Basin Republican Notice of Second Class Matter
Public notice states Basin Wyoming postal item requires second class designation as of June 30 1905 under the 1879 act, indicating classification for the Basin post office.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
4
Public notice states Basin Wyoming postal item requires second class designation as of June 30 1905 under the 1879 act, indicating classification for the Basin post office.
Basin hosts Worland volunteers and Basin residents ordered to report Wednesday at 10 am at the town hall for muster and drill in rudiments of military training. They will be ready for general mobilization. Residents urged to assist by providing shelter and support. County officials report gasoline tank thefts affecting road work and request tips leading to prosecution.
The article argues Herr Erzberger overstated America's military impact while the United States blocks neutrals from exporting foodstuffs. It notes a massive wartime appropriation and U S preparedness efforts, implying a stronger American role than Erzberger imagines.
A blend of editorials and briefs outlines wartime shipping fears and a Wyoming teacher training push. It urges better salaries and district mergers, rural technical programs, and stronger county school governance alongside advances in electricity, industry, and public works projects.
In Arkadelphia and Malvern Arkansas a small generating station uses sawmill waste to power two Curtis turbo generators of 500 kilowatts each. Steam from boilers heated by ground sawdust drives the plant, supplying light and mill machinery for both cities and the sawmill, with night demand met by excess steam.
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