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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
5
The Basin Republican appears as a second class matter at Basin Wyoming stemming from a June 30 1906 post office filing under the March 5 1879 act.
Public notice lists subscription options and per line charges for the Basin area. It specifies a yearly rate of 3 dollars and local pricing adjustments, including a ten cent reduction and fifteen cent line item.
The senate on Saturday rebuffed the presidents plan for an Armenia mandate by a 2 to 1 margin with 18 democrats joining Republicans. The piece argues the move risks troop deployment and billions in cost and signals broad opposition to Wilsons foreign policy. It notes difficulty securing another road bond and urges local county control of funds. The piece ends with a bleak view of the presidents prospects and the upcoming convention.
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Tuesday June 22 1920 as good roads day urging statewide volunteer road improvement. He calls for mayors and county boards to coordinate projects and highlights public education immigration reform and military training as national priorities.
Basin Wyoming town council adopts a water use regulation limiting sprinkling and irrigation to six to eight in the morning and six to eight in the evening. The rule, effective June 7, 1920, lasts until further notice, announced by Mayor R B West and Clerk James F Ewers.
Governor Robert D. Carey urges state wide cooperation to observe a road improvement day. He calls for unions farmers chambers of commerce and businesses to plan and close shops to mark the occasion in Cheyenne on May 27 1920 with Secretary W E Chaplin signing the proclamation.
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