Millions Saved Since the United States Went Dry
National banks opened 880,949 new accounts between June 30 and November 17 as prohibition began. Deposits rose $1.42 billion in that period, with officials attributing gains to the dry law and shifting spending to entertainment and luxury goods. Diamond imports and tobacco taxes also rose, while federal note circulation climbed, signaling strong economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swelton Williams
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Internal Revenue Bureau
State authorities warn against olive poisoning
A state notice cites national concern over olive poisoning linked to Bacillus botulinus. It notes investigations by the U S Department of Agriculture and Wyoming Dairy Food and Oil Department, detailing shipments to Cheyenne and Evanston, with warnings to destroy putrid foods and boil or remove olives to prevent poison spread.
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Pure Food Commissioner
Detroit
Mich
Alliance
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Cty
Kalispell Mont
Java
Mont
Bureau of Chemistry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dairy, Food and OU Department of Wyoming
Peration
Bureau of Chemictey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Evanatory
Evanaton
Cokeville Valley Road Maintains Good Condition Plan
Cheyenne reports state highway officials discussed permanent maintenance of the Delaville tar Valley road section to keep it in the best possible condition. The effort aims to preserve the route and prevent deterioration.
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Cokeville-Star Valley
Cheyenne
Toliho
Delavilletar Valley
Raversea
Growing National Forest Receipts Reported
Fragmentary financial notes show national forest receipts for the latest period with figures scattered. The report mentions multiple names and agencies, including references to federal departments and regional offices, but the exact totals are unclear due to garbled text.
How to Ease Up the Income Tax
An editorial argues government advertising incentives reduce income tax. It cites a 1918 example where a $50,000 advertising spend lowers a corporation tax by $34,600, with the government effectively subsidizing 69.2 percent of the ad spend. The piece urges businesses to spend excess profits on advertising to boost profits and tax payments.
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Sotie
Sam
State Highway Commission Awards Contract March 28
Cheyenne March 1 The State Highway Commission will award contracts totaling over 800000 on March 28 for grading and installation of concrete culvert headwalls on road projects across all sections of the state. Bids are being requested for improvements in Uinta Carbon Laramie Park Hot Springs and Converse counties. The contracts plus bridge awards from February 24 and last year’s work will lift total road improvements to 3000000, expected to be completed by season end.
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Cheyenne
State Highway Commission
Uinta
Carbon
Laramie
Park
Hot Springs
Converse
Highway Department
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Tvtv
Carl Bode
Kane
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Cooke
Fair Price Board
Heinz
Francis Kane
United States District
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Philadelphia
Howard Evins
Pennsylvania
Pomnachutes
Chicago
Fede
Birmingham
Profs
Howard Heinz
Eall
Food Price
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Wen
Palmer
Xms
Indiwea
Hirates
Genttal Teas
Jay Comke
Phila
Mfeing
Burden
Acda
Columbia Club Sweetshop
Utah
Colorado
Kentucky
Joe
Fluti
J. W. Sammon
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ivan
Jones
Robert R. Rose
Wronin
J. A. Christmas
H. R. Christmas
First National Bang Bidg
Kemmerer Wyoming
R. H. Sanders
KemmMeier, Wyo
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Dentists
Kemmerer and
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Sublet
Superior
Drs
Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
Dr Hughes
Kemmerer Ke ‘Er
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Rk. H. Sanders
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Lincoln
Fellows’ Hall
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Maria King
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
B. Pitt
W. Mrthur Calverley
Soc. Oy
Lincoln Lodge
Kemir
Jim and
Sivani
Odd Fellows
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