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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
7
An article urges residents to compare prices but patronize local merchants in Basin and Greybull. It notes no dealer has saved a decade of wealth, stresses merchants' community role, taxes paid, school support, and warns against broad condemnation without knowing them.
County Agent McDaniels promotes standardized Farm account books for 25 cents to track yearly progress and recommends a crop rotation plan to build soil and maximize returns. Manderson and Rairden districts plan a December Community Day with county and state Farm Bureau speakers, including Oliver Hower and possibly President Herrick, to share experiences from the Atlanta Convention. Residents of Manderson Rairden NoWood urged to attend with families. Poultry show in Big Horn County hosts entries from Lovell and local clubs to showcase birds and boost participation.
A literary piece speaks of Old Glory asking about America's future and hopes. It ponders dawns, fortunes, and divine guidance as the nation faces dim days ahead and dreams for a brighter morrow.
A historical poem by Thomas Elmore Lucey proclaims America’s enduring spirit. It links national struggle to identity, honoring Washingtons Lincolns Roosevelts and the living guards who defend freedom from sea to sea. The verse urges readers to face the future boldly and keep faith with patriotic sacrifice.
Mr Gompers commends the Red Cross for its nationwide response to misfortune and disaster. He lauds its heroism in war and peacetime, noting it aids working people through relief, aid, and fire prevention measures.
The county notes that small items like this show mark the beginning of better things for the local poultry industry and will encourage closer culling. This optimistic view frames the event as a catalyst for future improvements.
Cheyenne Wyoming November 29 independents in Salt Creek field expect a new Illinois Pipeline Company line to Casper next spring. The plan envisions a common carrier pipeline from Salt Creek to Casper with crude sold there or shipped nationwide, challenging Midwest Refining’s current monopoly. The Illinois firm, a Standard Oil subsidiary, would raise competition among refiners and transport options and give independents an outlet beyond the Casper line. Earl Colley and Inez Irwin of Casper visited relatives in the area for Thanksgiving and returned to Casper midweek.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, praised the American Red Cross as a great organization of unselfish service and urged universal support in Chicago on November 27. He called for widespread backing of the Red Cross efforts.
The Big Horn County Commissioners held a special session November 28 and 29 1921 with Chairman John Weintzs and members Welsh and Glay. They conferred on the Basio Burlington road with a State Highway and Basin Commercial Club committee and transacted routine road business. The meeting adjourned to December 6 1921. Zela Murphy county clerk certified the record as a true abstract.
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