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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
5
A Georgia democrat quotes General Harris noting regular army life creates autocratic bias in officers. The piece argues that statesmen need broad government experience and congressional service before presidency, while warning against adopting autocratic rule via military leaders.
A sentence discussing Mr Wilson and his influence at the peace conference, noting his power derives from the idea of the league of nations rather than personal appeal. It mentions other individuals in Paris who could produce equally persuasive language about mankind’s future if given the chance.
The Aurora Beacon News editorial denounces President Wilson’s push for a League of Nations and a large naval program as personal power plays. It argues America’s wealth and independence are at risk, warning of a trade that sacrifices Monroe Doctrine principles and national sovereignty for Europe’s acceptance.
The article warns drivers to slow and be vigilant at railroad crossings due to frequent fatal accidents. It stresses that many crashes are preventable by careful driving and avoiding attempts to beat trains, highlighting risk to drivers and passengers alike.
The plan to build a Buffalo to Tensleep highway connects Buffalo to Little Sour Dough creek and Muddy creek, forming a 70 mile route. With federal funds of 80 000 and state 25 000 plus Johnson county 10 000, work will start soon under the bureau of public roads. The project promises a scenic route through Tensleep canyon to Clear creek, boosting tourism and regional access within two years.
The Sheridan Post reports a funding figure not less than $320,000 with potential to rise to as much as $500,000, outlining a financial envelope tied to the project.
A letter argues the Bolshevik movement in the United States is funded by German and foreign money. It urges citizens to strengthen the republic and adopt a "Back to the Constitution" slogan. Also an advertisement offers funeral carnations by J. R. Bonweil with phone 132.
One large and one medium safe offered for sale at low prices. Viewable at The Republican office for inspection and purchase.
Evening meetings held in Fraternity Hall for Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star meets there every second and fourth Monday. Basin Lodge No. 35 O O F meets Tuesday evenings. Basin Camp No. 5686 I W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays.
Public notice lists telephone service hours 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 6 30 at the Pioneer Building Basin in Wyoming.
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