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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
4
Local event features Mrood and Mr Lawrence performing guitar and banjo selections while sharing stories. Attendees enjoy popcorn as the pair entertains with folk tunes and light narration.
A lively Hyattville Red Cross meeting at Mrs Abe Gotwals home reports 126 members and new auxiliary up the creek. Donations from Asa Mercer Clayton Van Slyke and John Seaman bolster the treasury while bandage work and a thrift stamp dance are planned. Local visits, moving notices, illnesses, and community social details follow.
The piece notes Secretary Baker’s second Senate committee appearance on a coalless Monday as critics doubt the scope of hearings. It argues his earlier move overturning Secretary Lane’s deal with coal operators could have prevented coal shortages, saved government fuel costs, and protected workers. It suggests Baker may face future questions before another congressional panel.
On Washington's birthday Eunice and Alta Henderson wed Harold and Myron Burt at the Basin Methodist parsonage. The couples depart for Thermopolis as oil fields loom, with guests including family Hendersons and Burt, Rev. Jones officiating. Local notes report hay damage from melting snow and evolving war-time activities.
Two thousand feet of 65 percent 20 1b and 17 lb casing offered for immediate shipment. Inquiries invited from Basin Wyoming.
A brief classified note from J H Welsh advertising contracting of all kinds with specialty in cement and road work.
A fragment lists a P. O. address in Otto Wyoming near Range, Talman Mountain, and Elk Creek with no further details or dates.
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