Officials Resign in Cheyenne Amid Changes
Three Wyoming state officials announced resignations effective Friday. M. C. Price will be replaced by Major B. W. Bennett. successors for Captain C. M. June and Dr. W. L. Hammond were not named. Price said he accepted a business offer. June and Hammond withheld plans, noting no friction and citing a shift from public service to private enterprise.
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Cheyenne
M. C. Price
C. M. June
State Board of Equalization and
State Public Service Commission
W. L. Hammond
Price
B. W. Bennett
Cody
State Blue Sky Department
Bennett
Captain June
Dr. Hammond
Casper
Cheynne
June
Buffalo
Wyoming
Advises to Hold Stock for Late Shipments
Billy Lynam of Moorehead Bros. Tagg South Omaha told The Republican that customers in this state should delay shipments due to a glut in the market. He urged those with feed to avoid early trucking and offered to arrange feed deliveries for customers lacking feed. He was recalled home by a wire from W B Tagg noting heavy cattle receipts and will return to the Basin soon after fulfilling prior shipping commitments.
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Billy Lynam
Moorehead Bros. & Tagg
South
Omaha
Republican
W. B. Tagg
Palette Dome Exploited On Anderson Ranch Becomes Local Spotlight
The Palette dome on the Anderson ranch twenty five miles up the Grey Bull from Meetoerse draws attention as a fine camp rises. Drillers are at work with tower and equipment, led by Basin men Schuyler Barrett and Doll Clark.
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Palette
Anderson Ranch
Greybull
Meetoerse
Schuyler Barrett
Doll Clark
Parlor Bolshevism and the Educated Revolt
A critique of Bolshevism tracing its roots to two groups the over educated theorist and the under educated soapboxer. The piece lauds the middle class as taxpayers who read think and work and condemns a Harvard graduated son of a professor for bolshevik ideas and language. It suggests real labor solves ideological confusion.
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Boston
Harvard
Opn
Wartime pledge in a Marine’s love letter home
A letter from Slick Lawrence, brother of Hazel V. Lawrence, shows a U.S. Marine in the 3rd U.S. regiment stationed at Tours France promising to return home by nineteen twenty four. He speaks of peace in Europe and hopes to visit with long white whiskers, while acknowledging the next war.
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Slick” Lawrence
Hazel V. Lawrnce
District Court
Lawrence
11Th Regiment
U. SS. Marines
Tours
France
Europe
Caroas
Treasury official denies Siberia mission cost and loans
Basil Miles of the State Department testified before the House committee that claims of a $100 million Root mission to Siberia are false. He said about $60,000 was allocated for the trip and no further funds or a $6 million loan to Kolchak were approved. Dr Mo H Smith and Henry Ar Meng departed Tuesday for Denver for Big Horn Journal duties.
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Washington
Siberia
Basil Miles
House Committee On
State Department
United States
Kolchak
Lso
Mo H. Smith
Henry Armeling
Tuesaday
Denver
Big Horn
Joanal
The Shepherd of the Hills on Screen in Missouri
The Ozark tale The Shepherd of the Hills by Harold Bell Wright is brought to the Rex theater for Friday and Saturday showings Aug 8 and 9 with a Saturday matinee. It portrays rugged mountaineers and southwest Missouri scenery in a mystery drama adapted for film.
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Ozark Mountains
United States
Harold Bell Wright
Wright
Missouri
Rex Theatre
Canning Demonstrations At Shell School House
Two canning demonstrations were held Tuesday afternoon at the Shell school house. Basin team members Grace Warren Nina Peavler and Miss Jones with Mr Brown and Mrs Kinder demonstrated canning plums and beans. Beaver Creek club led by Louise Austin Moselle Austin Edith Williams and Ruby Stearns also demonstrated and impressed as county championship contenders. Guests joined a creekside picnic after the event.
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Shell School House
Basin
Grace Warren
Nina Peavler
Miss Jones
Brown
Kinder
Beaver Crek
Louise
Moselle Austin
Edith Williams
Ruby Stearns
Austin
Sadie Borner
Jane Howe
Beaver Creek Club
Farmers Hope for 30 Percent Sugar Increase This Season
The American Beet Sugar Co. forecasts a 30 percent rise in sugar production despite adverse California weather. Expanding beet land value from 100 to 250 500 dollars per acre benefits farmers by boosting crop markets and land values. Al Siler and wife of Himes visited Basin on Wednesday.
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The
American Beet Sugar Co
California
al Siler
Himes
Otto State Bank incorporates in Otto Wyoming
Notice of incorporation for Otto State Bank details name, objects, capital stock of ten thousand dollars, five directors for first year, principal office in Otto Big Horn County, agent John K Burnham. The bank will operate for fifty years from March 8 1919.
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Otto State Bank
Otto
Wyoming
W. B. Snyder R
L. Katzenbach
Thomas L. Kitchen
W. W. Murphy
F. A. Little
Big Horn County
John K. Burnham
Wyomine
Big Horn county fair set to rise again after war year push
Senator Williams headlines a local push urging community support for the Big Horn county fair. The letter thanks business leaders from Greybull Lovell and Cowley for backing the premium catalog and prize donations. It notes towns like Denver Manderson Hyattville and Burlington will contribute, while urging preparations for the September event and a bustling crowd.
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Fair ‘Board
Greybull
Big Horn County
Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn
Lovell
Cowley
Denver
Manderson
Loren Gray
Kane
Himes
Nate Paddock
Raymond Matthews
Link Diehl
Hyattville
Paint Rock
Emblem
Liberty
Mike
Casper Wins Yesterday in Basin Baseball Clash
The Casperball team defeated Greybull 9 to 5 yesterday in Casper's ballpark. Bowlers Maples and Abrogast led Casper, with Greybull's Jackson and Weinert on the mound. Following innings showed Casper’s late surge. Greybull faces Thermopolis on Sunday with a special train departing at 6 30 a m.
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Greybull
Casper
Jackson and
Weinert
Casper Maples
Abrogast
iCasper
Thermopolis
Basin County Fair Preparation Urges Town Unity
The Basin Chamber of Commerce calls on Basin residents to promote the county fair as the biggest event of the year. It urges planning for visitors to sleep and rest, to provide meals at reasonable prices, and to showcase Basin’s clean grounds as Wyoming’s most successful fair venue.
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Greybull
Basin
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Information
Wyoming
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Anti-Saloon League of America
Shepherd OF the Hills
Otlo State
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W. H. May
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Mgr
Clipper
Senator Williams
Mississippi
League of Nations
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Geo. W. Halls
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