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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
8
A collage of town notices shows Owen Johnson and Ybone Lye W home making Chile at all hours, Sam Smith a Shell business visitor, Ora Allen and others visiting. Rentals offered,Lost keys found, baby buggy for sale, New Year gatherings, laundry tips, and bank business travel are noted among frequent town strolls and visits to Powell, Burlington, Ther Mopolis, and Emblem.
Local notes record residents and visitors in Basin including Rudolph Reid headed to Thermopolis Chas Blynn from St Joe and others from Burlington Lovell Greybull Manderson and Powell. Community business mentions include Wises Drug Store era, Otter dray service and Ford rental while public meetings and church women aid plans occur with several town and county figures attending Odd Fellows and court matters.
A steady stream of residents and visitors appear in Basin this week. Vic Olson of Otto and others from Hyattville Lucerne and Midwest stopped in, with court and business matters noted. Several residents underwent operations at Basin Hospital, with updates on recovery and family arrivals, including a new daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dobbs.
Article by M B Reynolds notes changes in the 1921 revenue act effective January 1. It explains new personal exemptions for married and head of family filers, the single exemption, dependent exemptions, and the requirement for individuals with gross income of 5000 or more to file. It also states traveling expenses while away on business are deductible.
The Wyoming district reports 1921 receipts totaling 7 061 146 74 with office costs under two percent. Since opening December 1919 in Cheyenne, staff of 26 handled 51 092 returns last year, reflecting high efficiency and growing taxpayer assistance.
Greybull Wyoming's W. W. Braden advertises purchase of second hand goods in large or small quantities offering cash or exchange. Noting location and contact, the ad invites locals to sell surplus items.
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