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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
2
In a satirical take, the Office Boy column mocks Woodrow Wilson era politics, arguing Harding and Koolidge will win with broad progressive support while opposing Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations plan and U S involvement in European affairs. The piece rails against Roosevelt and antiwar sentiment, recalling congressional resistance to Wilson’s policies.
Instructions for collecting drying and packing forage crops grains and vegetables for state and county fairs. Details include drying in dark rooms spreading to dry avoiding mold tying bundles with cord trimming butts and wrapping. Also covers timing harvesting ripe stages cleaning threshing fanning milling and avoiding washing vegetables.
Read as a plea against Woodrow Wilson and his supporters. The speaker argues for rejecting the league of nations and keeping the United States out of European affairs. He calls for removing politicians and reforming the party lineup.
Senator J W Wadsworth of New York warned against the parlor bol sheviat policy allegedly cultivated by the Wilson administration while discussing the issue.
Senator Wadeworth argues for encouraging cooperation to fund home building rather than government financing. He warns that parlor agitators and intellectuals seeking to replace private enterprise with government control threaten democracy and will alienate immigrants.
Notice from the Office of the Insurance Commissioner Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 6 1920. Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Seattle presents admitted assets 1 245 826 46. liabilities excluding CAD 765 822 43. surplus over liabilities 480 004 06.
State of Wyoming, Laramie County. Insurance Commissioner Forsyth certifies the condensed annual statement for the named company filed as required by law. Figures show income 1 245 826 46 and disbursements 1 320 563 77 for year ending December 31 1919. Dated May 6 1920 with official seal.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Association Redfield South Dakota reports assets 122 250 51 and capital 86 588 40 while Nehillier Rose holds 35 662 11 in this public notice of financial status.
Robert B. Forsyth signs a certification under section 4120 C 8 1919 for Wyoming insurance year ending December 31 1919. The report shows December List 1919 values 148160 40 and 114924 19 with net premiums received 726 94.
Office of the Insurance Commissioner lists Milwaukee Mechanics' Fire Insurance Company figures with assets of 6 796 893 77 dollars and liabilities around 1 441 538 96 dollars, noting capital stock near 1 260 000 00 and apparent deficits.
The document lists income during the year ending December 31 1919 as 6 796 893 77 and net premiums received 3 974 63. Losses paid and incurred amount to 2 124 21. Insurance written is 214 260 00 and losses incurred 2 124 21. State of Wyoming appears in the header.
The document notes a condensed pany filed in the office as required by Section 4120 CC S 1910 and 1920 42-06 Insurance Commissioner.
A historical record from Minneapolis Minnesota notes the liabilities and capital assets of the Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company. It lists total liabilities and capital assets at 1 010 847 70 with adjustments and specific figures including 687 072 81 and 200 000 00 and 123 774 89. The entry indicates financial figures from the insurers, reflecting a balance of liabilities versus assets.
The record lists monetary amounts for December 31 1919 including totals of 1 010 847 70 and 1 347 468 24 and 1 151 560 97. It notes net premiums written and losses incurred as none.
R B Forsyth Insurance Commissioner signs and affixes seal to finalize regulatory action. Official document records completion of regulatory duty and authentication by the commissioner.
National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford reports assets totaling 24 723 969 60 with 16 666 885 3T and 2 000 000 00 paid up Nobilities and 6 057 578 23 in reserves.
The document records financial figures for the insurance company including written premiums of 24 723 963 60 and net premiums received 27 202 87 with losses paid 19 932 38 and losses incurred 2 651 68. It notes December 31 1919 dates and cites filing in the office per Section 4120 C 8 1910 as of May 6 A T.
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