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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
Heavy rains boosted weeds and sugar beets, delaying thinning and raising infestation risks. Alfalfa webworms and sugar beet webworms have appeared in several districts and often go undetected until damage occurs. Vigilance is urged until danger passes.
Uncle Ted explains to Jack and Ruth how the ship metaphor shows President Harding steering the country with speed and teamwork. He praises Postmaster General Hays, Secretary Denby, Secretary Hughes, and Secretary Weeks, and notes a new “baby cabinet” of assistant secretaries meeting to tackle government problems.
A letter from A. H. Tedman relocated to Littleton Colorado states he cannot endure the area and requests The Republican. He praises Basin’s campground as superior to others in the region. For drag work express or moving call Owen Johnson at 190. 19-tf
Legal notice announces a real estate foreclosure sale set for June 11 1921 at Basin Wyoming of land described as parts of sections in township 56 north range 97 west. The sheriff will conduct cash bid sale with proceeds disbursed by law. Also included is an Insurance Commissioner notice detailing Camden Fire Insurance Company assets liabilities capital stock and surplus.
Insurance Commissioner Donald M. Forsyth certifies a condensed annual statement for a Wyoming insurer for year ending December 31 1920. Figures show income 7 346 652 56 disbursements 4 740 920 63 gross premiums 2 664 2 664 2 664 losses paid 1 229 08 incurred 1 127 08 and Wyoming business activity in 1920. The document bears Forsyth’s seal and date May 1 1921.
When you need top barber work visit the O K barber shop where first class workmen are employed. Fred House, proprietor. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp No 36 meets first and third Thursday each month in Fraternity hall.
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