Basin Wyoming Post Office Notice
Entered as Second Class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
7
Entered as Second Class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Local residents are offered an annual subscription at two dollars in advance for Basin town and Big Horn County editions. The notice advertises per line pricing for blackface locals and town readers, indicating an official paper status for the region.
Editorial argues prohibition is effectively enforced and violators are criminals equal to bank robbers. It urges respecting legal repeal processes while improving enforcement and cites a practical approach over fanaticism.
The state highway department let the contract for a highway through the canyon south of Thermopolis. The project is seen as vital for the Big Horn Basin’s commercial dominance by diversifying transportation beyond the single railroad. Elimination of grades could boost truck traffic and may require paving within ten years to support year round trucking to Casper and central regions.
J C Jefferis announces candidacy for re election as State Auditor in Wyoming urging Republican voters to support him at the August 22 primary. He cites twenty years in state residency, prior business in Pennsylvania, and a record of improved auditing and university account payments under his watch.
Local notice urges communities to prepare for grasshoppers with farm bureau support. It details testing, poisoning formulas, and distribution of supplies, plus county office updates and staff changes.
War Department releases action pictures titled Flashes of Action depicting German submarines bombing squadrons and trench warfare. Signal Corps cameras captured scenes once censored during the war, expected to be shown publicly in Basin and vicinity soon.
To whom it may concern greeting notice given. Legal notice stating application for tax deed with procedural details and recipient guidance.
Delinquent 1918 tax on N. H. Freeberg property sold at Basin courthouse to Milton Benedict for 24.98. Certificate of purchase No 1843 issued. Redemption period ends July 7, 1922. Benedict to seek tax deed September 18, 1922 at 10 AM. First publication June 2, 1922. Last publication June 16, 1922.
School District No 17 Big Horn County Wyoming invites sealed bids for a new addition to the Basin school building. Bids due June 15 1922 at 1 PM with certified check $2000, plans from architect W A Detrick Billings Montana deposit $25. Bids may be accepted or rejected by the board. First publication June 2 1922.
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