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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
4
In Basin Wyoming a 1906 newspaper notes advertising rates and official status while reporting population facts claiming Wyoming has 498 Jews to date and citing a new double keyboard piano invention. It mentions a state highway plant being built east of Anderson's hardware store and questions Congress on financial reform.
Postmaster General Work designated the first week in May as Postal Improvement Week to spur greater employee interest and public cooperation. He urged all department staff newspapers and any interested person to send improvement suggestions to the department.
Hawaii voters chose a Republican candidate for the House delegate post by about two to one, described as a landslide. Support cited pride in President Harding and Republican efforts to reduce the chance of war in the Pacific.
The M E B Aid announces an Easter Bazaar to be held Saturday April 15 at the first door south of the First National Bank. The event offers pretty items to buy and good foods to eat inviting everyone to attend.
The M. E. Aid will hold their regular meeting in the basement of the M. E. Church on Thursday April 14 at three oclock. Everyone is welcome with hostesses Mrs W H May Mrs O E Lungren and Mrs W E Talbott coordinating.
Fair tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the northeast and central areas. Rev. Edwin Bowling has led Manderson schools for the past week due to a teachers’ illness, while R. Bonwell serves as distributor.
Vice President Coolidge addressed a New York audience detailing Republican achievements in public service. He noted fiscal year appropriations at about 6.45 trillion dollars and current year estimates near 4.0 trillion, presenting an efficient governance record for taxpayers.
The article discusses postwar federal expenditures, noting fixed war debt interest and pension costs while praising Republican cuts and reforms. It cites Coolidge support for reducing entitlements, military downsizing, and efficiency gains, plus policy shifts like a strengthened veterans bureau and export-focused Farm Board actions. It also covers American Legion neutrality and labor relations in Kansas City.
J B Gordon field secretary of the Wyoming American Association tours Goshen County delivering lectures to farmers. He reports farmers unsettled over perceived league influence and believes the association exposes Nonpartisan League propagand and warns of economic threats posed by league and socialist schemes.
A World War I era piece argues that a large portion of the army consisted of organized labor and questions whether society would split against itself amid war pressure. It presents a rhetoric of unity and intra-group solidarity.
Wyoming's fastest basketball team has entrained for Chicago to enter the National Meet hosted by the University of Chicago. Thirty teams from thirty states will compete, each claiming their state championship. Basin High Coaches and faculty anticipate several wins before elimination. The district track meet is set for May 16 at Greybull with events including a 50-yard dash replacing the mile. The program will also feature declamatory and musical contests, plus two missionary plays by the YWCA next Thursday evening.
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