Diamond Tires Cuts Prices and Boosts Warranty
Northwest sales manager George H. Tinker and district control manager Caldwell T. Orr visited Basin to arrange local handling with Auto Supply & Tire Co. Diamond Tires lowered prices 15 percent and raised warranties to 6 000 miles on some models and 8 000 miles on their top tires. Local agents will adjust any dissatisfaction. Tinker notes national ads shifted to 2200 weekly papers with better returns, boosting Basin sales. a Ford garage employee, Knox Kendall, broke a finger this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tinker
Northwestern
Diamond Tires
Seattle
Caldwell T. Orr
Basin
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Tinker
Saturday Evening Post
Republican
Civil Service Fireman Examination Announced Basin Wyoming
The U S civil service commission announces a fireman exam for the Basin Wyoming custodian service with pay of 720 dollars per year. Applicants age 20 to 50 must file an application with the district secretary in Seattle before July 2 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VA. S. Civil Service Commission
Federal
Basin
Wyoming
Seattle
Wash
Etta J. Snell
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Wyo
U. S. Civil Service District
Burlington Couples Wed in May and June
James E Webber and Myrtle L Ellison united in marriage by Rev R M Jones at the Murphy home in Burlington Saturday May 31. The couple will reside in Roberts Montana. Paul Fittleson of Greybull and Jeasie Prendergast of Butte were wed by Rev R M Jones on June 4 and will live in Greybull where Fittleson is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Webber
France
Myrtle L. Ellison
Burlington
R. M. Jones
J. L. Murphy
Roberts
Mont
Paul €. Fittleson
Greybull
Jeasie Prendergast
Butte
Kittlesson
Willard
Lost pocketbook report with reward offered
Pocketbook lost either in Basin or on road to Manderson contains three rings a ten dollar bill a four dollar money order stamps and a bank book with valuable papers. A ten dollar reward is offered for its return to this office. mi6 a Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Manderson
Mi6
Sugar Use Trends and Economic Views in 1910s America
The piece surveys per capita sugar consumption from 1828 to 1917, noting a rise from 12.1 to 81.8 pounds and contrasting sugar prices across periods. It argues that war embargoes and prohibitions would boost consumption, links sugar to social habit, gasoline, and internal propulsion, and critiques farm versus wage earner income with blunt opinions on labor and authority.
No Wage Slavery Burden in Workmen’s Discourse
A reflective piece questions workers’ claims of wage slavery as an expression of grievance. The author likens such talk to a comic paradox, suggesting labor discussions lack clear consensus and merit serious scrutiny.
Basin Wyoming Town Council Ends Session With Appointments
Basin Wyoming council met June 2 1919 approving minutes from May meetings and authorizing Mayor Frank A Wise to contract with the U S Post Office for water and electricity. Officers appointed include Jas A Berry treasurer and police officer J H Hanlon water commissioner and others with monthly salaries. Bills totaling shown for gas electric plant and election duties were ordered paid and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gibson
Robt. R. Denny
Frank A. Wise
U. S. Post Office
Basin
Wyoming
Mason
L. G. van Slyke
M. R. Douglas
van Slyke
Jas. A. Berry
J. H. Hanlon
Jas. F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
Geo. B. Morrison
Don C. Loyer
F. L. Cox
Ine 1
Pattan Naliao Juctiaan Fane
Jules Roe
Henry Payne
G. J. Schenk
M. H. Smith
Basin Republican
Hendrie & Bolthoff
G. B. Morrison
Don ©. Loyer
OGRE
Toad Oon
Eeeawes Oil Well Supply Co
The
Continental Supply Co
Continental Oil Co
D. A. Null
J. L. Denny
C. Wardlaw
P. P. Anderson
Eee Jas
I. Patten
Basin Garage
Wyoming Gas Co
Electric Fund
Jas. F. Tiwere
Clyde W. Atherly
the Continental Supply Co
the Basin Publishing Co
R. BE. Cummings
Leidecger Too Co
Lucile Coons
Treas
Florence G. Kirby
Big Horn Milling Co
Notice to Creditors for Fred Eldred Patchen Estate
Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary with the will annexed were issued to the administrator of the estate of Fred Eldred Patchen on May 8, 1919. Creditors must present their claims for allowance within six months at Manderson Wyoming, or within one year from the date of letters to avoid forever debarment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eldred Patchen
Manderson
Wyoming
Basin City Officials Named in County Notice
Basin City announces its city officers including Mayor Frank A. Wise. councilmen Wm. Gibson F M Hime R R Denny A B Martin. treasurer Luelle Coons. clerk Jas F Ewers. attorney C A Zaring. marshal J H Hanlon. official paper Basin Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Wise
Wm. Gibson
F.M. Hime
R. R. Denny
A. B. Martin
Luelle Coons
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Basin Republican
County Officials Named in Big Horn Wyoming List
The document lists county roles and incumbents for Big Horn County Wyoming including Sheriff B. F. Wickwire Assessor T. J. Jones Commissioners C. A. Welch chair T. W. Olney John Weints County Clerk Zela Murphy County Attorney F. A. Little Clerk of District Court Hazel V. Lawrence Judge of District Court Percy W. Mets Court Stenographer Guy R. Brill Superintendent of Schools Briaine Kinder County Treasurer Mazie Vv. Couty Surveyor G. J. Schenk and County Coroner M. H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Sherif
B. F. Wickwire
T. J. Jones
C. A. Welch
T. W. Olney
John Weints
Zela Murphy
F. A. Little
Hazel V. Lawrence
Percy W. Mets
Guy R. Brill
Schoole—Briaine
Mazie
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Hoosier
Denver
Basin Furniture Co
TIRE
Knox Kendall
Ford
Civil Service Examination
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
H. W. Horn
Mountain View Hotel
Cleancet
Catherine Goodrich
United States
Council Proceedings
Jas. F. Ewere
Loren C. Gray
Basin City Officials
Chase & Sanborn
Martin’s Cash Grocery & Bakery
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank
Basin Basin, Wyoming
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
Io Oal
Edis
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May
James A. Lee
FP. C
Emerson John McFa
Herbert T
John Luman
John Seaman
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