One Cent Postage Push Led by Senator Burton of Ohio
Senator Burton of Ohio campaigns for a one cent letter postage rate to start July 1, 1913. He argues the two cent rate since 1883 is outdated despite rising population and rising mail volume. He notes large annual surpluses and claims government costs justify reducing rates to boost first class mail revenue.
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Burton
Ohio
Senate
United States
Post Office
New York
Buffalo
Uni
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hie Memoira
Basin State Bank Report Card 1913 Condition
Report of the condition of Basin State Bank Basin Wyoming as of February 4 1913. Resources show loans 209860 26 and discounts 3 69803 due from national banks 950847 47 cash items 6759 total assets 313650 25 Liabilities include capital 50000 00 surplus 5000 undivided profits 2928 57 deposits 255721 78 and due to banks ?). Cashier J H Hime swears the statement is true.
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Basin
Wyoming
Nat'nal
B’k'ra
Foreclosure Notice of Watson Webster Mortgage in Big Horn
A notice announces the foreclosure sale of twelve horses and mares, twenty nine fat hogs, hay, grain and other property securing a $5,765 note due January 21, 1913. The sheriff will auction on February 25, 1913, in Basin Wyoming to satisfy the debt with costs, any surplus to mortgagor.
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Worland
Wyoming
Corp
Billings
Broadview
Carbon County
Midland Empire
Joliet
Billings Gazetts
A. T. Watson
Constance Webster
Watson
Webster
Burlington
County of
Big Horn
Basin
B. F. Wickwire
R. B. West
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Cheyenne Tribune
Bateamn
Anderson & Johnson
Basin State Bank
State of
H. H. Hime
Bank
Lune
R. W. Spratt
T. W. Spratt
F. A, Wise
A, Higby
H. P. Rawlings Wall Paper Co. Coriage
Carl Harmon
Royal Tailor
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Mountain States Telephone & Tel. CO
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