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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

7

President seeks Republican aid in war policy clash

Washington notes the Republican Publicity Association led by Hon. Jonathan Bourne Jr accuses Democratic reversals on tariffs sugar and war aims while urging Republicans to support the nation and maintain party principles without surrendering self respect.

Wahington Republican Publicity Association Jonathan Bourne, Jr Washington Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson Congress McAdoo Baker Gregory Daniels St. Louis Chicago

How to Make a Drier for Kitchen Use and Sun Drying

A simple cheap dryer can be built by a handy person or older child. Use a 2 by 4 frame with lath strips to hold cheese cloth or wire mesh shelves. Assemble trays 2 by 4 feet and mount a crane to swing over the stove for drying after meals.

Wyoming Parts In National Service Record

Wyoming completed its required regular army troop quota and contributed to the Liberty Loan drive and Red Cross fundraising. The state sent many naval recruits and established a notable record in enlistments, with Sheridan reporting the effort as ongoing and commendable.

Wyoming Washington Red Cross Sheridan Enterprise

Nolan cites price figures to back food control bill

California representative John S. Nolan highlights price hikes in a major Washington market and compares U S and European wartime prices to argue for immediate passage of the food control bill. He emphasizes feeding the nation first before regulating other commodities.

John S. Nolan California Washington Europe Nolan Mr. Nolan

Cleaning Out the Bums in Rock Springs

A Wyoming official recounts using Chapter 39 1917 and Section 5977 to remove undesirables from Rock Springs. County Attorney Fred W. Johnson with Sheriff and police rounded up targets jailed them, then offered enlistment. all but one accepted after enlistment inquiry.

J. A. Preston State Council For National Defense Fred W. Johnson Sweetwater County Rock Springs

Threaten Industry in Western Cedar Strike Telegram

Governor Sam V Stewart received a telegram from the Western Cedar Association warning that the I W W strike threatens the western cedar pole and post industry. It says railcars idle, horses housed at camps, farmers blocked from fence posts, and urges federal protection in Idaho Washington and Montana. It claims many strikers are not I W W at heart and would work if protected.

Helena Sam V. Stewart Montana Apokane Western Cedar Association Western Cedar Pole Idaho Washington

US Field Leader Witnesses Russian July Offensive

Major General Hugh L. Scott chief of staff to the US army with the American commission to Russia arrived at the southwestern front to witness the July 1 Russian assault. Elihu Root reported Scott's enthusiastic telegram detailing the artillery preparation and the Sixth Corps of the Eleventh Army breaching three Austrian trench lines near Lochoff.

Scott Eleventh Army

Night Trains To Cody Begin July Nine

Burlington announces night train service between Billings and Cody starting July 9. First southbound train departs Billings 1 30 a m and reaches Cody early morning. return leaves Cody 6 p m and arrives Billings 12 15 a m. Tourist service to park offered to speed eastbound travelers and boost Cody region tourism. The Dry Climate tire is offered by Lee Motor Co.

Billings Cody Burlington Railroad Park Bur Ineton Railroad Wonderland

France Celebrates Fourth of July With Pershing Review

Paris marks Independence Day with a major display as the first American expeditionary force unit bound for training is reviewed by General Pershing. Flags flood streets and public buildings while crowds gather from early morning to witness the ceremony and hear Marseillaise and Star Spangled Banner.

Paris France Rue de Varenne Republican Guards General Pershing the Invalides Pershing Court of Honor United States Napoleon Marne Alsace Poincare Marshal Joffre

Bank condition report for Burlington State Bank 1917

Statement of resources and liabilities as of June 20 1917 for Burlington State Bank Wyoming Big Horn County with figures for loans discounts deposits and cash items. Signed by cashier Chas F Hensley and notarized June 26 1917 with directors H T Church and others.

Burlington State Bank Burlington Wyoming County of Big Horn Chas. F. Hensley E. F. Cowgill

Old Glory Flies Aboard American Fleet in England

American force based in British waters honors Independence Day by waving Old Glory instead of the Union Jack. British and American officers exchange greetings and officers aboard ships call on each other. Vice Admiral Sims and staff visit the British ships. Evening events include a musical program for several hundred sailors at the new club house ashore.

Sims

Americans Detained in Germany and State Council Plans

About fifty American civilians remain detained in Germany though Berlin promised release after passport conditions. Negotiations through Spain over the Moewe sailors continue with little prospect of freedom. Germany labels the men prisoners of war as they were aboard an armed merchantman. The Cheyenne State Council for Defense met June 27 and created five regional districts for instruction. T. C. Diers and others will tour multiple counties to discuss ongoing work, with Dr. Knight covering Albany County.

Washington Germany State Department Spain State Council For Defense Cheyenne T. C. Diers Weston Campbell Crook Johnson R. D. Carey Natrona Converse Niobrara Platte J. W. Bosworth Goshen Laramie P. C. Spencer

Junior home guards promote several new corporals

Last Saturday saw first promotions in the junior home guards. Corporals named Lester and Fred Gibson, Billy Burroughs, Kenneth and Glenn Reed, Vera Hoel, and Kathryn Snow were praised for faithfulness and efficiency. Promotions hinge on leadership, attendance, and attitude.

Lester Fred Gibson Billy Burroughs Kenneth Glenn Reed Vera Hoel Kathryn Snow

Local Cadets Earn Mention and Plan Patrols

Otis Wilkerson Burl Jones Mary ONeil and the Lewis boys receive honorable mention for solid work. The next meeting is set for the gymnasium next Tuesday. Each corporal leads a patrol of five soldiers.

Otis Wilkerson Burl Jones Mary O'Neil Lewis Boys

Exodus This Week From Basin Stocks Up Town Flight

Basin saw an extraordinary movement as nearly all car owners fled Tuesday evening with many visiting Shell Hyattville Thermopolis Greybull and Lovell by Wednesday noon Basin residents dispersed to surrounding towns while Wm. Lewis of Basin Gardens handled business Monday afternoon.

Basin Shell Hyattville Thermopolis Greybull Lovell Wm. Lewis Basin Gardens

Omaha man tours cattle country visits Basin area

Chas Tillotson from Omaha arrived in Basin for his annual cattle country trip escorted through Hyattville and Tensteep by Earl Daugherty. He returned elated over the trip's results and left Wednesday for other Wycoming points in the interest of the Mutual Livestock Commission Co. of South Omaha.

Chas. Tillotson Omaha Neb Basin Hyattville and Tensteep Earl Daugherty Ail Mutual Livestock Commission Co South Omaha

Easterner Visits Here By New York Ranch Owner

Sam Scoville hosts Arthur Hertig of New York City, owner of several Mandelson area ranches. Hertig praises Big Horn Basin progress since his last visit and notes Scoville managed ranch prosperity exceeding prior years.

Sam Scoville Arthur Hertig New York City Mandelson Mr. Hertig Big Horn Basin Mr. Scoville

Family cross country trip to Lander and Denver

Mrs. Harry H. Hime and her son James left for Lander to visit sister Mrs. Max Thomas. Mr. Hime joined later by automobile. The family then went to Denver for a short vacation and plan to return to Basin via Cheyenne.

Harry H. Hime James Lander Max Thomas Hime Denver Basin Cheyenne

Mail My Accounts to Thermopolis in Debt Notice

Hobert Puryear requests creditors mail statements to Thermopolis and remit payments promptly as he has been transferred there and cannot meet obligations.

Thermopolis Hobert Puryear

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