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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
9
The article notes Herbert Heever appointed view chairman for the second industrial conference convened by the president. It debates why a different candidate was not selected and emphasizes a focus on national interests over the near East.
Notice warns every automobile owner to obtain a 1919 license or face prosecution. License blanks are available at the sheriff’s office.
Uncle Ted tells Jack and Ruth about President Wilson's illness and the government’s drift. The cabinet cannot run the nation, Lansing acts alone, and Congress weighs railroad plans as turmoil nears war with Mexico.
A Washington report defends the special session of the 66th Congress, arguing it achieved more than the 65th, listing totals of public laws and resolutions, commission reports, and acted bills. It contrasts with partisan claims and highlights a comprehensive summary of accomplishments.
The article notes Congress faced the end of war activities with heavy responsibilities. It describes a depleted treasury impaired national credit and billions needed to sustain national work. It commends Congress for tackling the vast task despite strains on the economy.
Fort Fortifying reports the resignation of former governor Mon. Freaknin Fort from the chairmanship of the Federal Trade Commission. Other notes mention a Central barber and Leavitt & House, with a side item about a shoulder injury.
Evening meetings for lodges listed with dates and times. Basin Lodge No 656 holds sessions every Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No 34 meets on the first Friday and fourth Friday. Elise Rebekah Lodge No 36 meets on the first and third Mondays. Basin Group No 4 holds second and fourth Thursdays.
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