Basin Republican notice of second class mail status
Public notice states Basin Republican is entered as second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office on June 30 1905 under the 1879 act.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
4
Basin Town Official Paper Subscription Notice
Subscription rate announced at two dollars per year in advance for the Official Paper of Big Horn County and the Town of Basin.
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Official Paper
Big Horn County
Basin Chamber of Commerce Drives Town Wide Promotion
The Basin Chamber of Commerce adopts an assertive policy to advertise Basin Wyoming. The article urges unified community effort to attract outsiders, boost business, and overcome depression through coordinated outreach and member participation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Basin
United States
Wyoming
Chamber of Qcommerce
The
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturing Center in Basin Notes Gas Field Riches
A visitor to the Basin observed the Illinois Pipe Line Co. business activity and commented on the region’s vast gas fields and large deposits, noting the potential impact on local industry.
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Illinois Pipe Line Co
Big Horn Basin could become a major manufacturing center
The article argues that Wyoming's Big Horn Basin has abundant natural gas and mineral deposits that support local production of pipe and other goods. It notes current reliance on Pittsburgh imports and says proximity to gas and ore should spur local manufacturing with a timely push.
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Pittsburg
Big Horn Basin
Beatrice Drawn From Life A Thackeray Character
Beatrice real life muse of Thackeray was Col. Thomas Chudleigh’s daughter who became Elizabeth, duchess of Kingston. Her marriage to Augustus Hervey ended as he went to sea, she pursued multiple affairs including with the duke of Kingston, faced jactitation penalties, then wed the duke. She remained a famed London court beauty, lived riotously, died at sixty eight with lasting scandal.
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Thackeray
Beatrice
Col
Thomas Chudleigh
Elizabeth, Duchess of
Kingston
Augustus Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
London
Duke of
Paris
When You Cant Do What You Want to Think
A reflective piece argues that chasing impossible feats leads to self destruction. It notes motives to boast or experience beyond reach, yet stresses you are not made for such exploits. Public mockery and personal risk deter attempting extreme acts.
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Grir
Portrait of Washington at Forty-Four Verified by Trumbull
John Trumbull's portrait of George Washington at age forty four, painted on an eight by ten inch mahogany panel, has been authenticated. The work hung in Jamel mansion for six years in William Lanier Washington's collection. The piece reflects Trumbull's memory of Washington at forty four, corroborated by his 1775 staff pen drawings.
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Washington
John Trumbull
William TW. Shelton
Jumel Museum
International Studio
Museum of Jamel Mansion
William Lanier Washington
Trumbull
Boston
Americans Abroad Face Provincial Crudeness at Dinner
Senator Bran degee commented at a Hartford dinner on Americans traveling in Europe. He cited a Boston leather profiteer in a Paris restaurant who mistook wine for yellow wine, noting the man’s inexperience after prohibition left him unaware of table wines.
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Europe
Brandegee
Hartford
Boston
Walter
Hush Money Mystery At Quiet Studio
A playful exchange references hush money as a tease between a caller and a boy in a backstage setting. The dialogue hints at secrecy and a promised reward while noting the boy’s bald head as a humorous detail. The piece reads as light chatter rather than a formal report.
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Johnny
Old Man Gossip at Capitol Reveals Budget Tensions
Report from the Wyoming legislature describes a caucus in which lawmakers rejected pay raises for state officials, debated adjutant general and defense funds, and noted friction between house and senate over oil royalty distribution. It highlights a new Jackson Hole county proposal and a lengthy travel burden for residents.
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National Guard
House
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
T. Blake Kennnedy
Cheyenne
Adjutant General's Department
Immigration Department
Highway Department
Senate
lHe
Conference
Senator Lee
Wyoming
Jackson Hole County
Sublette
Lincoln
William C. DeLaney
Kemmerer
Idaho
Valley leaders push for county creation amid debt and delay
Wyoming lawmakers debate enabling act to form a new county. officials warn of burdensome costs and broken promises as they clash over population, valuation, and budget cuts. Debate over highway bonds, a normal school branch at Upton, and state guard funding heightens tension in Cheyenne.
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Sublette
Jackson
Senate
Chambers
Committee On
Mercer
Dayton
Wyo
Phillips
Beach
Weston County
Upton
House
National Guard
State Historical Department
Cheyenne Tribune
Disarmament in Debate and Navy Appropriations Stir Congress
Congress weighed disarmament plans while advancing army and navy funding. President-elect Harding signaled support for a 175000 regular army and voluntary training for 150000, as General Pershing warned against pacifism. The naval bill funds 17 ships and battlestars amid Borah tariff debate on six month ship halt.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Kahn
Military
House Today
Marion
House
Pershing
United States
Garry
Rhode Island
Naval Committee
Borah
Anare Naval Committee
General Naval Board
Sec
Navy study on best ship type for future fleet
Secretary Daniels discusses a comprehensive study of the naval situation to determine the optimal ship type for the future fleet. The remarks emphasize strategic planning and modernization priorities for upcoming naval construction.
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Retary Daniels
Entertains at Library Delights School Friends
Last Saturday at the Carnegie library John Thomas Bish op hosted twenty five school friends and teachers Miss Mason and Miss Owens. Games provided the fun with prizes won by Miss Betty Brome Merle Skovgard and Thelma Easter. Refreshments and grab bags with gifts closed the afternoon.
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Carnegie Library
John Thomas Bishop
Mason
Owens
Betty Brome
Merle Skovgard
Thelma Easter
Oil News Of The Week Continues
Special report from Washington notes weather may delay drilling under 1920 permits. Secretary Payne extends the six month start deadline for permits, with correspondence to General Land Office commissioner Tallman. Farrell brothers file placer locations on Bentonite in Bonanza area. Little Buffalo Basin gas well now confined.
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Col. Burke
Industrial Relations Department of
Midwest
Little Buffalo Basin
Farrell Brothers
Benton‘ite
Bonanza
Oil and Gas Leasing Act Permit Extensions Policy Statement
The secretary of the interior may extend drilling permits to cover up to two years after expiration if diligence to test the land has been exercised. Extensions beyond six months must not be used to cancel permits for failure to drill, and permittees must file a corroborated affidavit within 12 months and 10 days detailing work performed. John Barton Payne, Sec.
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Washington
John Barton Payne
Department of the Interior
Payne
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Chamber of Commerce Seeks New Industry and Farms
Advertising from the chamber reports efforts to locate a sheet metal plant on a ten acre market garden site and bee, cattle, hog breeding ventures. Prospective homeseekers praise the area as suitable for development and farming opportunities reach new applicants daily.
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P. P. Anderson
Owen Johnson Drayman
Phone Leow
Toggery
Forsyth & Bowler
the Chamber OF Commerce
Fred Frisby
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