Basin Wyoming Post Office Notice
Notice indicates second class matter status dated June 30 1965 at Basin Wyoming post office under federal act of March 3 1979.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
Notice indicates second class matter status dated June 30 1965 at Basin Wyoming post office under federal act of March 3 1979.
The notice promotes a yearly subscription rate of two dollars in advance for the Official Paper of Big Horn County and the Town of Basic, urging residents to subscribe to ensure local coverage.
The Republican wishes readers a prosperous new year and discusses expected growth across farming oil and manufacturing. It highlights intensified diversified farming, stock raising, dairying, poultry, and truck farming with better markets and prices, plus rising oil industry activity, gas piping, and local Basin development driven by proactive effort from residents and businesses.
The piece argues Roscoe Arbuckle's acquittal should restore his status and allow further work in cinema. It praises Fatty and John Bunny, condemns editors for harsh views, and suggests letting Arbuckle prove whether he is reforming while noting audience enjoyment of his past films.
Sunday School at 10 A M and morning worship with sermon at 11 O'clock. Evening Stewardship Evangelistic Watch Night Service with program social hour and light lunch. Minister Edwin Bowling invites worshippers to commit to better stewardship in the New Year.
Basin High School 24 Burlington town 17 in a hard fought preseason game. Johnson led Burlington with scoring while Speck Hopkins guarded well for the visitors. Basin’s Hanlon and Spear stood out, though captain Jones played through illness.
A Wheatland Wyoming field experiment shows wheat after beets yielded 37 bushels per acre, while wheat following corn produced 12 bushels per acre. The beet ground required two irrigations versus three on the corn ground. R E B Richardson and family of Lovell visited the county seat yesterday.
The Rocky Mountain Oil and Producers Co plans spring drilling in Big Horn Basin and Oregon Basin with George Calhoun as president and Carl Schuyler on the board. Cassius Fisher geologist will evaluate holdings while A. Baker leaves state land office to lead land and leasing for Ohio Oil at Jasper.
An All Western Bottlers Journal editorial argues that refined beet sugar and cane sugar are indistinguishable in quality and use. It asserts tastings by laymen are unreliable and that a chemist could not tell the difference when both are refined equally.
The London Lance discusses why sweetness exists in sugar and other substances. It notes glycerine is sweet without sugar, saccharin is much sweeter, and posits that sweetness may depend on relative atomic arrangement. The text frames sweetness as a chemical mystery for chemists to explore.
Lla McGee returned from a visit with her parents in Lowell while Mr. Reilly of Cheyenne, a close friend of Miss Sherwood of Basin, spent the holiday season as a guest.
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