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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

5

Basin Basin Republic newspaper masthead

Basin Republic in Basin announces editors and staff lines with subscription price 2 per year in advance. Official paper of the town notes Boyd V Osborn as editor and P P Anderson as business manager.

Greetings of the Season From The Basin Republican

The Basin Republication thanks patrons for a year of support despite wartime strains. It notes Basin’s growth of about twelve percent, forty new homes since spring, high quality housing valued from 2000 to nearly 5000 dollars, and Chamber of Commerce plans under R B West and Frank Wise to develop Basin further. It urges unity to keep Basin as the future city of the Big Horn Basin and extends season’s greetings.

Basin Big Horn Basin Chamber of Commerce R. B. West Council of National Defense Frank A. Wise

Editorial on war sacrifices and government secrecy

The piece laments secrecy surrounding wounded and dead from World War I service and praises Wyoming’s volunteers. It criticizes supply delays for artillery, fears of future failures, invokes Halifax, notes widespread losses, and urges the government to act to protect food, property, and ammunition while praising early enlistment and secret service efforts.

Congress Probes Delay In Wartime production

The Senate committee hearings focus on wartime delays in munitions and rapid progress in rifle and machine gun production. Private manufacturers occupied today’s session as executives signaled multiple investigations. Two more probes kick off Friday into railroads, shipping board troubles, and the sugar situation with Hoover testifying.

Senate Committee Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Senate Commerce Committee Shipping Board Senate Manufacturers Committee Hoover

Basin oil men report activity and new wells

Basin oil news highlights activity at Hidden Dome and Thermopolis wells. Fred Vincent heads Vincent Petroleum Co credited with a 75 barrel well, while Midwest Heating and Midwest Refining crews shift to winter work and casing delivery speeds. Local managers from National Supply, Baker Oil, and Leidecker Tool Co visit Basin as shipments and exploration continue through the region.

Hoye Oil Well Progress Near Casper Report

Report states the Hoye Oil and Refining Co. is progressing nicely after reaching about 500 feet, as officials head to Casper for a few days.

Troleum Co Casper Hoye Oil and Refining Co

Scotty Mills Reports Near-Complete Well Near Basin Dome

Scotty Mills told The Republican office that the Denver client Mr. Edwards is drilling on the Greybull river is nearing completion and should be brought in this week. It is the second well for the company, near two recently completed wells by Aladdin Oil Co and Midwest Refining Co, and Mills expects it to be the best. He has worked in Basin for four years building a strong reputation for timely, honest work across local and nearby fields.

Cody Big Horn Exploration Co Ernest Davis Liberty Oil and Gas Co Chas Murray Leidecker Tool Co Powell Basin W. F. Blaine Blaine Big Muddy Republican Baker Baker Oil Co Hidden Dome Big Horn Basin Scotty Mills Mr. Edwards Denver Greybull River Aladdin Oil Co Midwest Refining Co Mills Basin Country

Home from school soldierly in uniform

Homer T. Lamb Jr. returns from Kearney Military School Nebraska for vacation appearing like a regular soldier in his uniform after attending the academy.

Homer T. Lamb, Jr Kearney Military School Kearney Neb

Home Guard Notes In Basin War Effort

Word from Adjt. General W K Weaver says the state will arrange arms and ammunition for the home guard. Basin hopes to secure its share as an early supporter of the movement through R P Pearson who alerted state authorities to Basin’s efforts.

Adjt W. K. Weaver Basin Home Guard R. P. Pearson

Return from Ohio Brings Visitors Home to Basin

Mrs Ed Carothers and Mrs Callie Donahue returned to Basin yesterday after several weeks visiting relatives in Ohio. They say they are pleased to be back where the weather is good most of the time. Mr Carothers and Edna joined them from their home above Hyattville to meet them.

Ed Carothers Callie Donahue Ohio Basin Mr. Carothers Edna Hyattville

Ranch Change Hands as Burlington Buyer Purchases 320 Acres

Rodney Preator of Burlington bought the Nels Jimmerfield ranch of 320 acres for 14000 dollars. The deal was closed this week by real estate agents Nelson and Johnson of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Markham have been visiting Basin friends, arriving last Friday.

E. J. Sullivan Thermopolis Basin Harold Burt Kane Rodney Preator Burlington Nels Jimmerfield Messrs. Nelson and Johnson Mrs. C. D. Markham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wyoming Anderson & Osborn Publishers & Proprietors Boyd V. Osborn P. P. Anderson West Army Railroad Engineering Corps Uncle Sam France Horn County Congress Halifax United States Government Souley Joe Reid Basin Sunday Fred Vincent Midwest Hetining Co Buffalo Basin The Vincent Petroleum Co National Supply Co Hidden Cone Hecla L. D. Baird Carter Oll Co T. F. Algeo Elmer Barrett R. J. O'Mally Grass Creek Ira Wetherill J. W. Rhodes L. H. Matteson Vincent Pe Armstrong & Easter
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