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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
5
A column condemns swollen federal departments with thousands of redundant clerks paid to perform overlapping tasks. It calls for eliminating deadwood and coordinating agencies to stop duplicative work as the nation seeks a return to normalcy and prudent budgeting.
The piece argues that as settlement brings food for birds, quail and pheasants will help farmers by reducing insect pests. It urges protection and encouragement of all bird life to aid in fighting grasshoppers and other agricultural pests.
A threshermen meeting is announced for Friday two o'clock June 24 to organize the county with any others who wish to attend. Uncle Sile says united we stand divided we catch hell. Basin Gardens C. Club offers ice cream and cake at the courthouse basement Saturday evening June 18 to benefit the Wyoming orphans' home. Everyone invited.
Mrs Harris and her daughter departed yesterday for Minels to spend the summer, seeking a seasonal change and family time.
Washington argues the Poindexter anti strike bill protects public welfare by limiting conspiracies to interrupt interstate traffic. It affirms workers' right to quit while upholding others' right to work on terms they accept and supports adjudication to approximate justice beyond strikes. The piece ties national policy to tariff and trade discussions.
The article analyzes postwar tariff shifts led by the United States with emergency measures shielding farm products and curbing dyes. It contrasts protectionist aims with free trader warnings of retaliation by foreign rivals, questioning who truly retaliates and how nations adjust duty rates.
City council met in regular session last Monday. An traffic ordinance sets right of way rules at intersections and parking provisions with penalties for noncompliance. Another ordinance creates a pound master Gus Scoville and fees for stock found at large. C A Zaring named city attorney J R Bonwell police justice Basin Republican official paper. Mrs J H Spray and family leave for Wonders for two months. George Hewitt of Meteerse recovering from recent surgery. Mrs P P Anderson advancing in recovery from operation.
The Basin library hosts services with a 10 a.m. Bible aphoo. and an 11 a.m. worship service. A union service at 7 p.m. at the Baptist church follows the morning worship and includes the quarterly Lord's Supper. Parents invited to bring children for baptism and members may be received. Leon A. Losey, pastor. Miss Christine McKone left for Billings for a two week visit.
Anna M. Grant files for an absolute divorce from Edward A. Grant at the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming. Desertion for over a year cited. response required by June 25, 1921, or the allegations will be taken as true and judgment issued. Court clerk John L. Landfair signs May 20, 1921.
Administrators of the D Kimbro estate file a final report and petition for distribution in Basin Wyoming. A hearing is set for July 2 1921 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the courthouse to determine approval and distribution. County officials J D Kimbro and K K Kimbro are named as administrators.
Notice for Publication from the Office of the Insurance Commissioner Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 1 1921. Caledonian American Insurance Company New York shows admitted assets 649431 23 liabilities excluding 188242 78 capital stock paid up and surplus over state teeth 200000 00 abilities 261188 45
Income during year ending December 31 1920 649431 23 disbursement for year ending December 11 1920 150946 03. insurance written 246742 00. total business activity shown with distinct monetary figures.
State of Wyoming official certifies the condensed annual statement of the named insurance company showing gross premiums received of 3,524.39. Issued by Insurance Commissioner I Donald M Forsyth on May 1, 1921 with the office seal.
San Francisco based insurer reports assets of 3 395 794 36 dollars and paid up capital of 1 780 280 291 000 000 dollars in a terse financial disclosure.
Insurance figures show Habilities 616,614.07 and gross premiums 11,467.34 with losses paid 9,064.40 and losses incurred 4,262.77. Donald M. Forsyth, Insurance Commissioner, notes official seal and date May 1, 1920 in Wyoming.
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