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Basin Republican 7 ad text shows subscription price two dollars per year in advance and Basin paper display costs per inch with a twenty five cent per line local rate.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
5
Basin Republican 7 ad text shows subscription price two dollars per year in advance and Basin paper display costs per inch with a twenty five cent per line local rate.
The piece argues the coal strike harms miners and the public, noting lost wages and economic strain. It urges miners to shed radicals, appeal to leadership for a square deal, and predicts public opinion will decide the outcome. It also mentions natural gas as a regional resource and criticizes wartime propaganda and gossip.
Private coal suppliers in Basin are urged to contact F. L. McNown about surplus coal to help Basin schools run through the Christmas vacation. Schools lack gas and enough coal, and local residents are asked to assist by supplying coal promptly.
Birds and a wild fig tree seed a Palmyra palm with a symbiotic fig graft. Seeds germinate on the palm, roots spread underground, and a fig bush envelops the lower stem while leaves rise above. The arrangement funds mutual shelter and support, forming a living composite plant. Separately, Japanese film censors cut kisses and embraces, altering 2144 photoplays and deleting 57 reels.
At Kelly Field an instructor planned a mock fight with cadets. A misfit cadet rode a circus squad and pretended fear during a spiraling ascent. The instructor braced to warn him, but the cadet waved and smiled until a safe landing was made.
The government plans reconstruction of the Cortex palace near Coyoacan to house relics from the Spapiah conquest. The attached chapel is to be kept in good condition as part of the project.
The account recalls Lieutenant Frank Luke youngest American ace famed for engaging ten German planes near Verdun where he claimed two kills and disabled the rest. He later shot three balloons, then descended to water but was killed by German fire after landing in a field near Murvaux. His burial occurred the next day in a village carted to its cemetery. Phoenix, Arizona, honors his memory. Captain Rickenbacker praised him as America’s leading ace.
The city of Bruges initiates a memorial to the Zeebrugge raid praising the sinking of blockships Intrepid and Iphigenia to block German submarines. The tribute honors the WindleTlve cruiser and its decisive role in enabling the operation, with the monument visible from the sea.
A merchant captain spots a dark object at sea and fears a torpedo. He waits as the object dives and reappears close to the hull, only to discover it is a large seal with a dirty yellow neck and whiskers, not an enemy submarine.
A quirky note from Popular Mechanics sketches roller skates designed with tank like bodies of light sheet metal. The idea blends wartime imagery with youth fashion as skaters face weight and handling concerns while imagining battlefield practicality.
The record lists Audrey C. Jordan's estate valued at 9000 dollars and W. W. Murphy's insured barn and contents at 2600 dollars. A loss is estimated near 4000 dollars while other local notices mention Basin cavalry duty and mobile auto livery services.
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