Basin Republican notice of publication status
Entered as second class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the act of March 8 1879.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
5
Montgomery in Race Promises Strong Candidacy
The republican party announces James H. Montgomery of Manderson as the candidate for Big Horn county representative. He runs a Manderson ranch and bank presidency, with interests in Basin oil fields and Metropol itan Pharmacy. Endorsed for his integrity, business success, and firm stance on moral issues, Montgomery is praised as a thoughtful leader fit to serve farmers and merchants.
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Big Horn County
Republican Party
James H. Montgomery
Manderson
Montgomery
Mandelson State Bank
Metropolitan Pharmacy
W. B. Hartigan
Basin
Wyoming Anti-Saloon League
Wyoming
Fred L. Crabbe
Drys
Jim
Write Cheerful Letters to Boost War Morale
A spirited call from wartime readers urges Americans to send uplifting letters to soldiers in Europe. News from the front praises brave American troops and Yankee optimism while warning that gloomy mail at home harms morale.
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Europe
Morale Boost From Home Messages
Citizens urged to share cheerful social news from town weddings parties and dances to uplift soldiers. The message stresses avoiding doom and gloom and focusing on the lighter side of life to sustain morale during the war.
William Hogarty Lauded For War Savings Effort At Sugar Refinery
In Lowell Wyoming a visit to the Great Western Sugar refinery highlights William Patrick Hogarty's standing. Hogarty, a beloved figure, promotes War Savings Stamps, with $2,000 sold quickly reflecting Big Horn County support and the refinery’s large beet acreage and capacity.
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Steyn Leedom
Lowell Chronicle
Wyoming
Great Western Sugar Refinery
W. P. Hogarty
Lowell
William Patrick
C. R. Hedley
Hogarty
Big Horn County
Wyoming and Byron Mill Tour Highlight Pioneer Spirit
The narrative recalls a journey to Cowley and Byron Wyoming visiting Dr. Croft, Charlie Mann, and Joe NeVille mayor of Byron. It highlights the Midget Marvel Mill at Paragon, government land grants at Deaver with 40 acre units for 1000 families, and a forecast that Big Horn County will become a regional hub with growing opportunities.
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Cowley
Tam
Dr. Croft
Charlie Mann
Emil Waterlaus
Wyoming
Byron
Presa Anderson
Joe NeVille
Joe
Paragon
West
Carl Renquist
Deaver
Government Reclamation Department
Denver
A. E. Duncan
Duncan
Notice of Attachment and Watch Found in Basin
The State of Wyoming Big Horn County notifies Sam Scoville of a writ of attachment securing a debt to John P. Arnott for forty dollars. A hearing before Justice J R Bonwell in Basin is set for July 6 1918 at 10 AM. failure to appear may lead to judgment and sale of property. A watch was found at The Republican office in Basin and may be claimed with identification and payment for this ad.
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Big Horn
Sam Scoville
John P. Arnott
J. R. Bonwell
Said
Basin
jJivdd
Meeting for Men Thursday at Chamber of Commerce
A Thursday gathering of local youths at the Chamber of Commerce rooms featured Rev. Jones and speaker M. Hyde on War Risk Insurance and Soldiers Allotments. Hyde urged $10,000 policies, outlined costs, and stressed duty to dependents and national ideals. Dr. Chester Harris advised soldiers’ health as Sanford Dodge led with amateur cast brilliance in a well received comedy performance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Council of Defense
M. Hyde
Hyde
United States
Congress
Mr. Hyde
Uncle Sam
Black Jack
Pershing
Chester Harris
A. W. Coons
Man Hikes At 4 A.M. To Attend Good Roads Day
A Greybull man named H. Smith hiked back to Basin after a business trip to Greybull. He rose at 4 a m to reach Basin by 7 a m and help make the Good Roads day a success.
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Good Roads Committee
H. Smith
Greybull
Mr. Smith
Basin
Ai- or, HEARS FROM BROTHER
B F Wickwire reports his brother N A Wickwire has arrived in France after a sixteen day sea voyage. The unit sends news that the men are ready to press the offensive and Alton requests letters from all the troops. Address for Pvt N A Wickwire is given as Co F 10 Bn 20 Eng AEF via New York.
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B. F. Wickwire
N. A. Wickwire
France
Alton
Pvt
N. A. Wickwire, Co. F
Eng. A. E. F
New York
Frank Rue Announces Candidacy for Sheriff in Bighorn County
An announcement endorses Frank Rue for sheriff of Bighorn county. Rue, current clerk of the district court, has previously served as deputy sheriff and is praised for his reputation and service in the community and among his many friends.
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Frank
Big Ifarn County
Chamber of Commerce notices seek ranch positions and seed sale
One lady seeks a summer cook job at fifty dollars a month and forty in winter. A man who can handle a team a good job all summer or year. Two young men seek a ranch placement. Several hundred pounds of navy bean seed for sale. A man and wife in Basin want ranch work. Call Secretary Boyd V. Osborn at phone 31.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boyd V. Osborn
Harcleroads Return From Cheyenne Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Harcleroad arrived home Monday after a two week visit with relatives in Cheyenne.
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Fred Harcleroad
Cheyenne
Mr. Harcleroad
Martins Return From Lincoln and Basin Worker Leaves
Mr and Mrs A B Martin returned home last evening after a trip to Lincoln and other points in Nebraska. Bo Frank Fitzgerald of Basin left today to work on the Geo Allen place at St Joe.
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A. B. Martin
Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Fitzgerald
Basin
Geo. Allen Place
St. Joe
Montgomery Announces Candidacy for Big Horn Legislature
J H Montgomery announces his bid for the Republican nomination as representative from Big Horn County subject to the 1918 primaries. He will campaign on the platform recommended by the state Republican Committee from their recent meeting at Reyenne.
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Big Horn County
State
Republican Committee
Reyenne
Candidacy Filed for Big Horn County Sheriff
The speaker announces a bid for sheriff of Big Horn County in the Republican primary on August 20, 1918. Support from voters is requested and appreciated.
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Big Horn County
Mazie V Rhodes Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
Mazie V Rhodes announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican primary on August 20 1918. She pledges individual attention and best effort if nominated and elected.
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Mazie V. Rhodes
Bherif Seeks Nomination to Serve People Faithfully
Candidate Bherif declares extensive office experience and readiness to act for the public if nominated and elected, pledging to serve to the best of ability and in the public interest.
Sheriff Campaign Note for Hig Horn County Primary
A candidate in Hig Horn County's Republican primary on August 20, 2018 urges voters to support the sheriff candidate. The message emphasizes acknowledging a good sheriff and seeking voter approval at the primary.
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Bheric
Hig Horn County
Sheriff Sale Notice in Big Horn County Wyoming
Sheriff B F Wickwire issues advertisement for sale of attached property in case Willam G. Henshaw vs Pure Old Company. Thirteen hundred feet of casing to be sold at public auction June 18 1918 at 10 am at Chicago Burlington and Quincy stock yards Cowley Wyoming. Hy E W Marchant deputy.
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Big Horn
State of
Wyoming
District Court
Willam G. Henshaw
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Cowley Station
Big Horn County
Pan Motor Company Stockholders Notice Warns Against Schemes
A public notice warns stockholders to avoid joining any stockholders league that demands a fee. It asserts Pan Motor Company is in good hands and cautions against traders who pressure sales or exchanges. The message touts rapid growth with over 34 000 subscribers and stockholders and mentions union coverage.
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Pan Motor Company
Pan
Pan Motor
Union
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