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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
8
Uncle Ted recounts Cal Coolidge’s career from Hampshire county clerk to governor and congress leader. He notes Coolidge’s simple Northampton home life, two musician sons, plain speaking style, and epigrams. The piece also mentions Coolidge’s reluctance to seek the presidency and 1919 honorary law degrees.
The article reports Liberty bonds totaling about 14.38 billion outstanding as of May 31 1920 with a current sale value near 13.269 billion, a loss to bondholders of about 2.115 billion. It argues for refunding into serial bonds to avoid further cost and restore par value when rates rise, citing Senator Harding and prior proposals by John W Weeks.
The Office Boy recounts a fishing trip and mirrors 1920s politics with jokes about Franklin D. Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Billings discourse. He riffs on the Hayes era, race violence claims, and party slogans while noting March 4th political shifts and wartime profiteering rumors.
Our campaign will start on or about the end of October and continue about 100 days. All wishing employment may address O. C. Swan superintendent Wyoming Sugar Company Worland Wyoming. Aug. 13 Sept. 34 County warrants to and including No. 7386 are called for payment. Interest ceases February 14, 1920. Marle V Rhodea County Treasurer.
In the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming the estate of Floyd H Whitmore deceased is under probate No 492. Ma Whitmore administrator has filed a final account and petition for distribution with the Basin Wyoming clerk. Creditors and interested parties may view the account and object within thirty days after September 5 1920. If no objections are filed the administrator will proceed to final settlement. First published August 18 1920. Last publication September 4 1920.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold regular service next Sunday at 10 p.m. Mrs. Maggie J. Armott is superintendent.
Judgment rendered July 23, 1920 in District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming in favor of Basin State Bank against Shoshone. Public sale action follows as per court notice with unspecified terms and date.
Notices of sale outline judgment amount 16796 86 and mortgage foreclosure. Sheriff B F Wickwire will auction on September 4 1920 at 2 pm at Basin Court House to settle all Shoshone River Canal Company interests in water rights contracts ditches and lands in Big Horn County Wyoming with proceeds distributed per judgment. First published July 30 1920. Last published Sept 3 1920.
The speaker questions political labels while asserting annual local taxes exceed six thousand dollars, arguing the stance is not Bolshevik. The remark contrasts ideological refrains with fiscal reality in a local civic context.
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