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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

6

Basin Boy Wins Honors in Portland High School

Gerald Extra son of Mr and Mrs R J Extra of this place attended Jefferson high school in Portland Oregon for the past year and won signal honors in high school activities He was among the ten best batters with a 379 average and made second team all stars He placed well in track finishing second in the 100 yard dash and the Oregon Journal published his finish picture Jefferson high school enrolls over 2000 students.

Gerald Extra R. J. Extra Jefferson High School Portland Oregon Gerald Jefferson Oregon Journal of Basin Jefferson High

Famed model Audrey Munson tries poison death at New York home

Audrey Munson renowned for hundreds of statue likenesses attempted suicide with poison at her North ern New York residence. Once married to few, then engaged to Joseph J. Stevenson of Ann Arbor, Mich, she faced career decline and claims of interests pushing her toward films.

Audrey Munson United States New York Miss Munson America Joseph J. Stevenson Ann Arbor Mich Stevenson Munson

Seniors Enjoy Picnic in Booth Grove Wyoming

The Senior class of 22 held a picnic at Booth Grove near Hyattville Wyoming on Friday. Mrs. C A Zaring and Miss Rebecca Megown joined the trip as the group hiked and visited the fish hatchery, reporting a splendid afternoon.

Booth Grove Hyattville Wyoming C. A. Zaring Rebecca Megown

Fire Devours Buildings in Greybull Block

A Sunday night blaze in Greybull obliterated several buildings in the First State bank block, with all structures west of the Golden Rule store ruined. Discovered at 2 o'clock, the fire leveled the ruins within an hour. Estimated loss stands at 30000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured.

Greybull First State Bank Golden Rule

Mary Adele Brill Breaks Arm Playing Outside

Little Miss Mary Adele Brill daughter of Guy Brill fractured her elbow while playing with other children on the lawn. The break has been set and she has recovered enough to resume playing much as usual.

Mary Adele Brill Guy Brill

Hospital Operations Report Two Surgeries In Meeteetse

Mrs. Bromide of Meeteetse underwent appendicitis surgery at the local hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Fair of Greybull was also operated on the same day following the same procedure.

Bromide Meeteetse Frank Fair Greybull

Nomination Statement for Sheriff on Republican Ticket

Edgar D. Smith announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He urges the support of loyal citizens in the August primaries, notes his birth in the county and his record as a law abiding resident.

IOR Edgar D. Smith

Candidacy Filed for Clerk of District Court

A candidate announces for Clerk of the District Court in the Republican primary on August 22. The statement thanks supporters and asks for friends to help in the campaign.

District Court

Mothers and Daughters Meet at Basin Library

On May 19 about 62 mothers and daughters gathered for a Y W C A Basin High School event at the library. The eighth graders served a four course banquet while Miss Gertrude Skovgard presided as toast mistress and Miss Ruth Wickwire sang.

Basin High School Basin Schools Gertrude Skovgard Leon Losey Basin Estes Park Mies Gygax

Farm Loans for Reclamation Farmers Win Relief

Congress passes legislation allowing federal loans to reclamation farmers despite the government prior lien for construction costs. Mondell pressed to waive the lien, enabling loans on land. irrigation districts may be created to guarantee repayments, expanding relief for farmers on projects already in operation.

Congress Congressman Mondell Mondell

Memorial Day Reflections on Valor and Legacy

A Memorial Day address honors fallen soldiers while urging respect for veterans and the enduring fight for liberty. The speaker recalls sacrifices of wars, the orphaned and elderly, and cites President Wilson’s peace aims as upholding democracy without land or indemnity.

Clain America Wberty

The Decoration Day Tribute to Civil War Heroes

A reverent reminiscence links Civil War valor to Decoration Day at Washington and home, praising veterans who bore hardship and carried loyalty across a fractured nation. It honors soldiers who fought for unity and liberty, urging living generations to nurture the republic.

Washington Congress

Notice of Application Tax Deed in Greybull Wyoming

Delinquent tax on lot 8 block 1 Mead 3rd Addition Greybull Wyoming assessed to N H Freeberg in 1918. Property sold at Basin Court House by Big Horn County to Milton Benedict for 24.98 on July 7 1919. Redemption period ends July 7 1922. Benedict will seek tax deed September 18 1922. First published June 2 1922.

Mead Greybull Wyoming N. H. Freeberg Basin Big Horn County Big Horn Milt N Benedict

Notice to Contractors for Basin School Addition Bids

Board of Directors of School District No. 17 Big Horn County Wyoming invites sealed bids by June 15 1922 at 1 PM for an addition to the Basin school. Bids on plans by architect W A Detrick Billings Montana require $25 plan deposit and $2 000 bid bond with bid. conditions include right to accept or reject bids. First publication June 2 1922 last publication June 9 1922.

Big Horn County Wyoming Basin Boirs T. K. Bishop C. A. Zaring W. A. Detrick Billings Montana

Beet Field Cultivation Guides in Drought Period

Early sown beets fare better with subsoil moisture while late plantings lag. Cultivate stands promptly and thin when sized to avoid root disturbance. In moist fields, rapid growth favors crowding thinning and shallow cultivations to retain moisture. Watch for webworm infestation as danger persists.

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