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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
8
Basin Bakery advertises tippers and Jersey milk while Basin Meat Market carries Spencer’s Jersey products. Local notables including Parker House roll orders, Otto visitors, and trips to Cheyenne are noted along with store purchases, court filings, and upcoming film at Rex.
A local bakery advertises doughnuts at 2 cents per dozen and tea cakes 50 cents per dozen. Gingerbread and nut loaf available with a phone order to 135J at Mrs R A Gould’s address 128.
Greybull visitor Ben Garland seen in town on Monday. Basin Bakery invites purchases of purity bread and caramel candy. Owen Johnson offered drayman services by phone. For sale washing machine and wringer. Coal from Flagstaff mine available. Theater ads promote The Right to Love starring Mae Murray at Rex with admission 50c and 25c. Marlow ranch listing for rent or sale. 280 acres, hay 100 tons. Shorthand and typewriting instruction offered at high school. contact Marie A Hardy.
Catholic services will be held in Basin next Sunday at 11 o'clock and in Greybull at 9 o'clock. The notices specify deference to local parish times and locations for the weekend ritual.
The hearing on immigration bills notes opposition to suspending immigration due to propaganda fears. Senator Colt challenges Caminetti as he defends visa requirements and warns of dangerous radicals. Caminetti recommends continued visa verification for all aliens and calls for additional immigration officers.
Mrs. Hardy of Basin Gardens teaches at the schoolhouse with typewriting shorthand and bookkeeping. The Basin basketball team beat Cody 18 to 15. Seventh and eighth graders played Manderson to a 12 to 12 tie. Basin girls lost to Manderson 24 to 14. The girls glee club rehearses a musical sketch Dress Rehearsal for late February. Earl Ellis and Loren Pegg elected cheerleaders. Ephraim Johnson enrolled. A Midland Lyceum representative visited Basin to discuss next year’s program.
A joint legislative committee surveyed the university to assess needs for a proposed building program. They examined oil royalty issues, noting the university would gain little under current allocations, while space and housing shortages threaten its future.
Col Dan Roers will conduct sales in this section soon. February 1 describes a general farm sale for the G Hartigan estate two miles east of Hyattville. February 5 auctions a personal estate for the deceased G Hartigan four miles northwest of Basin.
Mr and Mrs Roy Atkinson of Kenosha Wisconsin arrived yesterday and expect to make this their home. They were drawn by the local Chamber of Commerce ad. Atkinson works in the bee business and may move his plant here. His brother and father in law from Wisconsin are due around April 1 and two more brothers may join later.
Kansas City market report shows hog prices 25 to 35 cents higher than last week. Demand for fat cattle fair and prices stronger. stockers and feeders sold readily. Steers 7.25 to 8.60, heifers 6.00 to 8.26, fal cons 6.25 to 6.50, hogs bulk 9.15 to 9.85 with top 9.40, lambs 9.76 to 10.60, ewes 5 to 6.35, wethers 6 to 6.40.
Public library hosts Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 with a children story about planets and Venus. Evening vesper service at 5 followed by Sunday night lunch. committee chair Mrs F M Hime. Pastor Leon A Losey invites all to attend. Buth Republican for job printing.
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