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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
Portland records 1920 21 show 13 6665 automobile accidents with 1 351 or 9 9 percent involving skidding. 48 percent of skidding caused by carelessness 14 by speeding 2 by cutting in 36 unknown. Asphalt pavements see 72 percent of skidding, other surfaces 28 percent. Rainfall high yet skidding not confined to asphalt.
Heavy Utah and southern Idaho rains raise sugar beet prospects while Colorado yields look strong. The article argues for tariffs to protect American beet sugar, ensuring domestic supply and guarding against foreign competition and cheap labor.
Leland Inscho of Basin Wyoming announces candidacy for county engineer on the Republican ticket. He asks the voters of the county for their support in the upcoming election.
A Republican candidate in Big Horn County clarifies that he does not support county division. He notes limited campaign access with voters and asserts his aim to curtail expenses, stating there is no current desire for division in the north end and no need for it now.
On August 14 1922 at 3 PM I will sell at my home one witch shoes coat shirt and other personal belongings to satisfy a hotel bill against Gunner H Brade for 54 dollars and costs. Read the advertisements.
The County Board met in regular session August 1 2 3 4 with John Weinitz chairing and Charles Welch T W Olney as members. Bills allowed totaled numerous entries including deputies clerks treasurer attorney surveyor assessor sheriff and other county offices with payments ranging around 20 to 404 dollars and several line items for printing and supplies.
Official abstract confirms the Board of County Commissioners concluded its regular session held August 1 to 4 in 1922. County Clerk Ishalzh Murphy and deputy Wilmy Skoveard attest by their signatures and seal on August 17, 1922.
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