Basin Republican notice of second class posting
The Basin Republican notes its status as a second class matter with June 30 1906 filing at Basin Wyoming post office under the 1879 act.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
2
Basin Basin Paper Subscription Notice
Announcement for yearly subscription at two dollars in advance. Identifies the publication as the official paper for Big Horn County and for the Town of Basin.
Advertising Rates Display and Local Rates Description
Advertising rates listed per inch for display space at 25 cents per insertion and contractual display, locals priced per line at 10 cents, and blackface locals at 15 cents per line.
How Dry I Am Ballad Banter and Wilson Tour Caution
Old ballad singers find little solace in a reference to How Dry I Am as President Wilson plans a country tour to back the league of nations. Bassin chautauqua opens next Sunday with a high class varied program aimed at Basin residents. Sheriff Wickwire seizes contraband whiskey in Grey Bull, arresting transporters, signaling a tough stance on bootleggers and urging prompt prosecutions. Public sentiment backs Sheriff actions to curb law violations.
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Wilson
League of Natione
Wickwire
Greybull
Why beet tops matter in sugar production
The article explains that sugar in beets comes from light captured by leaves. Fresher larger leaves with more light boost sugar manufacture, which is stored in the beet root and recovered by diffusion. A large foliage does not deprive the root but expands the area of sugar production feeding the root.
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Agricultural Department
Telegraphers End Nationwide Strike in Chicago
Chicago reports the telegraph strike ending after a June 11 start as 8 J Konenkamp president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America returns from Washington and calls off the walkout following talks with union officials.
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Chicago
J. Konenkamp
The
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Konenkamp
Washington
End of Telegraph Strike Declared by President Konenkamp
A statement to members from President Konenkamp declares the strike against wire controlled telegraph companies ended. He cites prolonged unfair treatment since August 1918 and notes that a membership vote would cause delay and disorganization. He commends workers for their gallant struggle.
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Konenkamp
Louise Marsh recounts war service at Standard Chautauqua
Miss Louise M. Marsh a Red Cross nurse returning from three years overseas will speak at the Standard Chautauqua. Home in New York City she served in France and at Neuilly and Ernetat with American ambulance and Presbyterian Hospital Unit No 1 aiding French English and American wounded. The notice also covers formation of Greybull High School District in Big Horn County Wyoming by public vote and official action July 3 1919.
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Louise M. Marsh
Red Cross
Miss Marsh
New York City
France
American Ambulance
Neuiily
Seine Et Marne
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Hospital
Erretat
Havres
Greybull High
Wyoming
Big Horn County
Board of County Commissioners
Greybull High School
Basin
Wyo
Charles A. Welch
Banking Campaign Promotes Thrift in Cleveland
A Cleveland campaign of newspaper ads by banks and trust companies urged thrift. The effort led to surprising results including three Assyrians depositing over $30,000 in currency they had buried in a cellar after hearing of the idea to use banks. The piece notes banks aim to show others how to get ahead and build deposits from immigrants and wage earners.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Leaders Must Set Example in Respect for Law
A call for leaders to model loyalty to democratic institutions and strict adherence to the law. The speech denounces bolshevism, political violence, and abuses of power while urging officials to avoid double standards in upholding legal order.
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Congress
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