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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
7
High School library now established with librarians for each period. Rules: no book removal without a librarian. Fines for overtime vary by book type, up to one day for reference, two weeks for classics and fiction. Delinquents must pay fines before more books may be withdrawn. Students may borrow multiple volumes but should avoid monopolizing sources. The library is not a place to loaf.
Two literary societies met Tuesday and chose officers for the year. Freda Connor is president, Dalton Wheeler secretary, Vernilla Evans treasurer. Grace Bilis president, Mary Fox vice president, Vernon Beall secretary treasurer. A Christmas program is set for December 22 in the new auditorium. The two sections will choose names this week.
Christmas Vacation School closes Friday afternoon December 22 for the holidays and will reopen January 2 with renewed pep after the break.
Free tickets to the Buffalo Bill serial were won by Juanita Plaster and Orson Tolman earned a merit comp. The student body gathered for yell practice as basketball and football enthusiasm grew. Basin High expects a strong winning season and plans a season opener at Basin with Basin High's teams ready to battle.
On Monday evening Miss Caldwell, the girls basketball coach, held her first practice call appealing to about twenty girls who responded.
On Tuesday evening Coach Sharrar held basketball practice with thirteen candidates reporting. Several veterans are unavailable but a winning team is expected from the nucleus. In the coming days Physical Culture will be required for Basin students under Coach Sharrar, including all boys and girls not on the basketball squad. Parents are expected to welcome the health program.
For two successive years the local high school sent teams to the state tourney. The team earned notable exposure and advertisement for the school. Last year’s squad established a landmark two period overtime at the state event, a point of pride for Basin community circles.
Basin High plans multiple trips this season and aims to compete with top teams at statewide events. The school seeks help to improve speed and invites students to attend practices and support the squad.
Charles A. Randall of Newman Grove banker and farmer wins the Nebraska railway commissioner post with a record majority over 80 000. He vows investigations into telephone rates and skip stop streetcar policy, pledging to curb corporate overcharges and push for a square deal for people. He is an independent progressive aligned with Roosevelt era reforms and has served in the state legislature and supported direct primary.
The Republican Publicity Association, via its president Hon. Jonathan Burne Jr., declares radicalism is not constructive but destructive, asserting it has never achieved major national or economic milestones such as clearing farms, building railroads, launching fleets, developing mines, or powering industry.
Clemenceau's trip may aid France if he accurately gauges U S audiences and editorials. He could convey that Washington will not aid in enforcing the Versailles treaty or in major policy moves such as Near East policy loans to Germany or debt cancellations, shaping French expectations.
The Frat National Bank of Basin Wyoming files a petition in Big Horn County District Court on December 1, 1922 seeking partition of lots 10 11 and 12 Block 3 Meklem addition Basin Wyoming. Thomas Whitaker last住所 Deadwood SD is notified.
Widespread belief exists that while farm finances are unsatisfactory, obstacles to profitable production can be overcome. Over terms of years, pessimism is unwarranted as growers anticipate a normal beet average next season.
Court petition seeks a lien on the defendant's interest in property for rents and profits from May 7 1921 and a judgment of 1177 dollars. Receiver R J Ferris appointed to collect rents and manage the property. Defendant warned to answer by January 27 1923. filings dated December 1 1922 with publications through January 12 1923.
Jennie Blakesley and Orviss Blakesley mortgaged property to Fiat National Bank for 800 dollars at 10 percent. Adrian State Savings Bank now owns the note and mortgage. Defaulted, sale to be held December 28, 1922 at Basin Court House front door for cash to satisfy the debt with costs.
Temple Lodge No 20 meets on the second and fourth Wednesday. Eastern Star meets in Fraternity Hall on the second and fourth Monday. Basin Lodge No 35 meets every Tuesday evening. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 36 meets on the first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No 6536 M W & meets second and fourth Thursdays. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp No 36 meets first and third Thursday each month in Fraternity Hall.
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