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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
3
Lovell Chronicle notes beet top siloing in Lowell showed strong results last season with several growers planning to repeat. Siloed tops yield up to 1.4 tons of hay per acre equivalents, with costs under four dollars per acre.
The Comptroller of the Currency faces accusations of bias in dealing with banks, highlighting the need for a law to strip treasury officers of discretionary power. Advocates urge a uniform rule for depositing funds, placing obligations on banks to serve the government rather than any individual in power.
Senator William 8. Kenyon of Iowa claims Chicago packers wage a broad publicity campaign to sway Congress against federal oversight of the packing industry. He says he has collected telegrams and communications showing organized propaganda and plans to address the Senate to prove his charges.
Diamond Rubber promotes strict tire inflation to save money and prevent premature wear. It debunks myths about hot weather and underinflation, citing factory tests and a detailed table of recommended pressures for cord and fabric tires based on size and load. Barber shop note at end.
Antelope Drainage District invites sealed proposals for 26 386 feet of closed tile drains averaging nine feet deep. Bid blanks from District Engineer Clyde W. Atherly in Basin Wyoming. plans 8.00. refundable only if requested. certified check 500 dollars. bids on unit price or cost plus fee. Open until 10 a m August 6 1919. right to reject any bid.
State lands listed as vacant and open to lease across ranges 89 90 91 include sections 17 11 13 14 22 24 in townships 49 51 and 60 61 with NE NW SE and SW fractions. Details cover numerous sections within ranges 89 through 92 and multiple townships, outlining leasing possibilities.
The State Land Office explains that blanks and leasing information will be sent on request. It provides ranges and townships in Big Horn County and notes that lists of all lands controlled by the State, lessee names, and lease expiration dates may be secured by writing to A. Baker, Commissioner of Public Lands, Cheyenne Wyoming.
The Greybull crowd is treated to Frank E Hall and troupe featuring trained ponies dogs and many acts from monkeys to elephants. Mrs Hall presents Baby Louise the youngest performing elephant on the road. Mlle Roberts performs nerve thrilling acts claimed to be the greatest gamble with death. Two shows at 2 and 8 pm with a free outside exhibition on the grounds rain or shine August 8.
Sheriff B F Wickwire warns all automobile owners to obtain 1949 licenses or face prosecution. License blanks available at the sheriff's office. The notice urges timely compliance and notes Tilton's Auto Livery offers enclosed car service. Republican for job printing.
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