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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

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Wyoming Legislature Sees Eventful 14th Session

The 14th Wyoming legislature completed a busy session in Cheyenne with key bills and compromises. Senator Skovgard and reps Mercer Neville Hazen saw favorable attention, while delay to January 1 1920 for some laws was achieved. County division efforts were checked, and Big Horn gains praise in the state capital.

Ogeeyenne Wyoming Beestor Skovgard Drya Senate Skovgard Powers Kendrick Enatora Mercer Neville Hazen Big Horn County Cheyenne

Etymologist Maxin Addresses Basin Farmers on Insects

A. Maxin from Longmont Colorado, etymologist for Great Western Bugar Co, spoke in Basin on Wednesday afternoon. He addressed business men and farmers on Farm Insects and Pants, part of the company campaign to educate the territory for the country’s welfare and success.

Maxin Longmont Col Great Western Bugar Co Basin

Basin Grade School to Stage Jack and the Bean Stalk

On Monday night February 26 Basin schools present Jack and the Bean Stalk. The Grade School Pia cast is set and the Big Horn theatre will host the performance with bills on display in town windows.

Pia Basin Jack Big Horn Theatre

Btelen Horse Found Near Grybull Public Rack

August incident reports Alfre Curtis riding to Grybull and tying his horse at a public rack. Upon return the horse was missing briefly and later found panting south of Be- Sherit Wickwire’s location as workers search for the owner.

Alfre Curtis Grybull Ieee Pantare

Club opens new chamber room and invites public March 17

Members agree to offer one club house room to the Chamber of Commerce secretary Bagwell to improve inquiry responses. Furniture is reduced with several fine pieces left for sale. A public opening is planned for March 17 with an entertainment committee to report soon. Membership shows promise as new members join weekly.

Chamber of Commerce Bagwell Chamber Club Board of Trustees Basin

Minerals In The Basin Mining Talks In Nowood Country

Jacob Becker a wealthy rancher visited town on Saturday to confer with the Chamber of Commerce about tests on mineral samples. Samples were sent to chemists for examination to determine potential value to the country.

Jacob Becker Nowood Country Chamber of Commerce

Laidecker Tool Co Seeks Extra Blacksmith From Oklahoma

Last week the Laidecker Tool Co announced heavy activity and wired for another blacksmith from Oklahoma. Mitch um arrived from Bartleville to take Basin eis home duties.

Laidecker Tool Co Oklahoma Mr. Mitchum Bartleaville Basineis

Local newspaper installs new printing machine

The paper announces the installation of a modern press in December, boasting eight faces of type and a capacity to handle diverse styles. The machine weighs about 3700 pounds, required twelve hours to set up, and promises higher quality printing and better service to readers.

Big Horn Gsad

Review of Wyoming School Code and Its Impacts

Mrs Elaine Kinder outlines the newly proposed Wyoming School Code. The plan creates a State Education Board of seven, a Commissioner of Education, county boards, and district supervisors to raise teacher standards and promote consolidation, with new normal schools and industrial training to boost rural schools.

Wyoming Ini

Public School Administration and New Law Support

The committee aimed for maximum results at minimum cost and created a new school law. Time will test its adequacy as education evolves with civilization. As laws take effect, defects may appear, but growth will bring improvements. We should give our interest and hearty support to the schools and their workers.

Land demand grows along Big Horn County line

Big Horn County and Basin show rising popularity as inquiries for land flood in. A man seeks enough land to feed about a hundred cows and plans to move here if he can secure it. Anyone knowing a suitable proposition should notify the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.

Big Horn Big Horn County Chamber of Commerece

Lee Motor Co to Acquire Murphy Garage Thursday

Lee Motor Co arranged to purchase the garage owned by W. W. Murphy Co. They will install a full line of Ford accessories and run an up to date Ford garage. Possession is set for the first of March and details will be published next week.

Lee Motor Co W. W. Murphy Co

Oil men visit town and report deep sand well progress

Joe Holmes, in town briefly, and William Tolman return from assignments. Scotty Mills reports a 22 foot sand depth on the Pease place east of town. A J Hardendorf travels from Bridger to visit. Gus Hardendorf heads to Kansas for a forthcoming marriage. R B Landfair of Wyoming Montana Oil and Gas Co. goes to Billings and back. George Jenkinson of Midwest Oil Co. to Grasscreek for business.

Joe Holmes Drikies Manderson Wm. Tolman Wees Scotty Mills Pthe Pease Place A. J. Hardendorf Bridger Wm. Hardendorf Mandelson Cc. E. Beard A. J Gus) Hardendorf Kansas Gus R. B. Landfair Wyoming, Montana Oil and Gas Co Billings Geo. Jenkinson Midwest Oil Co Grasscreek

General Funston Dies After Collapse in San Antonio Hotel

Major General Frederick Funston died tonight in San Antonio after a collapse in his hotel room following dinner. Physicians attributed death to acute indigestion. He was with friends and playing with his child when he fell unconscious. Mrs Funston and the couple’s three children are reported devastated.

Funston San Antonio Tex Frederick Funston General Funston Mra. Funston

Horse spooks rider. Barnes suffers leg fracture

Last Friday afternoon E. E. Barnes tried to guide horses when a horse lunged over a wire. He was knocked down by the horse and broke his leg below the knee. X rays show a badly splintered large bone within the knee joint.

E. E. Barnes Mr. Barnes

Girl Baby Arrived at St Joe Home

Yesterday evening a daughter arrived at the home of H. L. Wilsom in St Joe. The infant weighs elabt pounds and both mother and child are reported in good shape.

H. L. Wilsom St Joe

Basin ads keep Secretary Bonwell busy with inquiries

Officials report Secretary Bonwell spent the day handling a flood of inquiries related to ten basin advertisement notices. The brisk activity reflects heightened attention to local water resources and basin management.

Basin Chamber of Commerce Sees Growing Interest

Since January 26 secretary Bonwell reports 289 inquiries from ads in eastern and midwestern papers. Large papers east of Chicago and South Carolina carried Basin notices, yielding strong responses. Interim factory talks with eastern capitalists are favorable. a basin-driven visit by oil men from Kansas City and Oklahoma is planned, with office space secured at the Live Wire Clubhouse.

Chamber of Commerce Ie Cman Areca Bonwell East Middle West Chicago South Carolina Basin Lang Elso Frank H. Lott Kansas City Oklahoma

Home to be Erected by John F Webber in South Town

Plans completed for a five room bungalow style home on the lot north of the J P Zane residence. John F Webber will hire and oversee carpenters and workers. The house will have electricity gas sewer water and furnace and be among the town’s best for its size. Construction to start after frost leaves the ground.

John F. Webber J. P. Zane

Wanderers Heard From Bank Tourists Send Coconut Gift

W. F. Whaley and T. F. Nelson of Basin State Bank are on a south tour and note they left for the Philippines after learning of trouble with Germany. A large coconut gift arrived at the bank during their Panama visit.

Basin State Bank W. 4. Whaley T. F. Nelson South Germany Philippine Islands Panama

Visitors to Missouri and Ohio Planned by McNays

Mr and Mrs O W McNay left Monday for a prolonged visit with relatives in Missouri and Ohio. They expect to be away five or six weeks and hope to see as much as possible during the trip, their first return in six to eight years.

East O. W. McNay Missourang Ohio

Ohio Oil Secretary Visits Wyoming Office

Ohio Oil Co secretary F E Hurley toured the Big Horn Basin office and praised local work while in Findlay Ohio and visiting Indianapolis Chicago Omaha and other cities with Gilmore Hartigan briefly returning from eastern assignments.

Ohio Oil F. BE. Hurley Wyoming Big Horn Basin Ohio Oil Co Mr. Hurley Findley Ohio Gilmore Hartigan Indiana Indianapolis Chicago Omaha

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