Peace Delay Breeds Bolshevik Upheaval Across Europe
A Washington dispatch warns that postponed peace has unleashed Bolshevism from Russia into Hungary and threatens reconstruction in Belgium and northern France. It argues the League of Nations distracts from urgent terms and predicts new state boundaries in Austria Hungary, with widespread unrest and self rule as peoples seek liberty amid chaos. The piece blames Paris leaders for delaying peace and warns of a collapsing world if a prompt settlement is not achieved.
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Washington
Russia
Hungary
Germany
League of Nations
Paris
Belgium
France
Austria
Austria- Hungary
Europe
Wilson
Protect Home Wool and War Demand Support
Government reports show wool on hand totaling 487,450,640 pounds ready for disposal when demanded and 722,450,160 pounds contracted or purchased, including 10,000,000 pounds of new clip and 18,000,000 contracted from foreign governments. The piece argues for stricter use of American wool, phasing out imports, and predicts a two year path to full industry revival with government cooperation.
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War Department
Criticism of U.S. Bureau Statistics And Calls For Reform
In a critique of federal data work, the piece argues that the United States lags behind Britain in publishing timely trade and workforce statistics. It notes delays in schedules for 1918 data from the Department of Labor and contrasts English foreign trade reviews with U.S. reports. The author blames inefficiency and political distraction, urging a wholesale reorganization and a new start in 1920.
Notice to Creditors in Paul Sanders Estate
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial district of Wyoming theestate of Paul Sanders deceased is opened. Letters of administration were granted March 12 1919 to Pearl Young Sanders administratrix. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. If not exhibited within one year from letters, claims will be forever barred. Dated March 18 1919. m21-a4
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Wyoming
Paul Sanders
Pearl Young Sanders
Notice to Creditors in Melissa Rinehart Estate
Notice is given that Cecil B. Rinehart was appointed administrator of Melissa Rinehart's estate on March 4 1919. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months of Letters of Administration, or within one year from that date to avoid debarment. Dated March 6 1919. Dr M H Smith also noted as office location in Basin.
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Melissa Rinehart
Cecil B. Rinehart
Milk and Canning Industries Seek Labor for Expansion
Unlimited capital plans milk and vegetable cannery plants in western dairying states. Production tied to dairy herds, but labor shortages hinder milking, feeding, and field work. High vegetable and milk prices may persist until cheaper labor is available.
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West
Cost of Railroads Sends Burden to Taxpayers
U S government spends about 32 million dollars monthly to operate railroads as lawmakers consider a further 750 million dollar appropriation for control. Critics warn of socialistic experiments and potential costs in post office alignments with telecom systems. George Berg and his son depart for Wichita Falls Texas to settle there.
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Sherley
House Appropriations Committee
House
Post Office Department
Mia
George Berg
Son
Wichita Falls
Texas
Wyoming Special Election Proclamation 1919 Bonds
Proclamation issued by the Big Horn County commissioners announces a special election on April 22 1919 in Basin Wyoming to vote on issuing two million eight hundred thousand dollars in highway bonds. The bonds would be coupon interest bearing with denominations 500 1000 5000 and 10000 dollars, redeemable after ten years and payable after twenty years, at up to five percent interest.
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Robert D Carey
State of
Wyoming
Big Horn County
State of Wyoming
Basin
Board of County Commissioners
Charles A Welch
Estate of Alma Hammond Decree Grants Administration
In the matter of the estate of Alma Hammond deceased letters of administration were granted on January 9 1919 to the undersigned. The administrator is required to exhibit claims with vouchers for allowance or be precluded from benefiting from the estate. Any claim not exhibited within one year from the date of the letters will be forever barred. 8. R. Burgman m2i-a4
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R. Burgman
Notice of dissolution of The Berry Lumber T Company
James G. Noll president and Raymond Brown secretary certify that at a March 27 1916 stockholders meeting in Basin Wyoming the corporation voted to dissolve with more than two thirds of capital stock approving. All debts are paid. Seal affixed. m28-m2 Republican for job printing.
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James G. Noll
Raymond Brown
Berry Lumbert Company
Estes Pee
A. D
James. Noll
Registration Notice for Big Horn County Wyoming
Registry agents will operate in each precinct in Big Horn County on April 10 and 11 1919 from 9am to 1pm 2pm to 6pm and 7pm to 9pm to finish voter registration for those who did not vote in the last election or reached voting age since then in preparation for a governor called special election on April 22 1919 for highway bonds Dated Basin Wyoming March 26 Loy County Commission Nora County Wyoming Zela Murphy
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Big Horn County
State of
Wyoming
Basin
Wyo
Loy, Patrd
Nora County
Ty Zela Murphy
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Fritz Bros
Rairden, Wyo
Fritz
Morris Dailey Cattle CO
Hyattville, Wyo
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Nowood
Clarence Gardner
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Range Paint Rock
Big Hon Mountains
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Hywattville Wyo
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Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
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Red Bank
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R. Tolman
Tatman Mountain
Wilk Creek
Otto
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Basin, Wyo
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