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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
3
A company confirms a base price of 12.00 per ton for next season beet beets with a possible extra payment if sugar output and market prices exceed thresholds. It proposes a summer conference with growers to consider a sliding scale tied to market levels and production volume.
The piece argues western beet growers must secure fair prices or factories will raise beet purchases. It calls for growers to farm beets at fair prices, use by products, and rotate crops. It urges factories to improve economics and distribution and keep prices fair for consumers and producers alike.
The Big Horn County Fair organizers thank Unterzuber for his letter in the Republican and pledge to consider his suggestions within fair funds limits. They note a seven year record of annual surpluses and promise careful management to avoid deficits while aiming for a peak 1920 fair. A final reply will appear next week as they quote Eben Holden.
Sealed bids due April 7 1920 at county clerk for furnishing and erecting two bridges Shell creek Shell 60 foot steel span on steel and concrete abutments and Null draw seven miles east of Greybull 22 foot steel girder span on sixteen steel piling. Floor width sixteen feet live load not less than 100 pounds per square foot. Include detailed plans and state highway approval. 5 percent certified check required. Right to reject any bids or accept nonlowest bid. mid-26
The county clerk of Big Horn County Wyoming invites bids by 1:00 p m April 7 1920 for earth work to create a new river channel above the Kane bridge on the Big Horn River The project involves about 15 000 cubic yards of earth and must follow plans provided by the county surveyor The county reserves the right to reject any bid and to accept none.
A reflective piece traces Longfellow’s boyhood poem to a national ethos. It notes two Western newspaper ideas that became slogans: constitutional order with individual initiative and the primacy of production over destruction, shaping nationwide discourse.
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