Basin Republican Postage Notice
Notice records Basin Wyoming second class matter with date June 30 1905 at Basin post office under Act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
4
Notice records Basin Wyoming second class matter with date June 30 1905 at Basin post office under Act of March 8 1879.
Billing terms show subscription at $2 per year in advance and official paper status for Basin. Display rates set per inch for single insertion and locals charged per line. blackface locals noted. Incomplete fragments reference a printing business manager and local display terms.
An editorial urges Wyoming residents to elect a capable governor to lead the state through world war and domestic challenges. It highlights Simon Skovgard of the Big Horn basin as a strong Republican candidate with business experience and integrity, arguing he would govern honestly and diligently.
A discussion on honey praising its medical value and food worth. The writer notes beekeepers exaggerate honey’s cures and that lay explanations to housewives often misstate its diet role. The piece argues honey’s true effects are limited and not a universal remedy.
An article outlines honey composition with levulose and dextrose as main sugars, explaining absorption differences and the limits of corn syrup. It notes honey is easier to digest and more nutritious, contrasting with manufactured syrups. plus Wyoming defense measures and food programs during wartime.
Wyoming industries urge wartime efficiency and blame saloons for a forty percent drop in productivity. The state council of defense meets to consider measures to curb saloon activity and support essential war industries.
The U S Supreme Court sustained the convictions of Emma Goldman and Alexander Herkman for conspiring to block the draft by urging men of draft age not to register. It also confirmed New York convictions of Louis Kramer and Moss Becker for draft registration interference, with Kramer jailed two years and fined 10000 dollars and Becker sentenced to twenty months. The court upheld Ohio decrees imposing one year imprisonment on Chas E Ruthenberg Alfred Wagenrecht and Charles Baker for violating the draft act.
Metro seven reel feature Blue Jeans is forecast to break precedents with extended runs in major city houses. Rex Theatre listings show show dates beginning January 26 with tickets at 26 and 50 cents. Local scene notes mention Pat's barbershop.
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