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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
12
Reports from Canonsburg Pittsburgh Seattle Uniontown Mount Pleasant and other cities indicate renewed activity and hiring in steel and iron works coal ovens and construction. Structural steel orders rise while unemployment eases as railroads raise forces and workers return to jobs nationwide.
The beet sugar industry distributes about 100 million dollars annually to farmers workers and supply houses supporting growing and processing. It is a major land developer and complements cattle farming. High priced labor contrasts with cane sugar producers abroad. The Denver Civic and Commercial Association with 4000 business members backs a two cent per pound tariff and opposes cutting the twenty percent Cuban preference to defend American beet sugar.
Big Horn County will accept bids from the lowest responsible bidder to place corrugated steel culverts on the Basin to Simon Skovgård farm road. Culverts include 3 fifteen inch, 4 eighteen inch, and 56 twenty four inch culverts. Plans and stations are available from the State Highway Engineer in Basin Wyoming. Bids due by 1 PM December 1921 and opened at 2 PM by County Commissioners. Culverts to be supplied in Basin. Right to reject any and all bids reserved. December 2 1921.
Basin schools announce the season opener at Manderson in the new gym with a 7 30 start on Saturday. Ms Nora Banner returns from Cody and Odie Gorrell may come back from Casper after his father's death. The Y M C A conference is planned for Greybull December 9 10 11 with many boys aiming to attend.
Senator Smoot condemns the current income tax for taxing active business people while exempting wealth, driving the rich to tax free bonds, burdening taxed properties, and hampering business growth. He warns workers lose jobs and the public bears higher living costs. Kansas City Times.
A Chicago dispatch reports Morgan J. O'Brien New York chairman of the American Committee thanks the Red Cross for its substantial and helpful cooperation in the spring relief drive for Ireland and extends best wishes as the annual Roll Call begins.
Notion is given that bidders place corrugated areal culverts on the new road between Otto and Burlington. Fifteen Inch culverts, eighteen inch culverts, twenty four inch culverts are required.
Horn County approves a contract for drainage work on the new road between Dorsey Creek and Simon Skovgard farm. Culverts sized 15, 18, and 24 inches will be installed. Work will be financed from a reserved fund and awarded to the lowest bidder.
Horn County will award contracts to the lowest bidder for culvert work including 11 three inch and 18 inch culverts, with details listing the specified pipe sizes and contractor obligations.
The document lists bridge details with spans at stations 23 320 337 375 424 524 928 and 1032 all to be wooden. Materials to be supplied at Basin by the County and bridges built per State Highway Engineer plans in Basin Wyoming where plans and specs are available.
Big Horn Canal Association files petition in district court seeking judgment against William Katter Merchants Loan Company Ernst F A Templin and C P Thurmond. Notices list last known residences in Billings Montana and Hamilton Montana with a November 14 1921 filing date.
A petition states a claim for a lien and foreclosure on 110 acres in Big Horn County Wyoming to cover sums due for yearly canal maintenance assessments with 12 percent interest from specified dates plus attorneys fees. The lands lie in townships 49 North range 92 west and include parts of sections 5 6 7 and 8. Defendants Merchant Loan Company Ernat F H Templin and C P Thurmond contest the claims, asserting interests inferior to the plaintiff. Answer by January 14.
Big Horn Canal Association sues in Big Horn County Wyoming with Charles P. Thurmond as plaintiff and D W Barly and Lou Bar ly as defendants. A sheriff sale of lands in sections 5 6 7 8 township 49 north range 92 west is set for December hth 1921 at Basin Court House to satisfy a $5818 judgment.
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