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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
2
County agent urges Big Horn County farmers to join the American Farm Bureau to secure steady prosperity. The piece highlights cooperatives, reduced costs, and the need for 100 percent local membership by January 1, 1922, stressing community effort over individual struggle.
Report on a luncheon meeting between Republican National Committee Chairman John T. Adams and Democratic National Committee Chairman Cordell Hull. The encounter signals a spirit of cordiality amid fierce 1922 and 1924 political contests, stressing issues over personalities and mutual respect beyond party lines.
A compact meditation on property rights as a civilizational bedrock argues that denying private ownership returns society toward barbarism and that Russia stands on the brink of ruin due to its currents. The piece frames property as a universal, enduring principle.
The New York World criticizes Senate minority leader Underwood as a failure for not leading a sustained attack on Republican policies. It praises Underwood as a figure of character guiding conservative Democrats who recognize merit in Republicans. The piece argues Democracy rests on Underwood’s type, opposing Harrison demagoguery.
Downtown patrons are urged to visit the Douglas Delicatessen for quality foods at right prices. The ad also touts coffee and Whitman’s Cocoa with whipped cream as the best in town and notes no extra charge for extra service.
F F Bristow and family of Grey Bull were visitors here over Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs George Morrison.
Washington debate over Underwood tariff affects silk imports and American mills. Data shows 1920 silk imports jumped threefold from 1912 levels, with Japan dominating woven silk fabric imports and becoming a major market force as producers face renewed foreign competition without adequate tariff protection.
Greybull address W. W. Braden announces purchase of used items in any quantity. Cash offers or barter accepted.
The article reports that delaying beet thinning lowers yield, with experiments showing losses of 14 tons per acre from a 10 day delay and 5 tons from a 20 day delay. It cites early planting and thinning as best practice and urges growers to improve cultivation before thinning to avoid contractor delays.
Auditor reports a wasteful Nonpartisan League program in North Dakota left the state with a massive deficit and idle houses. Fifty-three homes built at high cost under a $100,000 appropriation sit unsold, with a projected half‑million dollar loss.
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