Basin Basin Basin Second Class Post Notice
Basin Republican notes its posting status as a second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office as of June 30 1905 under the 1879 acts.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
4
Basin Republican notes its posting status as a second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office as of June 30 1905 under the 1879 acts.
The Official Paper of Big Horn County announces Basin town officials support aligning with the county publication to streamline notices. The move aims to improve public record access and ensure consistent legal advertising across jurisdictions.
Joseph H NeVille for County Clerk William D Jones for Sheriff B F Wickwire for Treasurer Marie V Rhodes for County Attorney Frank A Little for Assessor J B Atherly for Clerk of District Court John L Landfall for Surveyor G J Schenk for County Commissioner 4 yr term T W Olney for County Commissioner 2 yr term C A Welch for Coroner M H Smith
The article notes a Republican primary with about one third turnout and states the party will support the ticket in November. It praises the candidates as competent to run county offices and urges voters to endorse them at the polls. The publication stresses equal opportunity for all candidates and nonpartisan stance during the primary.
The dispatch notes Governor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, praising Tennessee for passing woman suffrage. He frames the move as saving civilization and pledges to appeal to women to back his League of Nations plank, echoing 1916 wartime rhetoric.
The Republican notes its editorial staff took a four day trip to the Big Horn mountains last week, apologizing for missing local items and promising a fuller paper next week.
The Billings Gazette notes Franklin D Roosevelt's remarks that progressives and independents rally to the Cox standard while no Democrats back Harding. Words about supplying Basin with Democrat names, a lifelong Democrat seeking a Harding button, and another requesting a Republican ballot highlight local party loyalties.
The Cox newspaper denounces the League of Nations covenant praising the Kaiser era and Lusitania murder as it argues Reed supports the Democratic ticket while Wilson cannot. It questions W H Fowler's qualifications as a congressman and warns of looming financial issues to be solved by Congress.
The Midland Empire Fair grows into a hub for the Four Hundred in Hogdom with the Polk Land China State Futurity and the Duroe Jersey District Futurity. Entries promise high grade hogs, large size, and diverse, top quality stock. Experts will present exhibit points benefiting hog breeders.
County warrants to and including No 7335 are hereby called for payment. Interest ceases February 14 1820.
A reminiscence on Patti the diva famed for beauty charm and power over crowds. The writer recalls her youth Covent Garden debut at Ascot days St Petersburg stage roses diamonds and pearls and a warm heart toward friends including William Ganz and his wig theater.
The Midland Empire Fair in Billings will run September 21 24 with special rates of fare and a half from all points in the territory. Auto travelers have access to camp facilities at the fair grounds and the Municipal Tourist camp opened this summer to host visitors.
A collage of wartime notes reports a Scots classroom joke on division of marbles and cites a British white paper showing 1.2 million more women in paid work by 1918. April 1918 figures list 701,000 munitions and 774,000 other government roles, with agriculture workers rising from 80,000 in 1914 to 113,000 in 1918.
The ad urges using more printing and faithful representation to win clients. It promotes economical Hammermill Bond paper and high quality printing services to save money and grow patronage, inviting a trial.
The piece criticizes Secretary of State Colby for pledging to use all available means to defend Poland's territorial integrity, arguing the stance mirrors Wilson era entanglements and risks a new war. It warns Congress and voters will repudiate such league driven policy and warns of mass military conscription if followed.
The document itemizes county and city officials led by Sheriff B F Wickwire and Assessor T J Jonoa with roles including County Clerk Zela Murphy County Attorney F A Little and District Court Clerk Johna L Landfatr Also listed are Judge Percy W Mets Superintendent Mrs Bertha K Van Devender and Treasurer Matie V Rhodes among other officials.
Basin City announces its local government lineup including Mayor R B Weat. Councilmen R R Denny A B Martin R R Ferrie A B Moore. Clerk and Marshal Edgar L Beard. Treasurer Lola B Gingrich. Official Paper Basin Republican.
A call is issued for the Republican State Central Committee of Wyoming to meet at the Cheyenne headquarters on September 6, 1920 at 2 PM. The purpose is to elect a Chairman and Secretary, fill vacancies, elect committees, and conduct other business. County chairmen not also State Committeemen are urged to attend.
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