BASIN SCHOOLS NOTES AND BASKETBALL NEWS
The Basin High School weekly notes celebrate student talks and a Feb 10 carnival fundraiser for the Athletic Association. Also recaps Basin High boys beat Cody 20 to 17 with Jones starring, and Basin girls fall to Powell amid travel delays and unfamiliar play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson
Vandewalker
Zaring
Basin
Marple
B. H
Powell
Basin High School
Basin Girls
Spence
Basin High
Woman's Club reviews Main Street in Webster discussion
The Woman's Club corrected an error about their last meeting program. A review of Sin clair Lewis's Main Street was discussed under seven questions on Carol Kennicott and Gopher Prairie, noting her beauty, snobbery, adaptability, and the book as a portrayal of human nature with Dr. Kennicott as a strong, noble figure.
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Woman's Club
Sinclair Lewis
Lindsey
Catherine Extra
Marion Bishop
T. K. Bishop
Carol Kennicott
Armstrong
Gopher Prairie
F. L. McNown
Dr. Kennicott
Clara F. Collins
Esther Pauley
Carol Kennifrott
Scott
R. L. Silver
Main Street
Kennicott
Final score 17 to 16 as team travels with coach Miss Lawrence
The final score was 17 to 16. The travel party included Irma Wright Miriam Ewers Pearl Ellis Eileen Rosenberry Vernilia Vans Buretta Robertson and Dorothy Muchler led by coach Miss Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lawrence
Irma Wright
Miriam Ewers
Pearl Ellis
Eileen Rosenberry
Vernilia Vans
Buretta Robertson
Dorothy Muchler
Power Creates Wealth Power Creates Wealth
John Miller, a longtime hydroelectric developer in the Southwest, explains the Colorado River as the United States second in waterpower potential with 4,600,000 horsepower. He notes Southern California electricity use rises by 60,000 horsepower annually, costing 15 million dollars yearly but adding 300 million to regional wealth. He proposes 200,000 horsepower units at 60 million each, two to three years to build, to match growth and mimic Edison Company spending.
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John Miller
Southwest
Colorado River
Mr. Miller
United States
California
Colorado
Southern California Edison Company
Wyoming Legion activity highlighted in state report
The Wyoming Legion describes broad state work from veteran aid and claims help to legislation on Workmen’s Compensation and land laws. It notes the Ferris land act, North Platte project entry fee cut, and planned clean‑up squad revisits with a paid American Legion representative. Welfare spending and job placement for ex service men are cited, with Casper Post supporting hospitals and funds from Salt Creek Post aiding disabled veterans.
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Legion
Wyoming
Department
Wyoming Legionaires
Congress
Beneft
Thermopolis
Kansas City
National Legislative Committee
North Platte Project
Torrington
Wyoming Legion
Secretary of the Interior
State of
American Legion
George W. Vroman
Casper
Casper Post
Orin M. Snyder
Salt Creek
1921 Armaments Conference Highlighted in Year’s Summation
The article lauds President Harding for calling the 1921 arms conference as mankind’s top effort of the year. It notes immediate effects like battleship scrapping and lower armament budgets, with tax relief to follow in subsequent years. It also mentions Nobel Prize trustees and hints at prize selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Nobel Peace Priso
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Wade
van Dyke
Mike
Mason
Fellows
Kinga and Queens
McNown
Reader
Athletic Association
Basic High
Cody
Cody High
Hansom
Cody Fellows
Jones
Hanlon
Smith
Blakesley
THE
Ford
F. C. B. Detroit
Worland
Greybull
Ford Motor
Spark Plug
Bethlehem
Yellowstone Motor CO
Phone
Basin Wyo
Wild Bear Garage Company
Worland, Wyo
Yellowstone Automotive CO
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