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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
4
Basin Wyoming local notice lists newspaper subscription terms under the 1879 act. It advertises 2 dollars per year in advance and display rates for Basin and Big Horn County, with per line charges for locals and blackface locals, all under the official paper designation.
A well known Big Horn county man severed ties with the Democratic Party and plans to participate in Republican primaries voting the Republican ticket this year. He cites lost confidence in the administration and wartime profiteering, saying the Republican Party offers the chance to restore confidence and prosperity.
Chairman Cummings at the San Francisco gathering refrains from citing the four years of Democratic economy. Taxpayers who bought Liberty Bonds and pay four billion dollars in taxes will not be impressed by a pass the buck narrative this year.
Irrigated land in the Big Horn Basin with drainage provided and abundant water is selling at a third of its real value. The market offers an opportunity for a real estate man to attract eastern farmers to invest.
The Basin chautauqua’s July 9 to 14 program is set to rival major circuits with a full amusement lineup. Plan to spend several days at the event and enjoy an upscale entertainment schedule prepared for the season.
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce notes steady daily replies to literature sent out. Many land seekers plan to visit the area this fall, drawn by the sections highlighted.
The county fair aims to showcase unmatched natural resources, highlighting efforts that kept the nation out of war and, more recently, out of sugar. The message notes a strong performance on sugar compared to wartime policy.
The piece critiques Republican unity and Democratic tactics amid Wilson era debates. It notes McAdoo and Wilson as synchronized, questions Wilson’s World War I commitments, and mentions Hearst’s third party call. It cites an LA earthquake and forecasts another in SF, and comments on Davis and Oregon’s stance on league of nations.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs Maggie J Arnot t Supt. First Church of Christ Scientist services at 11 a.m. Wednesday evenings 8 p.m. Sunday school for pupils up to age twenty 10 a.m. Reading rooms open daily 3 to 6 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. All are invited to attend services and visit reading rooms.
A humorous verse lists biblical figures in baseball terms with puns about Adam Eve Isaac Samson Moses Cain Abraham David and others. It riffs on biblical stories by casting them as at bats runs hits and pitchers in a whimsical mashup.
During the summer months the office will close at 12 noon on Saturdays. Western Title and Loan Company based in Basin Wyoming provides the notice of adjusted hours for the season.
In Big Horn County district court a guardianship petition is filed for Cleo Lynn Weltha Lynn William Lynn Veda Lynn Ireta Lynn Lamar Lynn and Wilma Lynn minor heirs of Fanny Lynn deceased. Charles S Lynn guardian seeks order.
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues everyone should seek mental rest through new scenes or complete mind inactivity at times. It notes blue sky gazing can empty the mind, and warns that even leaders in finance, construction, or invention may die early from constant active thought.
An order of court directs the sale of Lot 2 in Block 5 Linnabary Addition to Lovell Wyoming. Next of kin and all interested parties must appear July 26 1920 at Basin court to show cause why the sale should not be granted. A copy of the order will be published weekly for three weeks in The Basin Republican.
The Republican County Central Committee for Big Horn County Wyoming will meet in Basin on Wednesday July 7 1920 to transact regular business. All interested in the party's success are invited to attend. P P Anderson Acting Chairman.
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