Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 2

Page Twe THE CASPER DAILY. TRIBUNE CATHOLICS PUT NEW ERA 5 OPENING FOR BUSY DIXIE LAND, 1S CLAIM : K. ON RADICAL, UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY ENJOYED BY ALL OF SOUTH PLAN IN NATION ocie Events sound projects; with industry stabil- ized; with agricultural interests o a firmer and more diversified basi: with the number of unemployed negl il.) —A bring- permanent pros- is dawning for D ussurances of ve it nd completion of development gible, and with capital and labor 2 as Bisheps Representing Hier- “°'S “ow under way, ac ording to ° south of the Mason Mathers W ame pesoua! archy of Church Call on pinion d men Vv he. are clase “s working with one = or gvicu al and industrial life o x ¥ ; FCerndans wiithesHUrme OLeAE tion, Approve Industrial De- ° “rhe south is enjoying unprecedent- of, Disieland, thereby insuring. last Winchell ANsact necessary if mocracy ds prosper but it will not stop Optimism, based on progress made ony with) the x : i GEE a prosperity 20d Within the last few years and.on © The conclus hye pieces) iplete development of its varies cellent prospects for continuing de bam \ ‘ Seainelg PEACIRAI avily obtained ut good rates for “phe industrial and agricul‘urat isper Wor who hi 1 row or in southland of today is as different wei ple Ncenen i s her from the south of a few y ° al xs tue te AER} GROS$ EXPERIE as experienced men in these lin AL a i ¢ pene W MeG v make it. g : aN in Cast c ea fa tay bya i Considered from a purely monetary ee a Zs : : } form throug ANVENTUROUS THAI L i standpoint, the war was worth billions n are req i taweamimited: 6 ee ef dollars to the southeast, business 3 Wagner : of. r a me point out. gL wise tee pee gee : x ENTERING THE BALKANS Much money was spent locally 1. NVaTaCaeO vais 80 7 aera ata aS construction of war camps and plants,} Company L return acke soil fiews through acquisition of government people of Casper v OW . d OF SCIATHOS, : ties by the people, and through; to ti Mrs. B, F. S frien é Header zane ueass lopment of idle and waste lands. e. Alls MS it r ssion which is making Agricultural reform: overse ry 1 : ions in the Balkan use of war time ne rat the Kimt a view to aiding the re- bly will prove to be the most ealGaBle Drug store s th ‘ ue lianv n rf f were driven out by Bul- thing r Iting from the war tc. have a rec ot! eneli- ¢ t n eceupat -xperienced a tem- Dixie, mers believe. al relief; enefit of weap ¢ ki sence voyage from Piraeus, the Appealed to by the government fo: soldiers on urn here have n St. Le Athens, to Seloniki, and fin- ine’ ed food production, southern heen made itior eH in this mountain- planters, dropped cotton—heretofore al lie: the v one-crop product—and turned to Presbyterian Aid to noo} A diversified farming. Introduction, ; i ' as st ‘ ead Si ner, 100, of improved and labor-saving ma- ena ciety of the I 1 ‘ ali¢ hops ot ; they were Chinery, because of a shortage in ePenTonMliteecve A D Ch ‘ ‘ wer inder le in which farm labor, was made. » church Wednesday fr owing f o Y § y that it An educational campaign was nec "clock to which re Alf R ' Mv hi ni , ons she would essary, but today the movement for ition extende aa r y ful lied por . Having stopped diversified crops is 2 suc Tt was © by 1 Sia: ek refu- the turning point in the south’s de- r the u i » put on board the s velopment, planters and businessme1 1 daueht FARRIE RS gs made public A protests of the captain. alike agree. wn here \ Then : therefore, may t d te e from Volo to Great credit for the success of th ! 1 ent of u cold and movement is given to the county t hom 37 I r c 1 ned the who have not only shown forty-f oaie prot aw the old souther mers how to raise ana YoungiReople’s Da retur t t uti ‘ : de veg truck crops, fieia PeevesiEeoA fae ‘ t emplo i v re t c »s and meat crops, but have been 1 Time wD Mi Brit ished successful in getting the farmers to a4 ea P unfor- | “aise such products on a large seal TS + t cabins Before the war, Dixie annually im- ar i 1 so the engine room | 20rted about $600,000,000 worth of a h é ; scrambled to the | corn, o: hay, flour, at and meat y mee 1 i 10 S : } | prod , dairy products and canned 1 : can Oe : ty | ry nearly on ' x nes ¥ r ur cumbed tc y states compris. MacaleadSocialicfor i usa anals hare * | ng the cotton belt produced 135 per Wednesday Afternoon < nie j ent more wheat than in 1909. These z ss all their | s during this period in- BCE BUS. 2 vines to the churck | « ir oat crop 133 per cent, Ly 3 ved. Only the r ml per cent, potatoes 117 per , : + member % ‘ and sweet potatoes 67 per cent. \ ? P i of | Hose and cattle raising has develop- < ad he c i | proportionately with the increase pss 7 ee r of if corn and other grain production THe ges ailwTane ae ane Ree Manet ae s Mi + thrown packing houses and stock yards PeriRectl , ies 3 0. n being est d throughout the Or it t i I th t nailed Blooded hozs and cattle, found to J fame enon 1b) wr Iter over be more economical in the produc v Ly h $ exe and decks. Bi tion of meat, are fast replacing scrub , fs p We E money) ' effects of eve rhoon fre e ‘i ’ annot he controlled hen pots and fp s an indication of the increase in| h “ ery : cl Ns, canary cattle raising in the sout hy Mis: : 4 i ne « ui or ck ; household shipped 150,- » mos s ‘A met au pus id rabbi 2 nse of 181 per S ater Raa cs peril bythe " Wiis So helpless in the Another source of confidence in the es E t OF hirh 3 t officers future is found in the large amount of , S HY oe 300 or cetton held by south planters to tet j for ub. : ’ s were or- “bull” the market. ( ive es- L timates place the am int held fox : = ; ‘ Th higher prices between 4,000,000 and : JUST TO REMIND YOU r 5,000,000 bales. Prices ranging from 235 to 40 cents a pound are being de- ¢ 1 randed owners of the fle »polis vidier Ove | ‘ Home ie ! } ple. ne ‘ r there The naval stor varket, held in a \ 1 r ack in sight on > of uncertainty because of can-,¢ ‘ : Pel could take cellation of government contr extension of export restrictions, ( ; 2 I wt to turn back expected to take sharp upwara : Ml att rr of the Island trend with the signing of the peace * Ml ‘Olen t 1 iles south. It treaty. Dixie's pine forests produce a . 1 ) ficult k to more turpentine and rosin than those , s ner about in the high of the rest of the entire world put * i the operation was the most together, averaging between $40,000,-, five minutc of te vb) —————————— Vr teip Phe el ¢ sned violently { psize while t : ) we tt mela C ALE women passeng ‘ nets E the Red Cross 2 y calming tl ‘ p about and t o the she ed of in- and the =F ‘ »vities refused to allow them to ; were Ein next four days before mbt rouchir loniki, the passengers sub- ineCasy t they could on 1 n vd y } ‘ idin y f a y an : e members of, the Special Red een : i ( ; who made the voyage , : ( re Hon Folks, New Berges fee ork; Captain Edwin G. Merrill, New OR ASE LY EM Sis vrence Pumpelly, 2 $ : ain James. A ; No } Mi {Lieutenant : : your money —c the Har ~ ; EE eR 5 Heol __ Pty our Want Ad column, a ooo — X ; ( Ht } i | MULTIGRAP iat IUL TIGR NUE is Estimates Furnished for Work in Any Quantity r M * + i j COLORADO MULTIGRAPHING COMPANY aR Clating aaa ; her inte of Multigraphers—Notiries—Stenographers joulacal F f : Hy Office Supplies i i P : : Nad ostey 1774 Broadway Denver, Colorado : 4 Song Also Lobby Savoy Hotel——Phone Main 5656 000 and $50,000,000 annually. Thi year’s production probably will ex- ceed $70,000,000, dealers predic. Real estate men can see nothing but good times ahead. A_ building, wave, second to none in the south’s history, is rapidly gaining momentum.” Every-city, town and village south of the Mason and Dixon line has ex- perienced a hou: Now that government strictions on building have been re- moved, people who a few years ago never dreamed of owning their homes, are preparing to build, In Atlanta, as well as many other’, large cities, including Augusta, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston, } con, Richmond, Savannah, Brunsw' Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery for confirmati ed. THE WYOMING w. Highway dra | shortage of dwelling! Columbus, Nashville, Chatanoog bile, Memphis and New Ori cant houses are searce, and in y instances unobtainable. One of the largest real estate cerns in Atlanta and the south, py dicts a steady flow of ‘real e- transactions, Farming on a large scale is attr: ing northern capital. Florida several of these big farms. Notable among such undertak is revealed in the recent purch: a tract of land approximately square near Palm Beach by H. Kelsey, of Boston. A model 090 ar arm of approximat; exploiting the Do: agricultural world, is Kelsey’s ex of Outwext Petroteum, We wil) Wire us or long din then ship your st koto ux with BROKERAGE CO. Ws ees: ‘| » So efo ao ofe-oS0 ofo-afs efeefo.so4% = Variety i : + Wholesomeness $ Are two features of the W Me tate PUM SU OU ON, yatt Cafeteria in which oe never ‘aim to neglect and we ‘invite a discriminatin RS public to check up our statements in this respect. oe “ of 3 ; ee ay % SERVICE TOO IS PARAMOUNT = + % ¥ And if you value your time it will pay you to cat al % Rg °° Wyatt Cafeteria, where you and your friends will ‘y ae ae oe find satisfaction. a Rs eo ° oy e * a 4 3 +, oa of . J " & Bl ox 2. Wyatt Hotel Bldg. Re x S id icing Joho ofo-eSo-oSe-ate ale fo oe a2e-slo-ale ete ofe 050 652 409-400 420 480 4! 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