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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
Dr Frank Elwood Gordon delivers the Chautauqua evening address titled Shooting the Goal. He is described as Abraham Lincoln in stature and logic and is praised for his message, sound sense, and human sympathy. The talk targets youth with renewed enthusiasm.
Former Columbus Juvenile Court judge Frederick G. Bale delivers an impassioned talk on reforming youths through character building. The speech emphasizes forming virtuous traits early and speaks with earnest urgency about guiding adults with concrete, practical discipline.
Sunday services at 11 a m. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 8 p m. Sunday school for pupils up to age twenty at 10 a m. Reading rooms in rear of church open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 3:00 to 6:00.
Senator John 8 Frelinghuysen of New Jersey warns a coal famine looms unless his fuel bills pass. One measure authorizes the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant seasonal coal freight rates to spur summer buying. The other bill establishes ...
Frelinghuysen warns that coal price and production laws threaten profits and may trigger a coal famine next fall and winter. He argues a famine could be averted only by defeating the bills. Also, the Basin Land Company dissolves by stockholder resolution in July 1922.
Report of condition for a Wyoming bank in Burlington as of June 20 1921 shows loans and discounts totaling 73 352 10 with 83 779 56 in other assets and 98 519 48 in total resources. Capital and surplus amount to 10 000 00 and 12 000 00 respectively with 75 014 18 in deposits including 34 088 42 in individual deposits and 40 925 76 in certificates of deposit.
Delinquent personal taxes shown by district and payer with amounts for 1919 and 1920. Notable entries include Frannie Jordan $150.81 in District 3 and Ewers Jas F $142.21 in District 37 for 1919, and numerous company and individual totals across districts 1 to 61 for 1920.
The piece extols Colorado as vast with mountains lakes and rivers, calling it the Playground of the Nation. It highlights travel by Burlington Limited and urges readers to plan summer vacations with a local agent.
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