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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
5
The court returned liquor held by the sheriff to the defendant and granted a new trial in Leavitt v Allen. Cross v Pryor Mountain Oil & Gas Co favored the plaintiff. Hyde v Alfalfa Co overruled a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Jones v Spurrier involved a note for a stallion. the case was dismissed after lengthy proceedings.
Judge P W Mets received a Springfield rifle with a handmade walnut stock engraved by George Inman of Cody. Inman, from the Iroquois lineage of New York artisans, runs a curio store in Cody and carves gun stocks in spare time.
A large crowd attended the sale of Guy Shipman in Basin Gardens on Wednesday. cattle sold well with cows bringing especially strong prices and overall sales exceeding expectations. Statements from John S Barford of Houston claim Chinese hair aided wartime effort and Japanese wool influenced peace outcomes.
Geologist Edwards of Security Cement Co inspecting Wyoming Plaster Co property at Stucco. He will report findings to his firm and overtures for local acquisition are considered likely.
Committees from local groups announce a March 4 community concert at 8 pm to raise funds for sick and starving children in central and eastern Europe. A ten dollar donation plus twenty dollars from the countries aided promises one year of relief per child. Mrs Albert Arnett visits Shell while Mr Arnett handles Montana business.
A library gathering next Wednesday at 8 p m invites ex service men and their partners. Government speakers outline plans for veterans benefits while good speakers present. Dancing and refreshments follow the program.
Program for a Friday March 4 concert featuring mixed and men's quartets, soloists and choruses led by Mrs. Mortimer Mrs. Mack McKone H H Hime and R J Extra with pieces by Beach Burleigh Shakespeare Cadman and others and an address on visible guests by Supt F L McNown plus a brief intermission and a dance segment.
A well known geologist and chemist visiting the area asserts the region is rich in non metallic minerals suitable for commercial products. He urges residents to attract manufacturers, noting the nearby natural gas for potential industrial use.
A local notice touts Mickey's as a place for a hot lunch with a meat merchant style meal priced at 60 cents. The ad promotes quick service and proper preparation in a bustling town setting.
The Big Horn Wool Growers meet at Lovell with the Commercial club arranging a banquet for visiting sheepmen. W P Hogarty of the Great Western Solar company will be toastmaster. J B Wilson confirms attendance and J A Hill will discuss fleece weight variations from regional flocks. F R Marshall will speak on Truth in Fabric and a Swift & Company demonstrator will present Eat More Lamb. March 3 5 dates noted.
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