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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
3
An American periodical argues that Germany’s indemnities paid in potash and other goods risk destroying U S industries. It warns against free trade lines favoring German dyes, toys, and cutlery, urging protective tariffs to safeguard a domestic potash dye, and toy industries.
In a push for strong ties with the United States, demonstrators in Germany call for aggressive pro American sentiment. They oppose pacifist or pro-German propaganda and demand clear support for American interests and values abroad.
Winter arrives with a buggy accident as Leonard Henderson narrowly escapes injury. Harold and Myron Burt, Robert and Leonard Henderson work at Greybull refinery. A baby girl was born Dec. 28 to Mr and Mrs W H Burt. Neighbors gather New Year Eve to observe the old year leaving and the new year entering with reflections on virtue and choice.
In Casin a family finished quarantine before Christmas but the sign remained. The mother found the daughter removing it and explained Santa would not enter if he saw the sign, urging compliance for Santa's arrival the next day.
The passage commends Charles M. Schwab and Charles Piez for taking leadership of the Emergency Fleet Corporation after Schwab's resignation. It notes their capability but laments late appointment and partisanship hindering progress.
The article notes progress is limited at much lower expense, with laboring under others' mistakes. It suggests Mr. Plez may struggle to obtain satisfactory results from the broader shipbuilding effort but will strive to improve a venture that began poorly.
Friday afternoon Mrs. J. D. Shaw hosted a tea and Kensington in Grass Creek with guests including Mrs. F. A. Wilson Mrs. R. M. Miller and Mrs. G. A. Swanson. Community members report flu recovery visits and work trips by R. M. Miller Dick Berry and G A Swanson to Thermopolis Ohio camp and Sunshine basin with oil company business and rheumatism recovery noted.
The notice outlines a poison campaign zone on both sides of the Big Horn River from Five Mile to Greybull and Rairden, plus the Nowood to Bonanza. It records the d20th Annual Meeting of Greybull Valley Wool Growers Association and Basin State Bank stockholders on January 13 1919 at 3 pm. It also lists a real estate mortgage foreclosure by Wm E Hatfield with sale set for February 1919 in Basin. includes town Manderson details and attorney fees.
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