Basin High School to Host Big Carnival Night
February 10 program includes wrestling, jazz band, gypsy fortune tellers, crowning of King and Queen, minstrel show and side attractions. With 100 plus attendees, parade, snacks, and games, the event promises a top community entertainment blend. The high girls basketball team will challenge teachers. Natrona Refiners play Casper tonight. Basin’s fast team meets Thermopolis in a rivalry game.
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High Schoud
Balbo
South Sea Islands
Bee
Fat Lady
Nina Kendall
Florence Ahrens
Freda Conmer
Robert Losey
Thelma Gould
Grace Ellis
Natrona County
Casper
Basin High
Casper Ia
Thermopolis
Fightin
Hot Springs County
Johnson
Deveraux
Basin
Hanlon
Thermopolia Crew
Jonas
Thermopolia
Thermopolia Pangoth
Big Horn Basin
P. B
Wayside Observations on Farming as a Laboratory
A warning essay argues farmers should view farming as a science, keeping detailed records of receipts and costs. It contrasts labor with efficiency, urges youths in Big Horn County to join Boys and Girls clubs to learn cost of production and profitability, and emphasizes practical recordkeeping for better farm finance.
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Hades
Boys and
Big Horn County
From Hero to Martyr in Wilson Foundation Campaign
Former resident Wilson addressed 6 000 admirers in Washington vowing the league of nations vitality as part of a Wilson Foundation effort. Editors urge recalling 1920 issues while criticizing backers and Republicans who defied Wilsonism and Harding era mismanagement.
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Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
White House
Republican Party
United States
Senate
Presdent
Harding
Wilson Foundation
Railroad Tax Relief and Political Claims
The op ed notes travelers avoid an 8 percent federal tax on tickets while freight bills see a 3 percent reduction after the government tax repeal. It counters Democratic claims that the tax burden remains unchanged, and is printed by Basin Republican for job printing.
Beet Crop Fundamentally Sound as Ever
The article argues the sugar beet crop remains financially viable at moderate prices, highlighting higher annual income, efficient labor use, soil benefits from rotation, strong market demand, alkali and pest resistance, and effective water use. It notes prewar attitudes favored beets and that farmers would not abandon the crop as prices normalize.
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Casper High
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Fant
Wises
Willys-Knight
Basin Garage
The
Overland
Ber
James G. Noll Lumber Co
Dave Tuttle
Prop
C. A. Hime
Hime Bros
Wyo
F. M. Hime
Goodrich
Court House
J. R. Goodrich
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