Basin visitors and local notices fill town record
A long list of Basin area visits notes residents and guests from nearby towns including J T Yarnell Shell J B Perrine Otto B H Sullivan Casper L R Christensen Denver R G Nelson Burlington D L Carr Basin Greybull Dave Gilliland Nowood W B Hartigan Greybull Colonel Cropsy Greybull James Booth Paintrock J P Barton Manderson Curly Forsyth Elk Basin Miss Stella Hopkins Thermopolis M M Ruiter Burling ton Ed Carothers Broken Back R R Gould Worland Rev Endres Basin Miss Lucy Fedderson Worland Uncle Joe Denny potatoes size eggs Frank James Greybull Basin A license issued J L Mills Greybull Miss Thelma Gould Manderson Floyd Libelt Manderson Bert Brigham Wisconsin H 8 Kelley Lovell Joe Rust Casper Charles McDonald Manderson Gerald Extra Portland J Bankeson Basin Grass Creek two sale notices for equipment and fixtures
Gray Bull Community News Highlights
Toothaker visited the Basin on Thursday. Roy and Mrs Delaney of Grey Bull welcome a baby girl this week. Mrs Delaney formerly Charlotte Stiles. Mr and Mrs R A Puckett now in Virginia announce a daughter this week. they formerly lived in Greybull. Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday School 10 AM and services at 11 AM and 8 PM with Epworth League at 7 PM. Edwin Bowling is minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Delaney
Greybull
Mra. Delaney
Charlotte Stiles
Mra
R. A. Puckett
Virginia
Mra. Puckett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Basin school addition contract proposals extended to June 29
Notice to Contractors states time for receiving proposals for the Basin school addition has been extended to 9:00 AM Thursday June 29. Proposals will be opened at that time. T. K. Bishop, Clerk, School District No. 17, Big Horn County, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
T. K. Bishop
Clerk
Big Horn County
Wyo
Our Producers Come First and Tariffs in Downward Trade Policy
A Washington voice argues that Democratic tariff policy harms American producers by encouraging buying abroad. It cites Italian lemon importers backing Democrats in 1912 and warns that buying lemons, glassware, cutlery, dyes, and other goods overseas weakens the U.S. market and hurts domestic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Italy
California
United States
Netherlands
Germany
England
Far East
Revision of Revolutionary History Sparks Public School Debate
Critics argue that history texts for schools should state facts not views and accuse revisions after World War I of turning history into fiction. They say changing a Revolutionary era narrative due to later events undermines the reliability of authors.
County Track Champions Attend State Roundup
Four county champions travel to Lara mte for the state roundup of winners from poultry sewing gardening and track events. Names include Miseima Taylor Edna Robertson Nueby Carlton and Francis Winters as champions. The event runs from the 18th to the 24th over four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramte
Miseima Taylor
Basil
Cannor
Edna Robertson
Nueby Carlton
Lovell
Francis Winters
Grasshopper Pest Control and Local Livestock Notes
Community members follow government grasshopper control formulas to safeguard crops while a county reports no cattle tuberculosis in vast turf areas. The column also notes dairy sanitation ordinances and requests towns like Greybull Lovell and Cowley Manderson to seek model city health rules.
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Dr. Boyd
Greybull
Big Horn County
Boyd
Beckman
Burlington
Emblem
Lovell
Cowley
Manderson
State Board of Health
Presbyterian Aid To Meet Next Thursday Afternoon
Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. T. K. Bishop's home on Eighth Street next Thursday afternoon. The gathering aims to discuss group activities and plans. A theatrical note follows about Rex Theatre under new management promising quality productions at stable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
T. K. Bishop
Eighth Street
Martin Presbyterian Church Service notices
A B Martin Presbyterian Church Leon A Losey pastor announces Bible School at 10 AM and Worship at 11 AM in the Episcopal Church. Morning sermon prepares for the Lord's Supper to be observed a week later. All are welcome.
Mrs Minnie Hall Visits Basin Family Ties
Mrs Minnie Hall of Billings arrived in Basin yesterday for a short visit with her parents and sisters. She is well known in Basin and vicinity, having lived here for years after formerly being Miss Minnie Hauser of Otto. Judge P W Metz returned home Friday claiming he drove seven hundred miles in two nights on one day to get home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hall
Billings
Basin
Hall
Io Basin
Minnie Hauser
Otto
P. W. Metz
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Yarnell
Shell
J. B. Perrine of
BH. J. Sullivan
Casper
L. R. Christensen
Denver
R. G. Nelson
D. L. Carr
Dave Gilliland
Nowood
W. B. Hartigan of
Colonel Cropsy
James Booth
Paintrock
J. P. Barton
Curly Forsyth
Elk Basin
Stella Hopkins
Thermopolis
M. M. Ruiter and Son of
VanHorn
Cody
al Schlaf
Wm. Gibson
W. H. Wyman
Trapper Creek
R. M. Douglas
Ed Carothers
H. R. Gould
Worland Grit
Father Endres
Lucy Fedderson
Mother
Iowa
Herman Gates
Porter Lamb
Ed Conant
Worland
Joe Denny
Frank James
Our City
J. L. Mills
Thelma Gould
Floyd Libelt
Markham
Bert Brigham
Inlaw
Slahnehofer
Wisconsin
Tensleep
H. 8. Kelley
Continental Supply Company
Joe Rust
National Supply Company
Charles McDonald
Gerald Extra
Portland
Jake
Bankeson of
Grass Creek
Fields
Alolje
Towson
Leader Toothaker
Presbyterian
Rex Theatre
A. B. Martin
Rogers Bros
C. C. Scharfenberg
Olds
Studebaker
Wises
Drugs Basin
Wyoming
Lelse
Wyoming Gas CO
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