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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
6
The piece argues that people confuse the administration with the government and warns against letting resentment toward administration morph into anti government sentiment. It details impacts on soldiers, coastwise lines, and railroads, urging Americanization groups to clarify responsibility and shield against socialist drift.
A editorial urges senators to assess the League of Nations beyond current concerns and over a fifty year horizon. It warns against sacrificing sovereignty and imagines future regional tensions and power dynamics, including Mesopotamian influence and Great Britain’s role, in shaping a lasting world order.
Governor Carey appoints Louw Blakesley to head the water division succeeding W C Snow. Blakesley receives congratulations and is deemed fully qualified after years of prior service. The piece notes Senate responsibility in decision and discusses the league treaty’s impact on U S interests and peace conference outcomes.
John Larson schedules a large sale at Shell on Tuesday February 25 with Col D W Rogers as auctioneer. Big Horn County warrants up to No 5034 must be paid by February 15 1919. Marl V Rhodes County Treasurer requests patronage of advertisers.
Examinations ran across grades four and up with good marks in all subjects despite influenza illness shortening honor rolls. Recipients Ada Tatman James Mott and Eileen Rosenberry made the list. The community notes a Lincoln study and a club meeting at Manderson planning a county contest.
An advertisement offers twice weekly delivery of the finest carnations. J. R. Bonwell provides funeral designs. Call Pat Leavitt at the Central Barber shop for facial grooming services.
Farm land buyers seek descriptions and lowest cash price from owners in Basin Wyoming. Public auction to foreclose mortgage on Samuel H. Smith and Edna M. Smith property in Basin tied to Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank. Sheriff ht. F. Wickwire to conduct sale March 29 1919 at 2 PM at Basin County courthouse steps.
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