Debate over the Gronna Bill stalls in House stay hopes
The Gronna Bill regulating meat packing passed the Senate amid bitter debate and partisan flinging. Its fate in the House before March 4 remains uncertain, risking a renewed Senate fight if not approved. The measure reflects progressive sentiment toward the packing industry during the current session.
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Senate
Congress
House
Washington
Wyoming
Warren
Kendrick
Kenyon
Iowa
United States Senate
Wyoming Legislature Adopts Memorial on Packing Bill
The Wyoming legislature unanimously adopts a memorial urging the U S Senate to give urgent consideration to the Gronna meat packing industry control bill. Debate becomes partisan with Kendrick and Spear opposing or striking clauses while Jenkins and Arnold back the memorial. A packing bill passed the Senate by 46 to 82 amid cross party support and protest from Wyoming lawmakers.
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Wyoming
United States Senate
Willis M. Spear
Sheridan
U. S
Kendrick
Jenkin
Arnold
J. C. Underwood
Laremie
Mercer A. H. Beach
J. D. Noblitt
Ewart
Jenkins
American National Livestock Association
Senate
Washington
Towa
South Dakota
Warren
Kenyon
Iowa
Sen
Senator Kendrick
Banking System Sound In 1920 And Beyond
The article asserts that the banking system proved sound in 1920, capable of withstanding prosperity and wartime adjustment. It notes anticipated discussions to amend the Federal Reserve Act but urges no changes that weaken independence. It projects a cautiously optimistic 1921 despite wage and price shifts as profits decline.
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Marion
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harding
Congress
New York State
Washington
Old Guard
Federal Board
Sublette County Bill Moves Through House Committee
Wyoming lawmakers signal approval for Jenkins Bill to form Sublette County by carving 2000 square miles from Lincoln and 2400 from Fremont with valuation near nine million dollars. Vote was unanimous. no opposition at committee, Senate expected to back enabling act. Local notices highlight advertising’s value to investors and advertisers.
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House of Representatives
Jenkins
Sublette County
Pacis P. Weren
Fremont County
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Mesara
Beck
Sublette
Lincoln
Fremont
Green River
Wind River Mountains
Gros Ventre Range
Jackson
Natrona
Alcorn
Carbon
Howe
Converse
May
Big Horn
Tanner
Smith
Laramie
Stevenson
Albany
House
Economic Readjustment Hints At Farm Profit Outlook
The article notes unemployment in the United States estimated between 300,000 and 400,000 amid a general labor shortage ended and wages may ease. Farmers have suffered from falling food prices while manufacturers and retailers share losses. Optimistic signs point to a year of readjustment and improved national economic relations leading to better farming profits.
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United States
The Value of Advertising in Kemmerer
Merchants in Kemmerer face the question of advertising payoff. The article argues advertising works when featuring worthwhile goods at the right place and time. It notes daily exposure beats infrequent ads and urges clear, convincing copy with a strong name to reach buyers.
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Kemmerer
Malen
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Robert R. Rose
U. S. Senate
Gronas
Kemmerer Market
Lewis Cash Grocery
Union Mercantile CO
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer Union Laundry
First National Bank
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