Big Horn Boys Depart in Long List From Basin
A long roster lists numerous boys leaving the district including Jense TR Asay Lovell Oral H Baker Burlington Phil R Bender Basin and many others from Basin Lovell Manderson and surrounding towns. Elmer Dorn of Hyattville injured a rib in a Basin scuffle. post offices discuss service changes and a school bond sale is announced with auction dates and plans for a Basin district building.
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Jense TR
Asay
Lovell
Oral H. Baker
Burlington
Phil R. Bender
Basin
Chas
A. Berry
Kane
Ralph R. Bell
Fred EB. Baillie
Laramie
Wye
James V. Baird
Manderson
Fred W. Crandall
Cleverly
Raymond
Collingwood
Shell
Marion L. Cowley
Byron
Leroy A. Egbert
Cowley
Albert A. Ehrhard
Fred A. Fritz
Mandergon
Eddie Good
Fred Good
Glenn R. Gormley
Germania
Charley A. Gunn
Otto
David L. Heinzman
Greybull
Joseph Harrington
Alliance
Neb
Edward L. Hadaman
Hyattville
Cecil F. Hart
Kilgore
William F. Heagney
Rush R. Hope
Delbert W. Hopkins
Glen Hartman
Allen M. McLeod
Donald O. McKinney
Elmer R. NewBlom
Loveland
Wilmer C. Porter
Bonanza
Albert W. Peterson
Burtis G. Patterson
Herbert S. Peterson
Alonzo B. Russell
la Junta
Cecil B. Rinehart
John W. Rech
Howard R. Spurrier
Walter Spicer
Ralph D. Smith
Herman G. ©. Schoenherr
Christain Scharen
Osman C. Small
Albert M. Spurrier
John J. Schlichting
John E. Saban
John L. Sperry
Denver
Sterling C. Threet
Claude Townsend
Orson L
Elmer Dorn
Basin Monday
Dr. Smith
Elmer
District Court of
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Lunnettie Shaffer
Frederick W. Forshee
Jay Loman
J. A. Snyder
Harvey H. Hurst
Ble Horn County
Wying
Nowood
Wate
Jesse W. Crosby, Jr
Jesse Crosby
State of
Basin Republican
W. Mots
District Court
President Wilson Seizes All Telephone and Telegraph Lines
Washington July 23 Acting under congressional authority President Wilson issued a proclamation placing all telephone and telegraph lines under government operation at midnight July 31. Wireless systems and ocean cables are excluded as the navy controls wireless and contracts with foreign governments affect cable operations. Postmaster General Burleson will manage under government policy stressing minimal interference while meeting public needs.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Burleson
Preas Wire Srvice
Rurloson
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