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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
6
A Chamber of Commerce discourse praises two archetypes: the dreamer and the stayer. It urges backing steady, practical efforts over flashy plans, citing Basin projects five in number and a strong road effort as proof that perseverance yields major progress. The author urges continued support for committees and dues as Basin presses forward.
Senators Smoot and Rendell advocate a protective sugar tariff arguing Cuba and foreign producers dominate due to lower wages and living standards. The Deseret News notes Cuban sugar prices fell and American beet and cane producers face losses, urging tariff to preserve the U S sugar industry despite questions about other crops.
Basin library hosts Bible school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Vesper at 4 p.m. Mr Losey tells of Basin forests colors and perfumes for children. Sermon theme Sin Confessed vs Sin Covered third pre Easter. Vesper at 5 p.m. orchestra to assist music and lunch. Mrs Long in charge of refreshments. Leon A Losey Pastor.
In the closing hours of the legislature Senator Simon Skovgard received the highest honor as president ad interim of the Wyoming Senate by unanimous vote after Speaker L R Ewart and President Daley were presented with gavels. The dedication was led by Sen. John Dillon and Sen. A. Mercer, with Thos Dunn nominating the nominee.
An itemized estimate of current home building costs in the Middle East is presented by a Southwest Lumbermen's delegate in Kansas City. It argues funds are scarce due to the tax system and suggests reforms to income taxes and mortgage recording taxes to spur building while noting a public sale of an animal on March 7, 1921, at 2:00 PM at Greeley Peterson Ranch, Wyoming.
New County of Big Horn notifies John B Ogden that an attachment writ has been issued to secure a $200 debt to Arthur Painter. If Ogden does not appear before Justice J R Bonwell in Basin Wyoming on March 16 1921 at 9 a m judgment will be rendered and his property may be sold or appropriated to satisfy the claim dated February 25 1921.
Estray cow described as a red Durham, 6 years old, 1000 pounds with a star on the left rib, taken up February 10 by Greeley Peterson of Burlington Wyoming under Chapter 126 Session Laws 1913, sale to follow.
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