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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1917

Page

5

Basin Wyoming Council Proceedings Aug 6 1917

Basin town council met at 7:30 pm with Mayor Sullivan and four councilmen present. They approved July minutes, ordered sidewalks on Fourth Street, authorized a warranty deed to Lot 6 Mount View cemetery, discussed forming Home Guards, granted fair concessions, and approved multiple staff salaries and municipal expenditures.

Basin Wyo E. J. Sullivan Wm. Gibson F. M. Hime Homer T. Lamb W. H. Pauley Fourth Street E Streets Mount View Cemetery Zela Murphy M. H. Smith Robert Pearson Boyd V. Osborn County Fair Board Big Horn County

City Council Adopts Adjournment for Aug 13 Meeting

The record lists payments to suppliers and individuals including W E Dragoo coal and Johnson Pease Co supplies. The council adjourned to reconvene on Monday Aug 13 at 8 o clock p m, with E J Sullivan as mayor and Jas F Ewers as clerk, authority and seal noted.

W. KE. Dragoo Johnson-Pease Co Newnen Sawcca W. E. Dragoo Creek Coal Co Metropolitan Pharmacy Onan Os Ae Clara F. Collins T. M. McCoy W. H. Pauley Clyde W. Atherly Harry Bailey J. Craig Co Jas

Meeteetse Volunteers Thinned As Army Draft Cuts Company K

Meeteetse Wyoming sent a large share of its volunteers to the war effort leaving a shortage in crops. Officials decided to reduce Company K from about 180 to the authorized 150 soldiers. Roughly thirty farmers’ sons affected by the cut were among those serving locally in the Wyoming guards and other branches.

United States Meeteetse Wyoming Guards Greybull Valley Uncle Sam Company K

Local soldiers to be sent home from Wyoming camp

Meeteetse News reports most of the company will be weeded out at Cheyenne with about ten men returned to Meeteetse and twenty to Cody Greybull and Burlington areas. Elmer Dodge arrived home yesterday and was excused as a farmer.

Meeteetse Cody Greybull Burlington Cheyenne Elmer Dodge

Direct sugar quotes to U S army foreseen

Great Western Sugar plans to reenter the market and quote directly to the quartermaster corps. The government quotes will match those given to jobbers. The company aims to resume direct dealings around September 10 to 15, before the fall sugar campaign begins.

United States Great Western Sugar Company Quartermaster Corps United States Army Sugar Company

Gladys Vonberg Undergoes Appen dectomy at Basin Hospital

Gladys Vonberg was operated on for appendicitis at Basin hospital Wednesday evening. The patient is improving, though the condition was serious. The appendix ruptured during removal but infection did not spread.

Gladys Vonberg Basin Hospital

Sympathizer Arrested In Disloyal Remarks Case

A man who praised the Kaiser and his warfare was captured Monday evening in a disloyal remarks drag net and brought before His Honor Judge Harding on Tuesday for hearing.

Harding

American man jailed for sympathies against war effort

The man named Joe Strong, an American who said he believed the Kaiser was right, was fined fifty dollars plus costs for a recent offense but could not pay. He was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Fisher and sent to Basin, to await federal authorities. He had worked the past week at Earl Lancaster’s tailor shop in the Alamo hotel, and Marshall Latham warned German sympathizers to stay discreet.

Fisher Basin Joe Strong Kaiser Earl Lancaster Alamo Hotel Marshal Latham Greybull Sandard

Open the Oil Lands and the Oil Supply Crisis

The piece argues tying up western oil fields risks national danger and private operators. California crude output nears 60 000 barrels daily while 1916 storage fell from 66 million to 40 million gallons.

California Southern Pacific

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