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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
8
Attorneys and officials from Greybull visit town for court and meetings. Visitors include Johnson Manderson Parker Hyattville and Cropsey Greybull with mentions of Ford Garage Tanlac and Wise s Drug Store offerings. School visits by state education official W M Horne and Bertha VanDevender accompany local activity.
George Johnson and wife visited in town on Wednesday. T. K. Bishop left for Denver on Wyoming Gas business. Owen Johnson available for calls and dray work. James F. Ewers teaching at ensleep visited with family. Tilton's Auto Livery offers transport day or night. County commissioners C. A. Welch and T. W. Olney were in town over Sunday. Marian Hime ill with typhoid fever this week. Louis Dawson, 16, brought to Basin hospital with pneumonia. Mrs. Chas Nadler left for Peru Illinois after visiting Curt Nadler. Spencer's Jersey milk sold at Basin Meat Market. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martin of Cody attended Lampitt trial and visited Judge Metz. Mrs. Adrian Smith left for Worland after visiting Wises Drug Store. Mrs. W G Clawson left for Nebraska after death of her mother.
F A Wise of Worland visited Saturday. Chas Holmes left for Greybull for a few days. GUFT SHOP and BARN items listed. Stacomb sells at 75c for pompadour and dandruff control. Whist club hosted by Rhodes and Pickering at their home. Laundry conditions urged to be checked. Tanlace advertised as sleep aid. Furnished five room rental offered by Mrs Smith. Breeding cages and accessories advertised at Talbott Studio with upcoming shipment of trained singers.
In a letter, F W Mondell supports broadening the authority and funding of the War Finance Corporation and the Federal Land Bank system. He cites $6.5 million in Wyoming loans and over $202 million in agricultural credits as evidence of impact and urges continued legislative aid. He notes his role in forming the Joint Committee investigating agricultural conditions and endorses its ongoing work.
The Washington Star questions if the current U S government can join international efforts while noting the Senate’s earlier repudiation of the Versailles treaty. It contrasts Wilson’s failure to consult with 39 senators with Harding and Hughes maintaining ongoing Senate contact in the Armaments Conference context.
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