Basin Republicann Entered as Second Class Matter
Public notice states Basin Republicann is entered as second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office under the 1879 act.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
5
Basin town paper billing notes and rates
The notice lists subscription and display rates for the Official Paper of Big Horn County Basin Town. It cites two dollar yearly advances, ten cent lines for blackface locals, and per inch or line pricing per contract.
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Big Horn County
Keynote Speech by Senator Lodge at Chicago Convention
Senator Lodge denounces wartime misrules while praising national welfare and progress. The address warns of postwar restlessness, urges patience and open minded leadership, and calls for strict enforcement against profiteering and inflation while stabilizing the currency to curb price rises.
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Senator Lodge
Chicago
United States
Government actions to curb living costs urged
The article discusses inflation remedies citing fiat currency and federal reserve note reductions. It notes production as the strongest cure for high prices, while government scope is uncertain yet not to be ignored. It also reports B Johnson and a Cowley couple obtaining a marriage license and marrying, plus Dr. W B Larrick's Greybull visit.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Gompers and Labor Vote Turn to Democrats Said to Threaten Order
In Montreal this week Samuel Gompers and Wolf of the American Federation hinted the federation will shift its vote to the Democrats, a move seen as aligning labor with socialism and Wilsonism. The piece argues Republicans favor square dealing and warns of violence if labor pressures persist, calling for a sober, lawful electorate.
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Wilson
Gompers
Montreal
Canada
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
Wolf
Federation
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
Iit
American Federation of Labor
Sugar price crisis linked to president’s error and Cuban crop purchase
The text argues sugar prices rose due to presidential missteps after the sugar equalization board urged buying the Cuban crop at 64 cents per pound. It claims Americans paid about a billion dollars extra and urges cost cutting. It also touts a chautauqua as a vital town event and notes President Wilson bought a bicycle per the Denver Post.
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Sugar Equalization Board
United States
Sugar Board
Wedding of Samuel F Elion and Mins Audrey
Samuel F Elion and Mins Audrey wed in a quiet ceremony attended by family and close friends. The couple plans a future life together with vows exchanged in a intimate setting.
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Samuel F. Elion and
Mins Audrey
Skovgaards Hand Insured For Fifty Thousand Dollars
The Danish violinist Skovgaard who will perform at the Methodist church tonight has his right hand insured for $50,000. The piece describes the hand as the life work of thirty years of training and innate artistry, capable of expressive tone pictures through the violin.
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Skovgaard
Oil Firms Move Pipe and Start Drilling Near Town
The Genoa Wyoming Oil Co moves two inch pipe from Torchlight gas well to its holdings for gas fuel. The Greybull deep test well faces equipment trouble with tools in the hole likely to require drilling out. Ashland Wyoming prepares to start once casing arrives and Scott Mills moves rig from Mercer dome to begin near town soon.
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Genoa-Wyoming Oil Co
Greybull
Ashland-Wyoming
North Beach
Scott Mills
Mercer Dome
Red Cross Meeting Elects New Leaders and Plans Europe Appeal
A Red Cross meeting on Tuesday elected Mrs. John Bircumshaw as chairman with Mrs. W. C. Snow named permanent secretary. Rev. C. Wardlaw resigned as chairman. The chapter allocated $100 to Europe relief, will sew layettes, and seeks volunteers for simple sewing. House for sale listed by BE. W. Fallatt.
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Red Cross
Rev. C. Wardlaw
John Bircumshaw
W. C
Snow
Europe
Layetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. P. Anderson
B. Johnson
Cowley
Justice Bonwell
W. B. Larrick
America
Denver Poat
Buster Bishop
James Hime
United States Fuel Administration
Wyoming Gas Co
BE. W. Fallett
Dr. Price
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