Congress Leaders Praise Present Session Achievements
Four Leader Mondell lauds the current session for steady work on tariff and revenue legislation. He notes passage of the emergency tariff bill, budget law, immigration restriction, and measures shaping government control of telegraph and cable services. He highlights army and navy saving, establishing peace, and advancing postwar reforms to aid ex servicemen.
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Congress
House
Mondell
Speaker
Ways and Means Committee
Committee On Ways and Mens
Committee On Ways
Wilson
Chautauqua This Week At Basin Encourages Community Support
The Standard Chautauqua drew daily crowds in Basin with highly praised lectures and strong musical numbers. Lincoln's President Potter urged residents to guarantee next year's event, noting the Girls saxophone band may be signed for the season. The piece urges collective effort to sustain chautauqua as an educational community asset.
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Basin
C. H. Potter
Lincoln
Neb
Potter
Human Spider Bill Strother Tonight
Bill Strother known as the human spider will be in Basin tonight to climb the court house building and the flag pole in front of the court house. He has scaled the tallest buildings in major cities and promises a worthwhile exhibition.
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Bill Strother
Basin
Court House
Strother
Henry Family Moves to Basin From Denver
Mra Joe Henry and daughter Betty of Denver arrived Wednesday and will stay permanently. Two daughters are at the Burke ranch on Tensleep and the family will base there until a house they own here can be readied for use.
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Mra
Joe Henry
Betty
Denver
Burke Ranch
Tensleep
Wyoming Crude Oil Market Notes Activity in Several Fields
Market overview highlights activity across Grass Creek Torchlight Elk Basin Greybullnee Creek Lander areas with pricing trends, production shifts, and potential storage changes affecting regional oil output and trade. Industry sources note equipment updates and field-level benchmarks influencing next quarter forecasts.
Oil firms build rigs and merge as oil demand shifts
E G Lewis Oil Co plans standard rigs in the Alkali dome 18 miles NW of Greybull and expands near Greybull River. Lewis & Clark Oil Co advances in Torchlight field. Ohio's deep sand gas well at Hidden dome touted as largest in the area. Southern Oil and Kansas Gulf Oil merge at Tulsa. Industry faces price drops, rising imports, and a shift to fuel oil as coal declines.
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E. G. Lewis Oil Co
Greybull
Old American Oil Co. Holdings
Lewis & Clark Oil Co
Sec. 13
Torchlight Field
Hidden Dome
The
Ohio
Southern Oil Corporation
Kansas & Gulf Oil Corporation
Tulsa
Old Timers Plan July 30 Picnic in Booths Grove Paint Rock
The Old Timers met in Hyattville to arrange the annual picnic set for July 30 in Booths Grove on Paint Rock. Committees are named for grounds meat finance preparing dinner advertising dance and program with no sales at stands and invites all Basin area old timers to attend.
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Hyattville
Booth’s Grove
Paint’ Rock
W. J. Booth
Rid Ily
John Seaman
Jas
Basin Country
Basin Wins at Cody 7 to 6 in Saucy Sunday Showdown
The Basin ball team defeated Cody 7 to 6 at Cody as Brown and Gobo starred for Basin while Fitzgerald and Thompson played for Cody. Basin rises to second place in the league standings with four games left, aiming for the pennant as the season closes.
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Basin Ball
Cody
Brown
Gobo
Basin
Fitzgerald
Thompson
Codyites
Jonings
Det Basin
Liquor Case Dismissed After Greybull Hotel Search
The State versus C W Shomo from a Greybull Alamo hotel search July 2 led Justice Bonwell to rule no probable cause for illegal possession. The judge ordered return of the liquor to the defendant after hearing testimony about private family use and lack of sale evidence.
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C. W. Shomo
Alamo Hotel
Greybull
Justice Bonwell
Court of Justice
N. H. Swanson
G. R. Loveland
Justice Swanson
J. A. Baures
Lone
Buures
Fank James
Ernest Caldwell
Constable Young
Baures
Seach
McMillen
Frank James
Justice Rules Warrant Search Illegal in Warrrant Case
The judge ruled the search illegal as it was not conducted by the officer named in the warrant. The return filed by the officer failed to support the complaint.
Basin to Get Six Apartment Units This Summer
Casper architect Dubois has prepared plans for an apartment house for Mrs. Leitch of the Markham. Local contractors are furnishing estimates and if costs are reasonable the building will rise this summer. The six unit complex will be modern in every part and fill a long needed space in Basin.
Sullivan Family to Visit Local Area Next Monday
Mr and Mrs B J Sullivan and their children from Denver are expected here next Monday. Mr Sullivan will handle business while here and Mrs Sullivan will visit friends. They will be joined by M E Dukes secretary of the International Trust Co of Denver who will vacation nearby to fish for mountain trout.
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B. J. Sullivan
Denver
Sullivan
Court News Of The Week In Basin And Worland
The judge plans a legal holiday starting around July 20 with adjournment in Basin July 16 and a brief trip to Thermopolis. A. Affleck et al vs Stevens et al centered on oil well drilling payments east of Greybull, the Frontier formation, and casing removals. judgment favored plaintiffs. Other matters in Worland included Church estate bankruptcy, with A J Church's assignment to his wife under bankruptcy relief arguments.
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Metz
Basin
Thermopolis
Affleck
Sherard Et al
Stevens Et al
Zaring and Marshall
Brome & Hyde
Greybull
Worland
Frontier Formation
Affreck-Stevens
Washakie County
A. J. Church
Basin Country
MunTierson State Bank
Zaring
West
Quiner
Mr. Ingle
Billings
Clinton Boy Scouts Caravan Returns From Park Tour
Col May of the Chamber of Commerce reports the Clinton Iowa Boy Scouts caravan of 280 people including 191 scouts and 89 adults returned from a park tour. They camped at the west town school grounds and were welcomed by local officials and Hyattville residents who served refreshments. A Rex theater moving picture documented the journey and fundraising by scouts.
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Col. May
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton
Iowa
Boy Scouts
R. P. Pearson
W. H. Pauley
Hyattville
H. Hime
R. B. West
P. P. Anderson
A. W. Coons
C. A. Zaring
R. R. Ferris
Jr. L. Wise
H. M. Sheive
Riverside Inn
Buffalo
Tenswap
Rex
Scout Organization
Busiess
J. C. Vant Hul, Jr
Clinton Boy Scouts
Baain
Big Horn Mountains
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Mule Creek
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Commierce
United States
England
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BOY
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