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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
3
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold its regular service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Maggie J. Arnot t, Superintendent.
The third annual State Day will be observed in the M B church on Sunday July 20. Speakers at morning worship include Vernon Patterson, F A Battery F 148th, Prof F L McNown, and Delbert L Davis of Drury College. Reading rooms operate daily 3 to 6 except Sundays and holidays.
The piece debates whether Wilson will recognize Leguia’s Peru after a revolutionary rise, noting his stance against governments born in revolution like Tinoco’s Costa Rica and contrasting with his earlier Bolshevik recognition while Clemenceau opposed it. It questions consistency given other nations’ moves.
The article estimates six million foreigners may leave the country for Europe as soon as they secure passports and transport. Each is valued at about $2,000, totaling an alleged removal of $10 billion in wealth. It argues such departures could hurt industry but may strengthen national character and ideals, urging legislation to rebalance industry and preserve values.
A fragment asserts that those who rejected Americanism fled the country and imply a belief they cannot get along without them now that they are away from home.
Washington July 16. Senator F E Warren chairing the senate appropriations committee reports a net decrease of 939 692 641 97 in eight appropriation bills from last session to the present. Army funding alone falls by about 492 175 189 09, while overall federal outlays drop from 27 092 094 720 75 in 1919 to 7 337 597 283 58 for 1920, signaling broader cost cuts.
Washington July 15 Rep John Jacob Regedy Republican Massachusetts introduces a bill to speed naturalization for all who served in the US military or naval forces since April 6 1917 and who have been or may be honorably discharged. The measure states that such soldiers shall be eligible for admission.
Abstract of receipts and disbursements for Big Horn County Wyoming from Jan 4 to June 30 1919. Includes cash on hand 348 757 50, allocations for general county purposes library school and bond payments, district court and justice court expenses, road and bridge costs, poor and probate expenses, and indebtedness figures with officer attestations.
Legal notice states no court clerk may charge naturalization fees and that soldiers may use discharge papers or authenticated certificates to prove identity. It also notes no requirement to show arrival date, and includes a sales ad for a Ford Truck. The district court of Big Horn County schedules a hearing on July 26 1919 to authorize sale of Fulton R Morris estate real estate in Washakie and Big Horn counties to pay debts and legacies.
The Basin Republican and Worland Grit publish legal notices in Basin Big Horn County Wyoming, including hearings on estates, mortgage foreclosures, and summonses. Foreclosure actions involve Guy L Shipman and Anna M Shipman versus B T Joslin assigned to Frank L Cleveland with sale set August 2 1919. A mortgage on Lot 3 and 4 Section 5 Township 52 North Range 92 West seeks 2400 plus costs. A separate summons in the Fifth Judicial District names Emil Setterstrom Edward A Miner Stella B Miner and Sarah Devine, with a receiver sought and August 9 1919 deadline to plead.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Wyoming Big Horn County Edgar T Myers sues Edith Myers seeking dissolution of their marriage and custody of their minor child. She must answer by August 9 1919 or the petition’s allegations will be taken as true and a decree granted. First publication June 14 1919. last publication July 18 1919.
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