Oil Land Leasing Bill Should Reduce Living Costs
F K Lane former Secretary of the Interior argues the oil land leasing bill will lower US living costs by boosting production of oil gas coal and phosphates on public lands. He predicts government royalties of 6 percent or more could yield 9 to 10 million dollars yearly while oil output rising will lower prices for oil and gasoline. He urges Western states to back the measure and cooperate with industry to develop properties under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Railroad Wage Demands Stirions Debate Across Industry
Union representatives plan wage claims from 25 to 40 percent totaling nearly 1 billion annually, likely to extend over several weeks of talks. Rail managers contend union demands require a general rate rise prohibited before September under Esch Cummins. Government experts warn a rise would lift living costs, while union leaders question feasibility and accuse critics of empty rhetoric.
All Classes Should Be Represented in Government
The text argues that farmers rail workers miners merchants bankers professionals and politicians all deserve rights and protection. No single class should control national or state government. balance among classes ensures fair lawmaking and prevents excesses harming others.
Notice to Creditors in Hibbert Estate
Notice is given that Letters of Administration for the estate of Walter Hibbert were issued to the administratrix on March 13, 1920. All claims must be presented for allowance in Burlington Wyoming within six months from the letters date, or within one year to avoid debarment. Sarah J. Hibbert is the Administratrix. A. Zaring, Att'y.
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Walter
Hibbert
Burlington
Wyoming
Sarah J. Hibbert
Administratrix
A. Zaring
Att'y
Nine Percheron and Belgian horses for spring work
J. C. Neff of Emblem Wyoming advertises nine young Percheron and Belgian work horses including mares and geldings, weighing 900 to 1400 pounds, all fat and ready for spring labor. Also listed are a 8 year old mare and a colt at 1600 pounds and a 6 year old gelding, both broke to work.
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J. C. Neff
Emblem
Bale
Chas
A. Mann
Real estate transfers list multiple local property deeds
Hortha N Hamilton and others transfer to Anna H Cooley for 2500 covering Lot 2 3 Block 4 Meads 3rd add Greybull. Hosea M Godfrey to Nathanial Thaxton 140 part Lot 4 Block 6 Lovell Thaxton add. Walter Overstreet and wife to Bilis Allred 600 Lots 3 4 Block 8 City View add Lovell. Julia H High and others to Henry H Leikam 4600 W 35 49 92. George Davis and wife to Maurice A Price 800 Lot 15 Brokaw Acres Manderson. Lissay to S A Weddell 1100 Lot 11 Block 3 Manderson. J W Gould and wife to Leslie R Small 9776 Lots 65 66 in 51 94. Samuel W Hyatt and wife to Ellen Hollywood 70 Lots 17 18 Block 2 Hyatville dated 10 7 93. Henry M Stricker and fx to Joe Stricker 600 Int in Lot 3 Block 2 Mead add Greybull. Daniel W McMillan and wife to J F Gouchenun 3300 Lot 4 Block 9 6th add Greybull. F A Wise and Herbert E Wise to A B Martin 4000 Lots 1 2 3 Block 4 Mecklem and Basin. Blanche M and Geo W Walker to Wm F Sproul 3000 N% BW 31 67 94.
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Hortha N. Hamilton
Anna H. Cooley
Meads
Greybull
Hosea M.godfrey
Nathanial’ Thaxto
Lovell Thaxton
Walter Overstreet
Bilis Allred
Cityview
Lovell
Julia H. High
Henry H. Leikam
George Davis
Maurice A. Price
Brokaw Acres
Add. Manderson
Lissay
A. Weddell
Manderson
J. W. Gould
Leslie R. Small
Samuel W. Hyatt
Ellen Hollywood
Hyatville
Henry M. Stricker
Joe Stricker
Mead
Daniel W .McMillan
J. F. Gouchenun
F. A. Wise
Herbert E. Wise
A. B. Martin
Mecklem and
Basin
Blanche M
Geo. W. Walker
Wm. F. Sproul
Public interest should guide labor disputes say Cleveland Chamber
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce declares a new idea in labor seeking public over private rights. It calls for public service to take precedence in disputes and for full publication of all facts to inform the public, arguing that the public welfare is supreme.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Basin Ordinance Prohibits Garbage on Public Grounds
Notice under Ordinance No. 2 prohibits depositing garbage litter or rubbish on vacant lots streets alleys or public grounds in Basin. Violations carry fines from 10 to 650 dollars per offense plus daily 5 dollar penalties for failing to abate after notice. Chief Frank I Rue authorizes strict enforcement in Basin.
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Town of Basin
Town of
Basin
Basin Masons Adopt Armenian Child Relief Drive
Cheyenne April 1 The Basin Masonic lodge donated 60 dollars to feed and support one Armenian child for a year after hearing the near east famine story. The Wyoming committee reported the fund will cover the full cost with no campaign expenses. Four orphans in the town were aided by local volunteers and Casper donors. The drive ends April 15 and contributions go to J H Walton Cheyenne for direct relief.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Near East State Committee
Masonic Lodge
Basin
Simon Skovgard
Casper
Arthur Parker
Patrick Sullivan
W. L. Wade
J. H. Walton
Near East
Estate distribution hearing in Basin Wyoming
In re the estate of Rodney S. Preator deceased Rich ard L Preator executor files final report and petition for distribution in Big Horn County Wyoming district court The hearing on the final settlement is set for May 26 1920 at 2 PM in Basin court house All interested parties must appear to show cause why the estate should not be settled and distributed as provided Also a suit against the estate with W R Coe as plaintiff and Richard L Preator as executor et al as defendants will affect the final settlement Hazel V Lawrence Clerk of the District Court First pub April 2 1920 Last pub April 28 1920
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Richard L. Preator
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Basin
W. R. Coe
Seal
Hazel V. Lawrence
Tilton's Auto Livery Promises 24/7 Car Service
Enclosed cars offered by Tilton's Auto Livery for any destination at any time. Readers are urged to call for service and availability.
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Tilton
Secret societies evening meetings announced for local lodges
Basin Lodge No. 29 K of P meets every Friday night. Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Order of Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No. 35 I O O F byler y Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No. 15 I O O F first and third Thursdays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 36 I O O F first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 M W A second and fourth Thursdays.
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Temple Lodge No. 20
A. F
A.M
The
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
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L. A
A. Zan
First National Bank
of Basin
Phil Bender
Erwin A. Rowe
T. S. Armstrong Supply
Bender & Rowe Co
Home Dairy & Produce Farm
J. P. Wheeler & Son
Mls
Frank I. Rue
Keil
Berry's Grocery
Basin Masons
Rodney
G, Hartigan
Basin State Bank Basin
DE. M. B. Walker
V. E. Labrice
Pioneer Building Basin
Wyo
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn
J. P. Arnott
DRS. Harris & Harris
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
Brome & Hyde
Basin State Bank
Basin and Worland
William C. Snow
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Sea of Life
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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