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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
4
The Basin Republican Official Paper of Basin Town outlines local government notices and civic updates. It covers public announcements, community events, and official proceedings affecting Basin residents and nearby areas.
The piece argues that visiting transients spend about five dollars per person daily, boosting theatre demand and local business. It notes Lampitt trial spending, urges building readiness for conventions, and suggests a dog tax and auto license as revenue ideas to capture transient money. It advocates preparing to attract visitors to grow the city.
A 1922 letter from Mr. Mondell to Oliver Hower, Wyoming State Farm Bureau president, expresses support for the Bureau’s resolutions on agricultural policy. He endorses measures exempting producer associations from anti trust acts and supports the Truth in Fabrics bill, noting cooperation with Idaho’s Mr French in promoting it. He also opposes a costly government expansion plan.
Grows debt of the county. The State of Wyoming es. John Welnts Atteatt Chairman of the Board of County Commisioners Zela Murphy County Clerk-Fites.
The speaker recalls opposing the cost plus system as unjust during war and doubtful in peacetime. He discusses efforts to repeal a so called guarantee clause in the Exch Cummings law, its modification and expiration next month, and his stance that it did not truly guarantee rail earnings. He notes aiding Farm Bureau legislation and supporting emergency and permanent tariffs, praising floor leadership and timely consideration.
In a condensed session Congress moved the Packer bill to law after quick House action and Senate acceptance prompted by Capper and others. The effort to curb gambling in grain futures gained momentum as supporters hailed prompt committee work and cross chamber consensus. A public notice follows concerning Olson Brothers Lumber Co. and related foreclosure action in Big Horn county Wyoming.
Olson Brothers Lumber Co. seeks a money judgment against D. H M. Rust and Grace Rust. The petition asks for a boundary description starting at the NW corner of Lot 4, detailing a 228 foot west line, 64 foot south leg, 228 foot east line, and 64 foot north back to the start. Respondents must answer by April 8, 1922. First publication Feb 17 1922. Last publication March 24 1922.
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