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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

2

Uncle Ted Explains Maps and Postwar Debts to Kids

Uncle Ted shares how geography and war debts connect to the treaty with Germany. Jack and Ruth discuss Africa colonies, British gains, and the burden of debt on Americans, while Uncle Ted emphasizes taxation and postwar policy.

Ruth Jack Uncle Ted England Africa Mississippi River United States Germany Great Britain Joan WIM Etl France Texas Oklahoma Papa

Union pay or starve in Great Falls strike threat

Affected 2000 workers in Great Falls Montana face a union wage push as city workers are hired at $5 daily to level ground near the waterworks. Unions threaten a 6.60 daily wage enforcement by strike and warn against hiring nonunion labor amid a tense labor dispute. The note ends with a stray local jab about housing and a hotel callout.

Great Falls Mont A. F. of L Mabor

Federal farm loan bureau blocked by suits

Senator Francia B. Warren of Wyoming says the federal farm loan bureau is halted by lawsuits, preventing aid to farmers. He says an amendment authorizes the treasury secretary to buy 100 million dollars in farm loan bonds annually for 1921 and 1922, delivering immediate credits to farmers through June and the next year.

Washington Federal Farm Loan Bureau Francia B. Warren Wyoming Committee On Appropriations Supreme Court Bureau Congress Secretary of the Treasury Warren

Union Pacific to operate Saroaga and Encampment line for up to three years

Washington reports the Union Pacific agreed to run the 36 mile Saraoga and Encampment railroad in Carbon county for at least two years with an option to buy at junk value after the period. The plan, proposed by Senator Warren and John Kendrick, would cover operating expenses and maintenance, preserving local irrigation hay and cattle industries and preventing land value collapse if the line closes.

Washinton Saraoga & Encampment Platte Valley Carbon County Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Railroad Company F. H B. Warren John B. Kendrick Encampment

Ships but No Policy Urges Action on Merchant Marine

The piece argues the United States has built many carriers and created a growing merchant marine but lacks a government policy. It condemns incompetence and taxpayer waste while calling for capable, honest leaders to run affairs until private capital can take over, labeling the current state a national disgrace.

Bain Une United States National Merchant Marine Association

Better Start Now Avoiding Executive Overreach

A call for clearer congressional laws to limit federal executive power. The text urges impeachment or other punishment for administrative officers who exceed authority.

Congress

Freight Engines Delivered for Fast Freight Service

Sixteen Mikado 2 8 2 locomotives weighing over 240 tons each and 78 feet long were delivered by Baldwin to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway. Built for livestock fruit and perishable freight, they feature dual coal type designs with some units burning bituminous coal and others lignite, to match locally available fuel and reduce haul costs.

Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Barkington

Burcery stock prices and apple trees offered this season

Prices on nursery stock introduced in a stylistically odd notice. It states prices will be about half of last year if ordered before stock runs out and lists varieties including apple trees and ash and soft maple shade trees at 0c and 60c each. Free seed stock advertised.

Early plowing and planting urged for beets by government experts

Government investigators from the Office of Sugar Plant Investigations urge early plowing and thorough seedbed preparation to raise beet yields. Data from Arkansas valley 1919 show fall plowed land averaged 15.3 tons per acre, while March and April planted plots ranged from 10.1 to 14.1 tons per acre depending on timing. Plant beets in April on well prepared seed bed.

Office of Sugar Plant Investigations United States Department of Agriculture Arkansas Valley

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