Basin High joins North Central School Association accrediting its students
Basin High School has been admitted to the North Central School Association, making it AC credited and allowing graduates to enter four year colleges without exams. The district stresses adherence to association teaching standards and wage scales, fueling growth and prominence for Basin High. Manderson school spirit backs Basin with a Grade track meet event. A Basin turnout is urged for May 5 at 1:30 p.m. to support Manderson and local neighbors.
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Basin High
Central Association
North Central School Association
College of University
Baain
Manderson
Big Horn Basin
Basin
Basin High to Host Interclass Track Meet Today
Basin High School invites the community to an afternoon interclass track meet starting at 1 30 on the grounds. Two upper grades face two lower grades for a banner based on total points. Admission is free and families may attend. the event aims to boost support for sending the track team to the State meet in Douglas Wyoming on May 5. The note shares authentic school records and celebrates athletic effort with details on multiple events and times.
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Basin High School
Douglas
Wyoming
Unusual Weather Delays High School Baseball Practice
Weather disruptions hinder local high school baseball practice this spring. Several players will join Frisby’s Colts, with the school confident the team will compete strong against state independent clubs.
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Frisby's
Basin
Collis
High School Measher Refund Notice
A local school issues a refund notice regarding overpayment or fee adjustments. The notification outlines eligibility and steps for affected students or guardians to claim reimbursements. Further details include contact points and deadlines for submission.
Wyoming Wool Growers Face 1920s Hard Times and Recovery
Wallace C. Bond, Wyoming cattleman and Wyoming Corriedale Sheep Company secretary treasurer, recalls 1920 21 as the harshest period in state sheep farming. Drought and a disastrous winter followed by a collapsed wool market led to heavy debt. Republican policy actions including the emergency tariff and War Finance Corporation loans stabilized flocks and boosted projected wool and lamb values for 1922. The War Finance Board has lent about 6.7 million dollars to cattle and sheep interests, with 1922 clip projections around six million dollars and lamb crop around fifteen million.
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Wallace C. Bond
Wyoming
Wyoming Corriedale Sheep Company
Republican National Administration
Congress
United States
War Finance Corporation
Chicago
War Finance Board
Wyoming State Finances Grow Under Carey Administration
The piece argues that tariff protection and War Finance Corporation loans boosted livestock values and state wealth. It notes Wyoming’s permanent funds rising from 2.67 million to 8.20 million between 1919 and 1922, a $5.63 million gain, with monthly increases averaging 144 thousand. The author lauds Governor Carey as delivering a business, economical administration.
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Carey
Wyoming
Wyoming Patrimony and the State’s Long Term Wealth
The article likens Wyoming to an individual, stressing that prudent saving now builds a strong future. It praises the state's patrimony of lands and citizenry as foundations for future wealth and security, warning against spending income without saving for illness or old age.
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Wyoming
Wanted Cotton Rags For Basin Republican Office
Wanted cotton rags at Basin Republican Office. Not less than one foot square clean rags accepted. Price ten cents per pound delivered. Rags must be clean.
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Basin Republican
Notice of Selection of State Lands for Sale Big Horn County
State lands selected for future sale in Big Horn County were patented to the state and will be sold by public auction to the highest bidder. The lands listed include Lot 41, Section 84 and 35, Township 52 North, Range 94 West, 6th P. M. Sale to be advertised at the county seat with date April 14, 1922, on record.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Skovgard
A. Baker
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Ber
James G. Noll
Dave Tuttle
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Wyo
F. M. Hime
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