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The Basin Republican is printed as a second class matter dated June 30, 1905, at Basin Wyoming, filed under the Act of March 8 1879.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
4
Basin Band Concert Sparks Promenade Plan
Local Basin band boys played on courthouse steps to a light turnout. The writer proposes a traveling portable band stand to rotate through business corners on successive nights, allowing shopping and music to attract crowds and boost merchants.
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Court House
Steps
Basin Band Boys
Basin Band
Wonderful Vote Sets Wyoming Republican Pace
The Basin Republican salutes readers after the August 24 primaries praising strong Republican turnout and the ticket chosen. It urges continued support for state and county candidates to guide the nation and aid in defeating the Hun.
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Basin Republican
Wyoming
Local Clerk Nomination Discussed Amid Campaign Persuasion
The Lovell Chronicle notes Mrs. Zela Murphy’s county clerk nomination after friends’ persuasion while predicting Miss Scott will win the GOP nomination. The article also reports over 100 I W W members found guilty of conspiracy to discourage the war program in a Chicago federal court trial ongoing since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lovell Chronicle
Zela Murphy
Chicago
I W W Thwarted at Py Depot Robbery Trial
Sheriff Wickwire and James Plaer assisted in a late night depot burglary case where two suspects were captured and a third prisoner remained missing. Judge Landis presided, delivering an unbiased charge as jurors deliberated about an hour on the I W W group. The article notes tea as the booty and questions Pizer’s late night presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Wickwire
James Plaer
Wickwire
Piper
Wick
Piger
Japan
James Pizer
Zane and Gingrich Return From Park Trip
Mr and Mrs L A Zane and Mr and Mrs C M Gingrich returned to Basin this week after a delightful trip through the park.
Home Guards call for Friday drill roll call
Over 50 members of the local home guards answered roll call last Friday night. Regular drill engaged the group, who are keen on their duties. Tonight’s drill is set for the school house hill at 7 50 p m with all members urged to attend.
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School House Hill
Hime Family Returns From Park Trip In Fine Weather
From Park H H Hime wife and son returned Thursday after one of their finest trips of the year weather and roads were excellent, marking a pleasant outing for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hime
Flag Pole Dominates Street View Near Courthouse
A municipal flag pole stands in the middle of the street near the courthouse approach. Rising to seventy feet, the pole when unfurled makes the Stars and Stripes visible for miles, drawing attention from the surrounding area.
Haba Contract Accepted for Quadrangle Well
Carl E. Cameron and associates of Missoula Montana accepted Scotty Mills' drilling contract for the Quadrangle well and ordered the casings pulled from the well last Saturday.
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Carl E. Cameron
Missoula, Mont
Scotty Mills
Quadrangle
Seattle Police Officer Visits Sister in Basin Community
Rolla Peay formerly of Basin now residing in Seattle Washington visits his sister Mrs Ed Parshall. Peay is a member of the Seattle police department.
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Rolla Peay
Basin
Seattle, Wash
Ed Parshall
Peay
Seattle
Home Guard Mobilizes Wyoming Troops At Thermopolis
Maj. Geo. M. Sliney commander of the Wyoming state guard mustered in on August 15 fifty six men at Thermopolis for their home guard unit.
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Geo. M. Sliney
Wyoming State Guard
Thermopolis
Soldier’s Mother Receives Card on France Arrival
Mrs. E W Gregory received a private soldier’s mailing card from France confirming her son Private Lester A Gregory has arrived safely in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Gregory
France
Lester A.gregory
Sage chicken chase ends with return claim
Four individuals Drew Prugh Harry Wise Billie May and A B Martin pursued sage chickens recently and returned home. A marriage license issued Thursday at the county clerk's office lists J Stanley McCarty of Denver and Mildred Cook of Lovell as the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Prugh
Harry Wise
Billie May
A. B. Martin
County Clerk’s Office
J. Stanley McCarty
Denver
Mildred Cook
Lovell
Promoted to Sergeant and Instructor at Logan Utah
A late letter from Robert Wilcock announces his promotion to sergeant and appointment as instructor of the mechanical department at Logan Utah.
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Robert Wilcock
Logan
Utah
Glenns Welcome a Baby Boy in South Bench
WEW ARRIVAL born to Mr and Mrs William H Glenn of South bench a boy Both mother and baby are coming along nicely Mr and Mrs A H Griffin and the mother of Mr Griffin Mrs Mary A Griffin with Harry Davis motored here today from Greybull Pares Republican for job printing
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William H. Glenn
South Bench
A. H. Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Mary A. Griffin
Harry Davis
Greybull
General Pershing Photos for Warren Show Frontline Resolve
General Pershing had a formal photograph taken in uniform for Senator Francis E. Warren and his wife. The image is meant to prove his fine physical condition as he faces the new German offensive. He told Warren he believes the war must be won and that serving at the front allows him to do his best.
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Francis E. Warren
Warren
Mrs Sam W Jones Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Sam W Jones mother of Rev R M Jones pastor of the M E church of Basin returned to Mt Vernon Illinois Monday after a lovely visit with the Rev Jones family and friends.
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Sam. W. Jones
R. M. Jones
M. E. Church of
Basin
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Reverend Newport to undergo morning operation at Basin hospital
The Rev. M. F. Newport, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will be operated on this morning by Dr. C. E. Harris at Basin hospital. The procedure is delicate but expected not to impair the clergyman in any way.
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M. F. Newport
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Harris
Basin Hospital
Newport Rev Tifa Entering Army Chaplain Service
The Rev Newport Tifa plans to join the army chaplaincy soon. His intention to serve as a chaplain reflects a commitment to religious support for soldiers.
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Tifa
Newport
Chamber of Commerce considers road funding and ads
The chamber discusses a printing pamphlet contract and donor thanks to Mr Frisby, rejects a Thermopolis ball game plan, and forms committees on highway improvements and tourist traffic to Cody. A Garden club group may sell vegetables to tourists at the camp ground. Rev. Jones seeks an ad in the Conference minutes.
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Roverit Wo
Ana
Inatvuciad
Frisby
Thermopolis
Coons
Bureau of Plant Industry
Taylor
Nason
Cody
Yellowstone Highway
Montgomery
Wise
Mr. West
Methodists Confer Ad Drafts At Annual Meeting
At the annual Methodist conference the discussion focused on drafting an advertisement and submitting it to the secretary. After addressing this item, there was no other business and the meeting adjourned.
Carnival Spirit Names and Committee Heads
A list details carnival roles and chairmen including T. S. Armstrong as chairman and numerous volunteers for stalls, balloons, punch boards, electric lights, tent attractions, rest rooms, sign committee, star attractions, and other festival duties. Multiple named individuals with responsibilities across attractions indicate a coordinated community event.
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W. B. Hartigan
D. T. Hand
A. McMahon
M. F. Newport
C. Wardlaw
Jas. F. Ewers
T. K. Bishop
J. C. Stewart
C. H. Dean
Tern Star Attractions
L. A. Zane
J. P. Arnott
D. EB. Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. P. Anderson
Billings Advertising Company
Billings
Montana
Landis
Through Park
Home Guards
Haba
Bob Wilcock
Pares Republican
General Pershing
Chamber OF Commerce
T. S. Armstrong
Mrs. R. R. Denny
Lucille Coons
Barkers
Frank ST. Rue
Dan Trogers
W H. Pauley
Armstrong
Adelaide Newport
Gladys Scott
Fiva Burroughs
Marjorie Coons
Wilma Sheveard
Vivian Brown
Gwen Brown
Katherine Arnett
Dorothy Zaring
Margaret Neilson
Florence Gilson
Myrna May
A. Leavitt
Gladys Smith
Miss Agee
Mabel Lown
Carrie Judkins
Phyllis Lewis
Frank A. Wise
F. F. Bristow
M. H. Smith
W. J. Jones
F. A. Wise
Carrie Lester
R. P. Pearson
T. J. Jones
M. Barnes
G. J. Schenk
J. R. Morrison
Fred Frisby
Carl Wilson
R. J.o'malley
Jas. H. Montgomery
Jessie Wardlaw
Katherine Snow
Clayton Whitmore
H.S. Kelley
C. A. Leavitt
Glenn Kissinger
J. M. Smith
C. M.gingrich
C. H. Fitzpatrick
United States
Big Horn County
WAR Savings Stamps
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