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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
E N Hurley of the U S Shipping Board argues for adoption of American wage and living standards for seamen to make U S ships competitive globally. He warns that leveling wages worldwide could disrupt domestic industries and tariff needs, and notes risks if other nations keep lower costs.
The proposed reconstruction committee should comprise Senate and House members rather than presidential appointees. It can only issue recommendations, with Congress responsible for enacting legislation if merit is shown. Investigations by lawmakers ensure presentations on the floor, avoiding idle reports by outsiders.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the Middle West backed Republican policies in 1014 while wary of radicalism. It cites experiences with price controls on wheat, cotton markets, railroad nationalization, and postal control of telephones as factors shaping domestic policy views and cautious regional conservatism.
State of Wyoming attachment notice directs John M. Klein to appear before Justice J. R. Bonwell on December 27 1918 to contest a writ securing an $75 debt to Aug Lissa Sr. Also announces December 24 1915 sale of a Fullman No 2 four passenger automobile at Basin Wyoming by Lee Auto-Motive Company.
Editorial condemns Washington obstruction to oil land leasing and federal ownership plans. It argues that delays harm Western producers and national oil supply, urging American initiative and capital to unlock oil resources despite conservationist opposition.
Basin Wyoming council met December 2 1918 with four members present. They approved minutes from November and filed the Hartford Steam Boiler report. Numerous bills were audited, approved and warrants issued covering supplies, salaries, street lighting and pumping services among others. Adjournment followed with William Gibson as president of council and James F. Ewers as town clerk.
Notice is given that Tas man Mountain Oil & Gas Company filed articles of incorporation in Wyoming on December 2 1915 to lease buy sell own and develop oil and gas lands and to build pipelines refineries and related facilities The four-director board for the first year includes C Webster Cicero Avent nh L Preator George S Maller and Henry Griffin with Burlington Big Horn county Wyoming as the business base C Webster resident agent in charge dated December 4 1918 at Burlington C Webster Resident Agent di-20 ae FRITZ BROS Rairden Wyoming Cattle branded on left hip and ear marks Hold and notify Frits
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