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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
7
In a chat with Ruth and Jack, Uncle Ted recounts postwar efforts to aid farmers. He cites President Harding’s Washington conference, job creation, and a push for better farm credit and prices, highlighting the farm sector’s economic distress and planned solutions.
Big Horn Basin potato growers meet as Oliver Hower oversees Basin move arrangements. Manderson Farm Bureau forms steer a county wide marketing plan with T. J. Jones as president and Owen Sweeney as community chair. A stalled bylaw revision and talks on drainage drive cooperative tactics to boost market price and crop quality.
Auditors examining the Nonpartisan League run bank find evidence of extravagant spending and use of taxpayer funds for propaganda. The Dec 31 report shows defunct banks holding 559 184 in deposits and 1 081 801 loaned, funded by state bonds and taxpayer cash, with loans favoring league supporters and large losses anticipated.
The Republican Publicity Association calls the seating of Senator Newberry a notable achievement for popular government. It credits Wilson era efforts and Henry Ford's Michigan candidacy with launching the largest political and commercial campaign seen in any state. The note criticizes Ford as ignorant of history and finance while praising those who withstood nationwide campaign pressure.
The Basin high school invites the public to a February tenth carnival to fund the athletic program. Events include a carnival evening with music and a big dance, a minstrels show at 7 30, and a Local Woman's Club appearance. A kangaroo court led by a local lawyer will accompany the police raid on criminals.
A school gymnasium event features a big dance with a minstrel show and side shows including many cats. Remember the date and time. The event starts at 7 30 P M.
Sunday services scheduled at 11 a m with Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 8 p m. Sunday school for pupils up to age twenty at 10 a m. Reading rooms behind the church open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 9:00 to 6:00. Republican for job printing.
Jones or Book er at the Ford Garage advertise available Ford cars for rent by day or hour, with or without a driver, in a compact classifieds-style notice.
Big Horn county warrants numbered 7596 through 9068 are called for payment. Interest ceases after February 16, 1921. A sapphire pin reward of $5.00 will be paid if returned to the county treasurer Rhodes.
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