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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
7
Church services notice for St Andrew's Episcopal details Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. with the subject Partnership with Christ In the Great Venture. Sunday school held at 10 a.m. led by Rev. A. H. F. Watkins.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Maggie J Arnot t, Supt.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist lists Sunday services at 11 am with the August 3 subject Love. Wednesday night testimonial meetings at 8 pm and a Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 am. Reading rooms in the rear open daily 3 to 5 pm except Sundays and legal holidays. all are invited to attend and visit.
The piece argues that U S government inaction under President Wilson and his appointees including Police Chief Major Raymond Pullman fuels Washington race riots. It criticizes soft responses to crime and cites Roosevelt and symbols like "speak softly and carry a big stick" as guidance.
Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey puts a resolution to the senate demanding information from the state department about recent reports of firing on the American consulate in San Jose Costa Rica and asks what protection steps have been taken.
The article discusses fragile ties with Costa Rica, noting early war talk with Germany, a harbor offer to the US Navy, and lack of public acknowledgment. It mentions Costa Rica not signing the peace treaty while neighbors Guatemala Nicaragua Honduras and Haiti did, and Sen Edge's inquiry resolution may clarify the situation.
The Board of County Commissioners orders the public to keep off the grounds and use the regular driveway when visiting the court house to maintain its condition. The Republican is noted as the official city land county newspaper.
The article notes Mexico hosts extraordinary oil wells, including a 120000 barrel daily stream from a long producing field, and Cerro Azul with a tested 310000 barrel capacity. Limited pipelines cap flows at 15000 barrels daily. It remarks on English and American investments and potential oil influence on international tensions.
Abstract of receipts and disbursements for Big Horn County Wyoming from Jan 4 to June 30 1919 under Section 1175 Compile Statutes 1910. Records show cash on hand 270691.73, diverse tax and license receipts, numerous disbursements including county bonds school bonds court costs and county maintenance expenses totaling 348757.50 with remaining available cash 51792.02 for general county purposes school and town uses.
Los Angeles hosts a mass meeting backing a national campaign against Bolshevism on educational lines. Business leaders urge fair wages to sustain production and keep workers at work, while avoiding excessive demands. Civic, commercial groups and organized labor rally against Bolshevik influence and support jobs for non union workers.
Washington July 29 The war department withheld millions of pounds of canned vegetables from public consumption prompting sharp remarks from lawmakers and others following the expenditures committee inquiry. Representative William A Rodenberg of Illinois called it a genuine scandal accusing the Democratic administration of hoarding staples and raising living costs.
A Basin Republican summary lists a bid deadline of August 6 1919 for county road improvements near Rauden with 3012 cubic yards of excavation and seven culverts. Also foreclosure notices detail a 1919 loan secured by real estate in Big Horn County with sale set for August 2 1919 and mortgagee Frank L. Cleveland.
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