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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
6
Postmaster General Hays plans reforms to postal savings banks to attract deposits by paying interest from receipt time and raising the rate from 2 to 3 per cent. He aims to expand offices from 6 300 to 50 000 and remove age limits, hoping to boost deposits and government financing. Also notes British shipping policies and a visit by Paul Blanchard to Basin.
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia North American asserts British propaganda against the American merchant marine is a key obstacle the new shipping board must confront at its inception. It urges firm action to counter this misinformation from the outset.
Secretary Hoover envisions government representatives partnering with industry committees to assess needs and devise supply solutions within legitimate government activity. He frames industrial relations as business problems to be solved in a businesslike way, marking a departure from prior government approaches.
The notice lists vacant state lands in Big Horn County eligible for lease across multiple ranges and townships in 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 60 61 68 N. and ranges 89 92 93 94 95 96 97. It notes blanks and leasing information available on request and directs inquiries to A. Baker, Commissioner Public Lands, Cheyenne Wyoming.
The text argues for closer government-industry ties, seen as inevitable in coming years. It emphasizes shaping these relations into productive collaboration rather than hindrance, aiming to benefit the nation’s economic framework.
The author argues against government takeover or regulation of meat packing and transport, warning such measures fail to help producers or consumers. Supporters of market competition are praised, noting Western senators who voted to defeat a Kenyan bill and urging continued individual initiative in the packing industry led by Senator Stanfield of Oregon.
The Order of Eastern Star holds meetings in Fraternity Hall on the second and fourth Mondays, following its regular schedule and traditions.
The sugar sector suffers late 1920s downturn as exports fall from 720 million to 330 million. Afterwar conditions flood the market with surplus sugar while U S crops drop slightly. Cuba and Europe show reduced shipments. analysts expect tariff changes to stabilize the industry, though prices may stay low for years.
Former Vice President Marshall recounts a tale of an Indiana man who regressed when lying to move forward and argues the Democratic Party should return to Jeffersonian principles. He champions patriotism and criticizes internationalists in the party while urging progress by going backward to founding ideals.
Lovell residents prepare for Pioneer Day on July 24 with a big parade hall exercises and an afternoon of wholesome aperta. An invitation is extended to all to join the festivities. Spencer's Jersey milk and cream sold at Daslo Meat Market.
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