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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
5
Visitors from Hyattsville Brooklyn and Laramie travel to Yellowstone and Basin. Local projects include completion of the new Methodist church brickwork and roof. Hime and partners plan a park trip. County commissioners discuss jail strengthening as Blakesleys and Wimers visit for irrigation and wool transactions.
The piece defends Congress against mocking by critics and cites Stephen B. Ayres praising Senators Smoot of Utah and Borah of Idaho as capable, diligent lawmakers. It notes long sessions, no eight hour laws, and fourteen hour days as normal, urging public respect for representatives.
Public bid notice for fifteen $100 bonds of School District No. 6 Big Horn County Wyoming to finance a school building. Bonds due 10 years after issue with interest 6, bids due Sept 3 1921, sealed to clerk S. D. McKenner Basins Wyoming.
A fragmentary edit includes a demand that the US navy remain second to none in disarmament talks, an autoparts livery ad, a coal mine pitch, and a notice of sale of school bonds under Chapter 163 for School District. The readable lines mix unrelated items and public notices.
Orlo Sessions announces a mortgage foreclosure sale of seized property in Byron Wyoming. The sale lists forty head of sheep one grain drill one team of horses a mare a wagon and harness and other items with cash payment to the highest bidder. Sale date is August 6 1921 between 10 am and 4 pm at Byron Wyoming with the sheriff or clerk present. The debt total includes 641.25 plus 100 attorneys fees and costs.
Notice of dissolution shows special stockholders meeting on April 22 1921 in Casper Wyoming where unanimous stockholder vote ordered dissolution and charter surrender. All debts paid and secretary of state filing completed. Dated Cowley Wyoming June 1 1921 with seal. Williams president Herning secretary. jul5-al8
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