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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
3
The piece questions whether the nonpartisan league or any political machine can run utilities elevators banks insurance flouring mills or stockyards as efficiently as private enterprise. It states the core proposition and asks if such reform serves the public interest.
The discussion questions farmers' success in North Dakota and potential taxpayer bailouts if losses mount. It notes the Non-Partisan League's Idaho state organ being $15,600 in the red, raising questions about party funding and strategies beyond pamphleteering.
Hy at tville reports fine weather and dry mud easing as spring mood grows. Local sportsmen fishing success and the community dances, sales and visits fill the week with social ties. Measles rise near Tensleep and wireless news from Dr Van Slyke adds a curious note.
Residents urge collective effort to clean up Basin and fund the water department by raising rates to cover costs. The editorial calls on the council to charge a fair share to support self sufficiency while urging citizens to offer constructive suggestions rather than criticism.
The article argues that new oil land leasing rules hinder prospectors and could curb western drilling. It notes Uncle Sam may misallocate lands, Texas as a self-governing state thrives, Wyoming shows strong patented and state land drilling, and a future mining boom with rising crude prices.
The article notes that after a four month period the president realized Americanism gains from reconsideration. It recalls the November 19, 1919 treaty rejection by a large majority and the March 19, 1920 repeat vote. Despite full use of executive resources, no change occurred.
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