Basin Republican Notice of Postal Classification
Public notice records Basins Republican newspaper as second class mail matter at Pasin Wyoming dated June 30 1905 under the 1879 act.
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Pasin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
4
Basin Town Official Paper Rates Display and Locals
The notice lists subscription and display rates for Big Horn County and Basin Town. Subscription is $2 per year in advance. Display rates are per inch with 20 cents for a single insertion. Local items are eight cents and blackface locals twelve and a half cents per time.
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Official Paper
Big Horn County
Is Your Boy There A Warning On a Local Youth Gang
A local town faces a growing youth gang near the drug store and theater. Reports describe drinking theft and menacing behavior among older boys, urging authorities and parents to curb activities before legal trouble arises.
The Leasing Bill and Its Effect on Locators and Oil Lands
The proposed oil leasing bill, already in Congress, would end locator rights by taking the one eighth royalty for the government and leasing three fourths of each tract. It favors large companies, removes land from taxation, and is tied to Pinchot era conservation. California bean growers protest imports from Japan amid overproduction at home.
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Congress
United States
Tsickness
California
County Legislators Forge Record in New Session
County lawmakers push to protect local interests as new bills are filed. Doughboys returning from the war face modest praise for treatment by the war department administration.
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War Department
Pitiless Publicity Sparks Paris Peace Conference Critique
A National Republican editorial attacks President Wilson for secrecy at the Paris peace talks. It argues openness would risk premature public agitation yet notes Wilson has pursued billboard diplomacy abroad. The piece criticizes censorship and calls for adherence to constitutional treaty-making processes.
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Paris
Wilson
House
Trenton
White House
Clemenceau
Europe
Creel
New York
United States
Lansing
Basin Receives Highest Honor in French Orphans Work
Mrs. Thos. M. Hyde reports Basin exceeded the state quota in aiding French orphans by a large margin. Miss Nina Ackerman returned from the south. The flu epidemic prompts notes on death tolls and the burden of hospital and medical costs borne by taxpayers, insurers, and the government amid wartime losses.
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Thos. M. Hyde
The
French Orphans Association
J. D. Shingle
Psychology at a discount and local notices mix
Local chatter notes Boyd V Osborn visiting Grass Creek. Central Barber Shop advertises Pat Leavitt for children haircuts. Community items include job moves, a bank cashier in Thermopolis, and views on President Wilson and postwar psychology. Also mentions meetings, hospital items, and Red Cross activities in Basin and Lowell.
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Pat Leavitt
Central Barber Shop
James Lee Returns to Firt National Bank Post Service
James Lee formerly assistant cashier at the First National Bank arrived in Thermopolis this week after military service. He plans a brief visit with relatives before returning to Basin to resume his bank position. John Larson of Shell visited Basin commerce today while A J Moran departed Tuesday for a week in Thermopolis.
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Robert P. Pearson
Big Horn
James Lee
Firt National Bank
Thermopolis
Basin
Public Utility Rate Protests Across States
The Illinois public utilities commission suspends five months of new telephone rates urged by Mr Burleson. Florida asks courts to block Southern Bell from implementing the rises. Michigan delays approval citing lack of advertising and proper hearing notices. State sovereignty and federal control clash continue to spark rate disputes.
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Ilinois Public Utilities Commission
Burleson
Florida Railroad Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Telegraph and Telephone Company
State Railroad Commission of
Michigan
Basin City Treasurer Office Hours Notice
From January 2 1916 until further notice the City Treasurer for Basin will be open for business from 2 to 6 pm Florence G Kirby Treas Mrs James Grimes left yesterday for Lovell to visit with her husband.
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Basin
Florence G. Kirby
Treas
James Grimes
Lovell
I C O F Lodge Hosts Initiation in Greybull
Members of the local I O F lodge traveled to Greybull last evening where the degree team conferred the initiatory degree on five candidates. After the session a fine lunch followed and many members with wives enjoyed a dance before returning. All report a very fine time in the sister town.
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Greybull
Doctor Answers Hyattville Justice on Injured Leg
Dr C E Fawcett treated C E Plasters in Basin with an X ray of his leg after a recent break. The exam showed the limb healing well and recovery is expected in time. The Hyattville justice sustained the injury about two weeks ago when a horse fell on him.
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C. E. Fawcett
C. E. Plasters
Hyattville Justice
John Larson to Host Sale at Shell on Tuesday
Dates for sale are urged as many contract for services. John Larson will hold a big sale at his Shell place on Tuesday Feb 25. Auctioneer Col D W Rogers notes prompt date arrangements. The Big Horn Basin Pioneer association plans a Basin business session next week with no banquet. Bs ka J Ho Montgomery predicts return to The Republican around March 15. A 34x4 tire and rim was found last Sunday. call Fred Frisby Plumbing. Fort Russell Cheyenne becomes demobilization point for five states with about 500 men to be discharged daily.
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John Larson
Shell
Col
D. W. Rogers
Big Horn Basin
Ka J. Ho Montgomery
Republican
New York
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Lloyd George's Plan for a League of Nations
Dispatches from Paris say the term League of Nations is Lloyd George's plan. Wilson supporters note his January 8 address with fourteen points and his call for a general association of nations. The exchange shows Lloyd George and Wilson both shaping the peace idea.
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Paris
League of Nations
Lloyd- George
Wilson
Lloyd-George
Provident Wilson
General Association of Nations
Lloyd George
State Solons Pass Bills
State lawmakers approve measures advancing through the chamber amid ongoing page one discussion. The session continues with votes and reforms shaping future policy.
Steps to Form a New County and Related Legislation
The article explains the process to form a new county starting with a legislative enabling act and a public vote. It notes required valuations and populations, possible delays from court actions, and cites Pilot county as an example. It also covers state land taxes under a Mercer bill and Governor Carey’s budget plan progressing in the legislature.
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Fremont
Riverton
Big Horn County
Pilot County
F. Chatterton
Shoshoni
Lander
House
Mercer
Carey
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W. BH. Hartigan
Harley Bayless
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Bob Averett of
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W. W. Murphy
Ea Cicero
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Harve Perkins
Son Bery
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A. A. Ig of
John Smith
Kane
H. S. Kelley
Continental
D. W. Early
Wife of
Manderson
Webster and
Henry Griffin
Nina Ackerman
South
Boyd V. Osborn
Grass Creek
Curley Leithead of
Contiental Supply
America
Lester Carter
Senate
Germany
Washington
T. Johnson
County Boys and Girls Club
Ray Brown
Lowell
Sugar City
Manderson Branch
A. Hk. C
Vi Beard
Camp Dade
Great Wetern Sugar Company
Wyo
Red Cross Welcome Home Committee
Neal Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Lee
A. J. Moran
I. Notice
Opera
Finder
Fred Frisby Plumbing Shop
George
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