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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
4
The piece urges rapid action to attract industries while America learns preparedness from the war. It highlights Basin’s upcoming gas supply and calls on the Chamber of Commerce to secure locations before rivals. It also expresses support for a League of Nations and a Taft-inspired covenant.
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith, commander of The Battalion of Death in France, who led 1120 men and returned with 327, will speak at the Baptist church on Thursday evening August 7 on The World’s War and the Fields of France. Admission is free. Soldiers who wanted to fight or did fight in France are especially invited. The talk is under the auspices of the Anti-Saloon League.
Thermopolis defeated Lovell 5 to 3 yesterday in Thermopolis. The team schedules matches at Powell today Cody tomorrow and aims to arrange a game here Sunday. Notice to Non Resident Defendant informs Joshua Crosby of an impending judgment and attached funds in a Wyoming case with a date set for August 18 1919.
Miss Addie D. Root of Missouri College of Agriculture argues homemade bread, properly made, surpasses bakery bread. She stresses proper yeast care, clean utensils, air in mixing, gradual flour addition, gentle kneading, and controlled temperature for rising and baking. Also includes a rye oyster soup recipe and serving notes.
Twenty districts compete for four prizes at the Midland Empire Fair with unique district-based division for agricultural exhibits. The 20 districts include Billings west Laurel Park City billings beach Lockwood flats Huntley project Sweet Grass county and more with premiums of 100 75 50 and 25 to be awarded across seven departments and four classes. Local names mention W L Taylor family Paint Rock and Tilton's Auto Livery in brief notices.
The Kansas City Federal Reserve orders new Treasury Savings Certificates series 1919 in $100 and $1,000 denominations. Stamps of $5 convert to these bonds at 4 percent interest, compounded quarterly. Certificates are nontransferable and payable to the named owner, with tax exemptions noted. redemption is set for January 1, 1924, and issuance continues through 1929 at stated prices.
War era thrift message urges children to follow earn save spend rule. Treasury War Savings Stamps promoted via Savings Division of the Tenth Federal Reserve District offering a grenade savings bank as a symbol to transform Americans from spendthrifts to thrifty savers.
The Treasury Department notes a War Savings Certificate lost or destroyed will not be paid or reissued unless registered per Postmaster General regulations. Registrants may request a duplicate or payment at the original registration post office. the original becomes invalid after duplicate issuance. Duplicates are not issued after original maturity. Registration is free at any post office and government liability applies only to rightful owners.
A Washington telegram reports Mexican ambassador Bonillas will seek an agreement to keep U S troops from crossing the border. The piece notes American retaliatory action in Juarez and cites numerous alleged Mexican outrages against Americans, urging strong congressional action and criticizing prior administrations' border policies.
A controversial editorial tone warns that U S policy abroad may soon clash with domestic concerns and promises that public discontent could erupt over the Mexican situation. A Wyoming land inquiry page asks buyers to send land descriptions and best cash offers.
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