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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
2
County Agent McDaniels offers long note on potato treatment with corrosive sublimate and formaldehyde use for grain and egg preservation. Guidance covers poultry lice control with sodium fluoride, chicken house cleaning, whitewashing, oil deters, and proper dehydrated storage. Readers are directed to obtain alfalfa seed prairie prices and inoculation advice for planting.
A patriotic recounting of the transcontinental railroad era highlighting the West’s expansion, the role of railroad men, and Lincoln’s support. It notes the transformation from the 19th century frontier to a populous, industrialized region connected by national rail lines and the Union Pacific.
In a weekly update, Col. W. H. May notes a busy period for merchants and farmers as Chamber of Commerce directs operations through fall. He invites visitation to exhibits, urges more hires for irrigator work, promotes the state fair preparations, and asks Basin residents to join and support the local chamber.
The board of county commissioners approves a new road starting at the southeast corner of Tract 67 in Basin Wyoming and running through multiple sections. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon May 4 1922 or the road will be established without such objections.
Public notice dated Basin Wyoming in April 1922 outlines a road right of way along the Yellowstone Highway from Basin to Manderson. It details parcel width 40 feet each side of a center line with extensive bearing and curve descriptions. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in Basin. Signed by Zela Murphy.
News note from Philadelphia North American states Edsel Ford will hire 200 veterans daily to perform his company’s wartime labor as long as life and work persist. The plan underscores wartime efforts and veteran employment by the Ford organization.
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