Basin Republican Notice of Patent Title Filing
Basin Wyoming published as second class matter on June 30 1905 at Basin post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
4
Basin Wyoming published as second class matter on June 30 1905 at Basin post office under the act of March 3 1879.
The newspaper announces a two dollar yearly advance subscription rate for Basin town and Big Horn County residents in its official publication.
The Wyoming Weekly Review launches this week by Casper Tribune publishers. It will offer a weekly news wrap with strong oil and industrial focus and wide state coverage, led by the Big Horn Basin representation. The Republican praises the venture and its potential statewide impact.
Arbor Day is observed in Basin with a call for every citizen to plant permanent trees. The Basin town, school board, and county commissioners purchased shade trees to beautify public grounds, urging residents to enhance their premises for lasting town pride.
Court actions include restraining bank casing removal on Pease land and final settlements in Glaser and Jesse Crosby estates. Alimony, divorce rulings, child custody, and decrees involve Lea Vitt, Sherwin, Orr, Bean, Rath, and other parties. Cowley boys disciplined. a schoolhouse damage incident referenced.
Mrs Frank Ewen of Shell Creek died Wednesday at Hamilton hospital in Thermopolis after treatment there.
Funeral services were conducted this morning at Shell for Mrs Ewen who was a well known resident of the area. Interment followed in the local cemetery. Hundreds of friends expressed sincere regret and sent condolences to the family on her untimely passing.
Mrs Sturgis attends event while W B Edwards joins Masonic lodge in Cody. Basin high school beats Worland 9 to 6. Basin tops Greybull 6 to 5. State v Huston rape case dismissed for lack of evidence. Sheriff Wickwire travels to Cody regarding Zoelner burglary suspect. Fifteen year old Barney from Cowley moved to Evanston after hospital stay. Episcopal guild to meet with Mrs J E Traller next Thursday.
Last Saturday marked Miss Catherine Extra birthday with a small gathering at her parents Mr and Mrs R J Extra home. Guests described the afternoon as enjoyable. Anson Higby, previously a local resident, now works with Midwest in Greybull.
The piece casts Congress and baseball as two national pillars. It praises lawmakers while noting graft concerns, and frames baseball as a societal outlet offering relief and wonder. It urges justice guiding both realms to prepare the public to enjoy the sport without neglecting governance.
A playful remarque on controversial poultry practices and a noisy auctioneer. The piece juxtaposes summer appetite with winter longing and hints at a sharp exchange over a bid.
I O O F lodges from Greybull and Basin held a 102nd anniversary ball with a short program including poems readings and music at Greybull hall followed by a pavilion program and supper. The event drew large attendance from Basin and guests.
Harry Dunn and Miss Isabel Walker of Greybull were married at the Methodist parsonage last Monday afternoon with Rev. Edwin Bowling officiating.
The Remington Typewriter educational department awards four classes for student speed and accuracy. Mrs. Carrie Crouch won the gold medal with 55 WPM and four errors, Miss Verena Bollman earned Award D with 85 WPM and five errors. The program aims to build a strong typing department with upcoming tests planned.
Two partners in a domestic dispute debate fault lines in communication and pace as they accuse one another of delaying reconciliation. The fragment hints at emotional strains and pride shaping their standoff.
The cornet player is described as a congenial neighbor during quiet periods. The remark highlights a friendly, approachable personality in relaxed times.
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