Basin Basin Basin Second Class Matter Notice
Basin Republican lists the paper as second class matter at the Basin Wyoming post office, filed June 30 1905 under the March 3 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
4
Basin Republican lists the paper as second class matter at the Basin Wyoming post office, filed June 30 1905 under the March 3 1879 act.
Farmers in the Big Horn Basin seek a business like marketing organization to standardize grades and stabilize prices. They argue organized marketing, modeled on packing houses, would prevent price slumps and raise market efficiency for all farm products benefiting producers more than consumers.
The piece urges families to inventory expenses and cut maintenance costs now. It recommends starting a savings account and saving weekly, noting that next year each dollar saved will have the purchasing power of two in the current period. It promotes prudent banking and disciplined spending.
The text argues that the next full readjustment of national conditions will arrive with stabilized business conditions and that individuals who have savings accounts will be better prepared for the changes than those who do not.
An unofficial committee in Washington hears testimony on Ireland without government sponsorship. Created by Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, the group aims to publicize southern Irish causes with prominent Irish figures likely to testify. Mrs. MacSweeney is expected. the British embassy declined representation.
A.C. Foster of Bankers Trust Denver urges the public to practice economy, workers to boost efficiency, and merchants to avoid borrowing or speculative buying. He predicts more labor and slower declines in prices and interest next year, affirming America's wealth and ability to solve future problems.
Flagstaff Coal Co offers good clean screened coal by the ton in Basin 9 with orders to be left at Thompson Ltr Co. The Town & Country Electric Co delivers an electric washer to G H Stearns of Emblem, likely the first electric washer for farm use in the area. A Rex showing of Once to Every Woman starring Dorothy Phillips is set for December 16 17.
In Basin last Saturday the Manderson girls beat rivals 20 to 10 and the Manderson boys won 16 to 8 in the new gymnasium. Town residents cheered the teams and hope for a successful season ahead.
The Presbyterian Church holds services in the public library with a 10 am Bible school and 11 am worship including the Lord's Supper. Pastor Rev. Leon A. Losey leads. Rex theater plans new Zane Gray film and Dorothy Phillips screening December 16 17. James E. Linn becomes barber at O K shop with family in Cook apartments. R J Extra paints theater curtain signs in Hyattville. Methodist ladies aid sells aprons and bake December 4 at Eppelsheimer Abbott Pharmacy. O K barber shop offers enhanced children's hair cuts.
F F Bristow of the Greybull Standard told residents in town Tuesday evening that Mrs Bristow had sufficiently recovered to be up and around and was gaining strength, a note of good news for her many friends in Greybull.
M. E Church lists Sunday school at 1 a.m. church arrives at 11 o clock morning and 7 90 in the evening. Special music at morning service. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. Edward Bowling, Minister. Barber shop ad offers first class work by O K barber shop Fred House proprietor.
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