Basin Republican listed as second class matter
Basin Republican is designated as second class matter at the Basin Wyoming post office on June 30 1906 under the 1879 act.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
4
Subscription price for official Big Horn County paper
The notice states a subscription rate of 2 dollars per year in advance for the Official Paper of Big Horn County. It notes a per line charge of .16 cents for Blackface locals.
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Official Paper
Big Horn County
Arbor Day and political notes from a 1920s page
Arbor Day urged with hope that Basin becomes a town of trees by planting one tree this year. The piece notes Hiram Johnson’s lead in Republican primaries, Hearst possibly entering third party politics, Bryan still influential in Democratic Nebraska primaries, and a remark on high potato prices spurring many to plant spuds.
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Hiram Johnson
Senator Johnson
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Editorial Commentary on Partisanship and Wilson Era Tensions
A contemporaneous editorial discusses partisanship in the White House and Congress. It questions loyalty to principles versus actions without precedent, cites Democratic resistance to recognizing a known fact, and cites a cautious view of Secretary Daniele. It notes the peace resolution’s nature and Congress’s wartime authority from 1917.
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White House
House
Congress
Republicans Face Peace Split And Economic Debates
The discussion argues a Republican path to peace via repeal, notes the constitutional framers did not anticipate a president withholding peace, and questions if the United States should fund European debts. It labels Wilson's conferences as failed and urges Republicans to craft a labor solution.
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Senate
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
Europe
Wilson
Wyoming Boards Adopt Modern Health Crusade in Rural Schools
The Wyoming state board of education officially adopted the modern health crusade as a required part of the standard rural school curriculum. Commissioner A A Blade led the push, earning praise for presenting the matter to secure adoption. The crusade will run during the school year and be integrated with hygiene, reading, language, drawing, and community civics.
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The
Wyoming Public Health Association
State Board of Education
Wyoming State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
A. A. Blade
Hyattville Community News Highlights Dances and Local Happenings
Hyattville buzzes with social events as Basin visitors attend the big Saturday dance. The local school election is set for May 3 to elect three trustees. Weddings, new residents, and church socials pepper the week along with updates on the fish hatchery and ongoing community efforts.
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Frank Menea
Basin
L. C. Gray
Mandelson State Bath
Hyattville
John Bunker
Robert
Mark Plasters
Manderson
Straley
Fox
Cora
Adana Tolstrup
George Pickett
Gilmore Hartigan
Meilcine Lodge
Lloyd Rannells
Greybull
Miss Marie Brown
Tensleep
Messrs
Chas. Renner
Homer Renner
Mr. Dees
EF. P. Wilkerson
L. J. Diehl
Dolly Ily
John Smith
Bonanza
J. R. Brown
Methodist Church
Seaman
Matthews
Diehl
Morgaridge
Sheridan
Elmer Durfey
Christ
A. C. Burgess
Thermopolis
South Fork
Bayne
Paint Rock
Medicine Lodge
Hatchery Visit Highlights Paint Rock Campground
A visitor notes the hatchery beside Paint Rock offers striking scenery and a renowned camping spot. The site features baby fish in troughs and is praised for its picturesque location and appeal to campers.
Basin Wyoming May 11 1920 mayor and council election
Notice to Basin voters that an election will be held at the court house on Tuesday May 11 1920 for the selection of one mayor and two councilmen. The proclamation directs eligible electors to appear and vote at the local polling site.
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Basin
Wyoming
Court House
Tuesaday
No Services at Episcopal Church Next Sunday
No services will be held at the Episcopal church next Sunday. Note from Dean Watkins.
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Episcopal Church
Dean Watkins
Tensleep Oil Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the annual meeting of Tensleep Oil Company stockholders will be at R B Weat’s office Basin Big Horn County Wyoming on May 18 1920 at 4 PM. Officers will be elected and other business as by law may come before the meeting. By E J Mathews.
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Tensleep Oil Company
R. B. Weat
Basin
Big Horn County
State of
Wyoming
Suit club savings at The Tog gery Tailor Shop
An advert invites readers to join the suit club at The Tog gery Tailor Shop in the Pioneer Building Basin area, promising significant savings on a new suit.
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Toggery
Pioneer Building
Basin
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P. P. Anderson
William Randolph Hearst
Democratic Party
Los Angeles Times
Daniele
United States Navy
House of Representatives
Germany
Gresa
Chas. Green
W. J. Durfey
Clgorse
Blackleg Aggressin
Wyo
E. J. Mathews
Ed. V. Price & Co
John and Curley
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