Basin Republican Notice Of Second Clees Entry
Basin Wyoming post office records list a second Clees matter entered June 30 1906 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
4
Basin Wyoming post office records list a second Clees matter entered June 30 1906 under the 1879 act.
A speech urges dramatic boosts in salesmanship publicity and shared funding to mobilize 110 million Americans for higher daily output. It calls for a 15 percent levy on large firms to finance a national propaganda push aimed at reducing the cost of living by eliminating strikes and boosting production.
The piece argues that boosting production is the cure for unrest and high living costs, urging salesmen and advertisers to push work, wage growth, and consumer demand. It cites advertising as essential, notes coal miners’ demand for government advertising funds, and quotes System on selling the idea that increased production matters more than exports.
The Wyoming legislature is called to meet next Monday in a special session to ratify the woman’s suffrage amendment and consider a relief measure for Greybull valley settlers. Lawmakers may pass a clear bonding law to allow reservoir bonds, enabling equal costs and benefits across districts amid irrigation needs. Bryan threatens to push Edwards’ resignation if Cummings does not act, accusing him of steering the party toward a “wet” course.
Congress has nearly abolished the famous rivers and barbor pork barrel annual. The public is hopeful that this graft is past and government waste will decline.
Sheridan reports a district court jury awarded Owen Sweeney administrator $3,600 damages in a railroad fatality lawsuit. The suit sought $36,000.
Catholic services will be held in Basu next Sunday at 11 oclock in the morning and in Greybull at 9 oclock.
A county inquiry into Greybull police justice George Harding town attorney E H Ellis and justice of the peace office found the charges unfounded. County Attorney F A Little led the probe with town council aid and will submit a full report to Judge Metz for review.
Manager Hokanson announces Frank Mayo and Edith Roberts will appear at the Rex next Friday January 30 in Laska adapted from Frank Desprez. The poem based production is described as a classic in our language and could be one of the year’s best films for Basin theatre goers.
On January 15 1920 Homer Lester Crown petitioned the Fifth Judicial District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming to change his name to Homer Lester Oberg. Hearing set for February 21 1920 at 10 AM in Basin Wyoming court room anyone with objections may appear. Signed Basin Wyoming January 16 1920 by Homer Lester Crown and attorneys West and Little.
Owner inquiries for farm and ranch lands are invited. Those desiring to sell should send land descriptions and the lowest cash price to J R Bonwell.
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