Basin Wyoming Council Proceedings 1920 May taxes and ordinances
Basin Wyoming town council met April 6 1920. Actions include election proclamation for May 11 1920, sidewalk construction on C Street, appointment to Basin welfare committee, designation of bank depositories, passage of ordinances 172 and 173, and approval of numerous street and plant-related bills. Minutes note adjournment and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyo
Frank A. Wise
F. M. Hime
Robert R. Denny
A. B. Martin
Wm. Gibson
Jas. I. Patten
J. L. Denny
Dave Null
C Street
Federated Executive Committee
Big Horn County Bank
Basin State Bank
First National Bank
Wyoming
Robert R Denny
Coucilman
F M. Hime
P. P. Anderson
Treas
State of Wyo
Continental Supply Co
F. L. Rue
Dep. Treas
F. L
Harness Repairs Mills Printing Co
A. J. Bankson
R. J. Tilton
Oil Well Supply Co
F. I. Rue
Chamber Commerce
Ade Prindle
Hendrie & Bolthoff
Advance Machinery Supply Co
Garlock Packing Co
Don C. Loyer
G. B. Morrison
Wise Bros
Mine & Smelter Supply Co
L. Cox
Fr. L. Cox
B. McCracken
Jas F. Ewers
J. F. Ewers & Co
I. Rue
Salary
Fred Frisby
Continental Oil Co
Cylinder
Basin Hdw. Co
Roy Aldridge
Allan McLeod
Henry Payne
al Blake
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Soldice Pess Towon
R. E. Cummings
Richard H. Small
Dave Johnson
Wyoming Gas Co
M. R. Douglas
A. J. Moran
Armstrong Supply
Mayer
Costly North Dakota Experiment With Non Partisan League
The non partisan league in North Dakota proved expensive for farmers. A Country Gentleman summary notes a $16 per head cost to join and a tax rise from $1,688,355 to $4,540,826, a 169 percent increase, branding Townley’s system a gold brick and warning states to beware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
A. C. Townley
Townley
Oil shortage prompts push for higher crude output
An editorial argues that U S oil policy has suppressed crude production for a decade. It notes dwindling domestic fuel supplies and rising demand from vehicles and fleets. The oil land leasing bill is seen as overdue and necessary to meet future gasoline and lubricant needs.
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United States
Pacific Coast
R. R. Kingsbury
Standard Oil Company
New
Oil price rise to safeguard coast fuel supply
Kingsbury argues the price increase is to protect the coast fuel oil and gasoline supply and to stimulate crude oil production. He notes gasoline remains cheap compared to other commodities and stresses the need to secure oil at any price for the future.
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York
Kingsbury
Spring and Summer Fashions for Tailored Styles
Entry item announces spring and summer fashions with samples for tailored garments including skirts and coats. Interested readers are urged to call the provided contact number £ 20-21 for details and availability.
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