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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

6

Talking sickness claims truth in medical misdirection

A 1921 Northwest Medical Association Publicity note debunks sensational chiropractic ads claiming spinal adjustments cure epidemic encephalitis or sleeping sickness. It reports a case of a critically ill child not improved by such treatments and urges public inquiry for factual medical reporting.

Falee American Midficds Association North Dearborn St Chicago Northwest Medical Association

Long live the Senate and the guard against power

The piece argues presidents risk becoming drunk with power and credits the framers with safeguards. It credits republican senators for preserving the nation from a league of nations and outlines constitutional limits on executive power. It praises the Senate for saving the country from dictatorial excess.

Manufacturers United States League of Nations Senate The

Liberia to cede naval base with US loan terms

The article reports Liberta willing to cede a west African naval base to the United States, with President King visiting the country to negotiate a loan from the U.S. treasury. It notes past wartime credits and argues a base would boost fleet efficiency in possible trans-Atlantic conflict, urging prudent terms if not excessive.

Liberta United States King Little Republic United Bates Treasury Africa

Liberia to Seek Loan Backed by Resources and Navy Base

The article discusses Liberia’s potential to secure a moderate loan backed by its natural resources, and the security offered by an American naval base. It notes expected mutual benefits and mentions commissioners planning to visit the west county line to inspect a road near Burlington.

Liberia West County Burlington

Government regulation and tax burden critique by Jefferson

The piece argues minimal government yields better governance. It cites minimal rules as producing well behaved children and urges that heavy regulation by laws, commissions, and inspectors leads to higher taxes and stifled enterprise. It warns strict regulation hinders industries and employment.

Thomas Jefferson Germany

Making Labor Discontented and the Century of Machines

A commentary questions state influence on labor by promoting counting machine courses at agricultural colleges. It argues such programs lure rural youth to cities with promises of high pay, potentially increasing dissatisfaction among workers in banks and offices and expanding state paternalism.

Brunk suits seek damages after Liberty bench auto crash

Josephine Brunk and Joseph F Brunk file district court suits against Eugene Preator for a November accident near the Brunk home injuring an eight year old girl. Josephine seeks 10000 with permanent injury claim. Joseph F Brunk seeks 2000 for hospital bills and expenses. Attorneys are Brome Hyde.

Josephine Brunk Joseph F. Brunk Eugene Preator Preator Liberty Bench Brunk Brome & Hyde

Surprise party for Mrs Zane by Rock club

The Rock club held a surprise party for Mrs. L. A. Zane last Saturday evening at her home. Members arrived with lunch baskets and enjoyed a pleasant evening with Meddames B. C. Bur roughs D. L. Carr M. B. Rhodes J. P. Arnott Bert Brigham Clara Collings C. P. Brown Lou Blakesley Wm. Gibson E. Skovgard F. A. Wise and J. A. Borry in attendance.

Rock Club L. A. Zane Zane Meddames B. C. Burroughs D. L. Carr M. B. Rhodes J. P. Arnott Bert Brigham Clara Collings C. P. Brown Lou Blakesley Wm. Gibson Skovgard F. A. Wise J. A. Borry

Card of Thanks for Assistance and Condolences

We thank all who came to our aid during our father’s illness and passing and for the many beautiful flowers sent. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pennington. The Republican, official paper of the town, county, state and nation.

Mra C. B. Beck F. H. Nelson L. B. Pennington Rpublican

Quit Rocking the Boat and Labor Ventures

Employers and workers are urged to cooperate to keep industries going, criticizing labor agitators who threaten firings over concessions. The piece argues wages should align with prices and urges following common sense. It notes tomorrow's commissioners discuss the poor farm north of town and a regional retreat for the three counties' poor.

Western Secretary Fall Signals Oil Lease Reform

Secretary of the Interior Fall, a western appointee, appears ready to ease long standing oil land restrictions in the west. He issued a lease on the northeast quarter of 35-40-78 Salt Creek, affecting Midwest and New York Oil Company interests, renewing access to Wall Creek sands and signaling better land office treatment for oil men.

West Washington Northeast Quarter Salt Creek Midwest New York Oil Companies New York Oil Company Frank C. Curtis Wall Creek

Foreclosure Notice of Spurrier Bros Chattel Mortgage

Notice states Howard R Spurrier and B M Spurrier doing business as Spurrier Bros Basin Big Horn County Wyoming mortgaged personal property to Albert Pick Company Chicago Illinois to secure twelve promissory notes totaling 901 64 dated July 22 1919 with 8 percent interest and last note due June 22 1920 the mortgage dated August 4 1919 covers specified items including 1605642 electric fans 481407 pana 286900 glace jar and other dishes.

Howard R. Spurrier B. M. Spurrier Spurrier Bros Basin Big Horn County Wyoming Albert Pick & Company, & Corporation Chicago Illinois B. M.spurrier Albert Pick & Company Big Horn Wycoming

Inventory of houseware and kitchen items with mortgage notice

A detailed list of glass bowls roasters punch bowls baking cups and many more kitchenware items accompanies a chattel mortgage foreclosure notice filed in Basin Wyoming. Albert Pick & Company holds the mortgage with default noted. sale set for March 26 1922 at the Basin court house front door for cash to satisfy the debt and costs.

Big Horn County Albert Pick & Company Basin County Big Horn State of Wyoming

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LONG Mrs. Zane Albert Pick & Company, A Corporation F. A. Little, Basin Wyo the Basin Republican
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