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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
4
The Basin Republican notes old fashioned town meetings could revive legislative input and bring politicians closer to constituents. It recalls past town claims of capturing Bill Carlyle and, more recently, Clara Phillips.
The Big Horn county farm bureau held an open forum last Saturday to debate issues of interest to farmers and taxpayers. Participants urged widespread use of open meetings to thresh out views and reach a common ground for concerted action and tangible results.
R. R. Ferris returned last Sunday from a business trip to Omaha and reports improved conditions. Retail business is returning to normal and stores are filled with buyers. Eastern Nebraska is without snow and farmers are still shucking corn.
The case of O B Mann against Greybull Valley Irrigation District was dismissed in district court this week by attorney EB E Lonnabaugh for Mann. The suit had attracted wide press attention and delayed completion of the reservoir project.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Hensel in charge. program included readings by Wilma Skovgard and solos by Mrs. F. L. McNown and Mrs. A. B. Wrigley plus a Christmas reading by Mrs. Oliver Hower. Tokens were given on gift day. The Cheer-a-bit club met with Mrs. L. A. Zane. about 24 members attended with refreshments served. The next meeting will be in January with Mrs. F. L. McNown. Also announced: Buster Keaton in Cops and Harold Lloyd in Grandmas Bay advance showings, with praise for last season’s top pictures.
Rex Theatre headlines with Thos H Ince's Lying Lips an extra large tone starring House Peters and Florence Vidor The film billed as his greatest since Civilization runs for one day only due to booking constraints and a two day plan proved infeasible.
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