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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
2
A letter to growers outlines 1918 farming plans for the Big Horn Basin. It urges early field work, equipment repair, seed cleaning, and feed prep to maximize profits. It analyzes beets, wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and beans under government policies and sugar contracts.
Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m led by Boyd V Osborn with evening activities including Epworth league at 6 30 p m Happy Hour at 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting Pastor R M Jones invites all to attend St Andrew's Episcopal hosts Sunday school at 10 a m and services on January 13 7 30 p m January 20 11 am January 27 7 30 p m led by Rev A H F Watkins Christian Science meets at Rex theatre Sundays at 11 a m with a December 30 topic Christian Science and a Sunday school for youths up to 20 at 10 a m inviting public attendance.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sermon with communion at 11. Young people's meeting at 6 30. Evening sermon at 7 30. Fatland's sermon last Sunday morning was very much enjoyed. You are invited. C Wardlaw Pastor.
The piece argues for a strict Americanisation policy, insisting on reading and writing in native languages before learning English, and maintaining strong moral character and earning ability as admission basics. It notes wartime shifts in net immigration and urges continued study to avoid past errors.
Nearly twenty five thousand French children receive aid from the American Red Cross in Paris based on cable reports. Seven hundred receive complete medical care, 3 060 are treated in medical dispensaries, and 20 300 orphans and others are aided directly or indirectly. The Red Cross also aids 6 000 Belgian children with 1 000 under direct care, maintaining hospitals and shelters for orphans from ruined areas. The effort aims to improve welfare and future generations.
The Baker brand of inefficiency surfaces as 100 soldiers from across the nation are sent to Raritan New Jersey by the war department following a mistaken belief a post exists there. They are redirected to Camp Upton at Yaphank after the phantom post is found nonexistent.
The stockholders of the Tillard Canal Co. will meet January 14 at 1 p.m. in Basin Wyoming City Hall to elect a board of directors and handle other legal business. Signed O. K. Irwin secretary.
At a special stockholders meeting in Basin Wyoming the entire issued stock attended unanimously approved dissolution of the company and surrender of charter and name. A certificate of dissolution has been filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State, making the corporation dissolved. Dated Basin December 12 1917 by T K Bishop Assistant Secretary with publications from December 14 1917 to January 25 1918.
Local timetable lists No 29 Northbound departing 12 15 PM and No 30 Southbound at 1 10 PM Basin. Mrs C W Dodge offers items for sale including maple dresser three quarter size white iron bed full size white iron bed small coal heater and oak magazine rack.
Clyde W. Atherly files civil action regarding sewer mainage issues. Case details reference city utilities and property boundaries, with a notice of complaint and potential remedies pending court action.
Evening meetings in Fraternity Hall Temple Lodge No 20 meet second and fourth Wednesdays The Order of Eastern Star meets in Fraternity Hall second and fourth Mondays Basin Lodge No 36 meets every Tuesday Basin Encampment No 16 second and fourth Fridays Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 meets first and third Fridays Basin Camp No 6686 Fl W A meets second and fourth Thursdays
Basin City lists the city officials headed by Mayor B. J. Sullivan with councilmen Wm. Gibson F. M. Hime H. T. Lamb W. H. Pauley.Treasurer Mrs M. V. Rhodes.Clerk Jas F. Ewers.Attorney C A Zaring.Marshal J H Hanlon. Official paper Basin Republican.
County officers named include Sheriff Wickwire Assessor Jones and Clerk Zela Murphy. Officials also cover Commissioners Spratt Welch and Trough, County Attorney Hartigan and Judge Metz. Superintendent Kinder and Treasurer Burnham are listed among others for a Republican job printing context.
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