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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
7
The piece lauds Secretary of the Treasury Mellon for his quiet, steady leadership and economy-minded approach. It credits his policies with supporting Liberty Bonds toward par, refunding short debt, and reducing interest rates while stabilizing government finances and bond values.
A New York bank's legal department issues an opinion that under a new revenue law all corporations holding Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes will be tax exempt after the first of the year. It suggests concerns may invest unlimited surplus in these Federal issues and so boost their prices. Owners are advised to hold tightly to their Liberty Bonds.
British efforts to furnish employment to the idle take a new turn as the government proposes to guarantee interest on newly invested capital. Several railways are already considering issuing bonds under the agreement, a scheme seen as part of broader dole-like relief policy.
Fifteen Basin delegates joined attendees from Thermopolis Worland Powell Cody Cowley Greybull and Newcastle at a December Y M C A conference in Greybull. Speakers included Lloyd Greybull Newton Cody Holsington Sheridan and Toothaker Casper. Wayne Hanlon Basin was nominated, with Metzinger Basin presiding. Activities featured basketball wins 99 to 3, sermons, and a district resolution committee led by Wayne Scott Powell and Lou Blakesley Basin.
Basin Lodge No. 38 K of P meets every Friday in Fraternity Hall. Temple Lodge No. 20 AF and AM meets second and fourth Wednesdays. The Order of Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No. 35 IOOF meets every Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No. 16 IOOF first and third Thursdays. Elisa Rebekah Lodge No. 26 IGOF first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6586 MW meets second and fourth Thursdays. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp No. 36 meets first and third Thursdays. Fraternity Hall in Baiay Wyoming. Dr M B Warker.
Attorney General Daugherty and Shipping Board Chairman Lasper resist trifling with Charles W. Moree. Lasper warns the case will become one of the most controversial in U S history.
Big Horn county warrants numbered 7596 through 9069 are called for payment. Interest ceases after February 15, 1931. Makie V. Rhodes, County Treasurer.
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