Basin Republican Notice of Second Dinas Matter
Basin Wyoming post office lists a second Dinas matter entered on June 30, 1905 under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The notice records official act and filing details for public record.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
7
Basin Wyoming post office lists a second Dinas matter entered on June 30, 1905 under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The notice records official act and filing details for public record.
The official paper of Big Horn County and the town of Basin announces a subscription rate of $2 per year in advance for its readers.
Representative Frank W. Mondell argues the dominant issue is economical, business like appropriation of public money and criticizes Democratic control as extravagant. He claims Democrats lack decisive leadership and warns voters that reform requires a return to fiscal restraint.
The text notes satisfaction with the party currently leading Congress and expects completion of taking executive power by the same party. It emphasizes economy as the urgent need for the nation.
The Bar association last Saturday favored selecting a non partisan candidate for the supreme bench from the northern part of the state. The present court is deemed inadequate and it is hoped the bench will be expanded or younger judges elected to speed cases. The move is expected to gain approval in northern associations.
Chairman Hays states voters across affiliations seek Republican success for honest economical government, tax relief, fair labor capital relations, and strong law and order. Bar association praises Judge Metz for impartial eight year tenure in the Fifth judicial district, noting his broad district acquaintances.
The judge of our district is described as intensely human and widely liked. The article notes state pride in honoring a man who has grown up within our state and built a strong career locally.
The piece critiques the 48 committee at St Louis framing a new party platform with government ownership of railroads nationalization of mines oil lands and abolition of labor injunctions. It compares the movement to 1896 and 1912 Democratic planks and questions referendums under Wilson while noting socialist vote concerns in a New York district race.
The Big Horn Basin and Big Horn county offer a prime chance for hog farming. The climate and soil yield robust hogs, with emphasis on proper care, warm dry housing, ample sunlight, and affordable facilities to succeed.
The district on the main line to Denver offers the best hog market and a bright future for pure bred hogs. Well bred hogs, properly fed from birth, give profits while careless care loses money. The pure bred business, 43 years old, promises strong prospects as meat demand grows, with high current prices and potential growth.
Mads C Jensen et ux transfer to Andrew Rasmussen for 2500 covering SE% SE 14% 8% 58% N% SE% 13-52-97. I W Lynn et ux to Orin Lynn for 1000 part lot 1 block 2 Linnabary add Lovell. Lovell Land Co to H E Harris for 1625 lot 4 block 5 part lot 1 block 4 Lovell. J M Grant Jr et ux to Henry C Grant for 33000 percent lot 42 D 66-96. Fritz Winzenreid et ux to N H Swanson SEY SW 34-53-92. Charles Sheldon et ux to May Winzenreid 300 S% SEM W% NE SE TM%4 31-53-92.
Edward F. Wiese and Miss Josephine Graf of McKay Montana secured a marriage license from the county clerk and were married by Justice J R Bonwell last Monday. They plan to reside on a Montana farm. The bride immigrated from Switzerland last September and speaks English fluently.
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