Foreign trade and the tariff discussed by Governor Harding
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board argues for extending long term credits and attracting American investment abroad to correct exchange rates and sustain production. He warns against self-reliance, urging continued import of goods nations can produce more efficiently, while noting Congress may resist tariff measures amid political shifts and personnel changes during Harding’s term.
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Governor Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
North Carolina
Congres
Discarded Political Methods in Utah Appointment
President Harding removed Surveyor General I C Thoreson in Utah before his term ended to install a Republican appointee. Thoreson, a Democrat, questioned the removal, noting no charges were filed and asking for a cause. The move echoes past federal replacements prior to term expiry.
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Harding
Utah
I. CG. Thoreson
I. C. Thoreson
Thoreson
Grant
Wilson
Wyoming
Republican paper opens on Gov Carey in Wyoming
The Casper Tribune, Wyoming’s leading Republican paper, launches a sharp three editorial attack on Governor Robert D. Carey. It hints at a finish fight to derail his reelection and promotes Burke Sinclair as a possible Democratic challenger, urging Republicans to seek stronger candidates and criticizing Carey’s road-building policy and bond-issue execution.
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Robert D. Carey Comen
Casper Tribune
Burke Sinclair
Goveror Carey
Sinclair
Tribune
Wyoming
The
Governor Carey War Honors and Bitter Tribune Commentary
The Sheridan Enterprise highlights editorials from the Tribune, noting warmth toward the governor’s Army and Navy Institute roles while criticizing the distance from World War II service. It cites editorials from Casper and Wheatland papers asking for clarity on Wyoming’s taxless day, and ends by recalling Burke Sinclair replacing Carey’s wartime commission offer, deeming the governor out of place in military circles.
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Enterprise
Tribune
Wheatland Times
Wyoming
Casper
Wheatland
State House
Carey
Army and Navy Institute
Army and Navy Clubs of America
Goming
New York
Buck Privates
Yorks
Burke Sinclair
the Tribune
Fifty-Ninth Street
Sheridan Enterprise
Local U W Alumni Held Meeting Monday
Former University of Wyoming alumni gathered Monday night at the high school after notice of a discussion on the annual homecoming at Laramie. Efforts were made to maximize attendance, but the likely attendees will be Mrs Geer or Superintendent Burch who planned to attend the Thermopolis teachers institute near home-coming time.
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University of Wyoming
Laramie
Mra. Geer
Burch
Teachers’ Institute
Thermopolis
Buick car subsidy appeal to county superintendents
County superintendent GEER urges school officials and subscribers to renew or start subscriptions to the Camera to fund a Buick four for the county superintendent. He argues many colleagues own cars and the county cannot afford new purchases, proposing subscriptions as taxpayer-friendly support to visit schools.
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Lincoln County
Blir
Kammerer
Geer
Lincoln County Seeks Farm Loan Funds And Staff Details
Lincoln County farmers may access up to 60 percent of property valuation under a $1,000,000 state farm loan act. Each applicant pays appraisal costs of about 4.55 dollars, with 25 dollars due on filing. Loans run 30 years at 6 percent on first mortgage, with funds allocated by county assessed valuations and applicant deposits.
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Lincoln County
State Farm
Joan Board
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Laramie
Lincoln
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sheridan
Sweetwater
Uinta
Washakie
Weston
Elklo News Notes Highlight Local Events and Repairs
Mr Geo Dosen hosted friends at his home with a lively gathering. Joe Dukovich bumped a house driving to Stanley Kantor’s, tipping a barrel of empty hot, causing minor damage to his car. Workers repaired damage between here and Kemmerer. Kemmerer Cowl Co plans a large house for Jon Runte family. Mr Geo Ray hunted bun day returning with ducks and geese. Mrs Creede Smales recovering well after operation at L C M Hospital.
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Geo. Dosen
Joe Dukovich
Stanley Kantor
Here
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Cowl Co
Jon Runte
Geo. Ray
Creede Smales
L. C. M. Hospital
Lest You Forget Lotus and Classified Siren
A fragment hints at a forgotten Lotus note and a caution about ads in a classifieds section. It mentions a subscription prompt and a call to read the classified ad, with a whimsical, stray tone. The source text is garbled and reads like a puzzle of ad language and editorial aside.
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Chambers Twin
Noah
Sublet News Notes On Local Visits and Elk Find
James Smith Fred lain George Morrison and Bill George returned from a hunting trip bringing two elk Mr Elmen Richards and family visiting relatives here Mrs Kate Rose Kemmerer visitor on Saturday Fred Flaim attended to business in Kemmerer Saturday Bill Bahem Enoch Kukoy and James Smith spent the weekend in Kemmerer A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Ohdey on Monday September 19 The veteran coal miner Mike Maley fell against a hot stove Saturday while fixing a stove Mary Hassay went to Kemmerer to attend Kemmerer high school Harry Bland detained from work in the mine due to sickness Miss Anillice Clark of Diamondville visiting Annie Oakley this week A surprise party for Harold Bennett last week Mary Verbish of Cumberland nursing at Sublet Frank Batt and Miss Mary Tantik visited a patient at Lincoln County Miers hospital Frank Hussar Pat Coup and son Albert returned from a hunting trip with Mr Hussar securing his first elk
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Fred Flaim
Kemmerer
Bill Bahem
Enoch Kukoy
James Smith
Frank Ohdey
Mike Maley
Sublet
Mary Hassay
Kemmerer High School
Harry Bland
Anillice Clark
Diamondville
Annie Oakley
Harold Bennett Aurite
Mary Verbish
Cumberland
Frank Batt
Mary Tantik
Lincoln County Miers’ Hospital
Frank Hussar
Pat Coup
Albert
Ieee
Hussar
Final Burst of Speed to Win Buick Prize Contest
A promotional appeal urges readers to buy Kemmerer Camera subscriptions to gain votes for a 1922 Buick Four touring car prize. It details 50 000 special votes per club of $20, plus regular votes, claiming a total of over a million votes with twenty three subscriptions.
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Kemmerer
Relatives Ranch Visitor Mr Hussar Jr Missing Man Returns
Mr. Phillip Hussar Jr. visited relatives on a Sublet area ranch when Pikle went out after big game and did not return with game. Police and neighbors searched the area for the missing man and any sign of his whereabouts.
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Phillip Hussar Jr
Sublet
Mr. Pikle
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Robert KR. Rose
NOTIC
Gov
Hart Schaffner
Hart Scaffner & Marx
U. OF W
Elkol News Notes
Fred Lain
George Morrison
Bill George
Elmen Richards
Kate Rose
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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