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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
8
Town residents report many visitors from Burlington Meeteetse Emblem and Otto. Notables include Henry Jordan and George Maller visiting this week while Tilton and Anderson families plan trips through the park. Lost watch notices and business activities mix with shop ads and Sage Hen season opening.
The beet sugar industry supplies about one third of U S sweeteners and supported fair prices during wartime. Critics demand free raw sugar imports and questions arise about expanding beet production requiring millions more acres. the piece challenges readers to defend national self sufficiency and the backbone role of this industry in western agriculture.
M W Watson of the Louis Distributing Co Powell visited here to review the local potato situation with agent Wendell Calhoun. He said yields are well above expectations with Shipman and Hoffman ranches outstanding and the company plans plant expansion at Cowley and a first class cash market for top grade potatoes nationally.
Washington moves to separate interpretive reservations from ratification in the League of Nations talks. Senate Republicans resist, insisting reservations must be in the ratification itself. Senator Pittman submits a compromise resolution reflecting four reservations. Also notes local school opening September 1 with early dismissal September 8 for the fair.
A town issue warns residents not to interfere with water infrastructure and to keep ditches clear. The page advertises Chamberlain remedies and an August store opening in Greybull, plus livestock for sale in Lovell and Manderson and a testimonial from a Dupuyer hotelier. The Republican is the official paper.
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