s basketball game as tickets sell fast and a post game gathering is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Post No. 17
American Legion
New Teacher Engaged At Jackson School
Mrs. E P Ellis is hired to teach at Jackson in place of Douglas Sorenson who resigned and has returned to Driggs Idaho to finish high school work. Mr P J Quealy and wife return to Kemmerer after three weeks in New York and eastern visits. Kemmerer to open a new cigar factory led by E W Zimmerman featuring San Arco San Rey and Robert Gray brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Ellis
Jackson School
Douglas Sorenson
Ellis
New York
P. J. Quealy
Kemmerer
New York City
Myra E. Geer
Jackson
Driggs
Idaho
Sorensen
Wyoming
E. W.zimmerman
Union Cigar
Ogden
Zimmerman
San Arco
San Rey
Robert Gray
Oakley School Plans March Dancing Party to Buy Pianola
Oakley school arranges a March dance at Union hall to raise funds for a new vietrola. Music by Messrs Jennings and Haney. Ladies invited to bring at least one home made pie. hosts to furnish coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley School
Jennings and
Haney
Union Hall
Utah School for the Deaf Basketball Team Arrives for Ogden Clash
The Utah School for the Deaf basketball squad arrives for a game at the Ogden high gym. Ogden’s lineup features Gaga Robertson Wright Rossmussen and Austin with Hart Wanger coaching. A Legion sponsored dance follows the game and all are invited to both events.
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Utah School For the Deaf
High School
Ogden
Gaga
Robertson Wright
Rossmussen
Austin
Hart Wanger
Ins
Legion
Lance
Boxing Match at Sublet Promised for Two Week Tilt
Promoter Tom Holland of the Sublet store for Frontier Supply Co. plans a ten round boxing match between Fred J. Fifer Mast Pete Bosoni. Both fighters share similar weight and reach. A firm date is not yet decided. later notices will announce ticket availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Tom Holland
Frontier Supply Co
Fred J. Fifer
Pete Bosoni
Not if as Rich as Cresus Chamberlains Tablets Remedy
Advertisement style note praising Chamberlains Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. Claims easy pleasant intake and proper dose yields a mild effect, strengthens digestion and overall health.
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Cresus
Suffered Injury From Fall On Icy Sidewalk
Mrs. Kent Curtis slipped on an icy sidewalk last Saturday evening while on her way to the picture show. She was taken to L. C. M. hospital on a stretcher and is under care of Dr. ie J. Goldberg. X rays are being taken to determine the injury. Roach Named Commissioner Alonzo S. Roach, famed as Platte county sheriff who captured train bandit Bill Carlisle, was named law enforcement commissioner by Governor Carey. The act creating the department was signed, beginning April first, Roach resigns his prohibition post, salary set at 4000 dollars annually, with two years of broad powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Curtis
Ie J. Goldberg
Roach
Alonzo S. Roach
Platte County
Bill Carlisle
Carey
Senate
State Department of Law Enforcement
Reduced Rail Rates Cut Hayden Alfalfa Shipped to Missouri
Senator John B Kendrick reports Interstate Commerce Commission approval for Burlington Railroad to cut hay and alfalfa freight rates from Wyoming to Missouri river hubs. A flat hay rate from Wyoming to Omaha and Kansas City reduces costs by 20 cents to 1.40 dollars per ton. The change applies to Big Horn basin hay shipments with a weekly average rate adjustment and requires no 30 day publication.
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John B. Kendrick
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Wyoming
Missouri River
Ie Big Horn Basin
Omaha
Kansas City
Ethan
Hay
Journey to Lava Hot Springs outing by Kemmerer and Montpelier clerks
A group of railway clerks from Kemmerer and Montpelier traveled to Lava Hot Springs for a Sunday outing. Participants included Burton Hansen Brig Young Bill Sillvast and A W Sillvast. They returned home reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Montpelier
Lava Hot Springs
Burton Hansen
Brig Young
Bill Sillvast
A. W. Sillvast
Cheaper Gas Marks 35 Cent Cash Price Per Gallon
Gasoline now sells for 35 cents a gallon cash or 40 cents charged to account. Auto owners welcome the cut as wholesale prices declined, prompting the shift to cash sales.
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Robert R. Rose
Gvernment
Oir
Kemmerer Market
Dodge Brothers
Chandler Cars
Hudson
ESSEX
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
Journey
First National Bank