Basin and Burlington Bank Reports and Town Council Actions
The Burlington State Bank in 1917 Wyoming shows loans and discounts of 69129.40 with deposits at 87162.53 and a total resources figure of 103135.81. Basin town council approves Ordinance No 152 licensing plumbers after full readings and final passage with no dissent, plus numerous town expenses and adjournment.
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Burlington State Bank
Burlington
Wyoming
Wm. Gibson
F. M. Hime
J. A. Berry
R. J. Extra
T. W. Spratt
R. J Extra
Big Horn
Rugge Sidnex
Canker Land
Clara F. Collins
Ade Prindle
Fred Frisby
National Supply Co
Gale Pipe and Bolts
Berry Lumber Co
D. E. Lewis
Basin Republican
Anderson & Johnson
R. A. Gould
J. H. Hanston
Jas. F. Ewers
Hawkeye Compound Co
Continental Oil Co
Don C. Loyer
G. B. Morrison
Mazie
Educational Exhibit at Big Horn County Fair
The educational exhibit aims to let the public compare work from various county schools to raise overall school standards. A special room will house all school projects including boys and girls club work and junior exhibits. On the second and third days from 10 30 a m to noon there will be talks and demonstrations of school work.
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The
Fair Association
Prohibition Debate Shapes Basin Politics and Court Upheaval
Local agitation for prohibition grows with anti liquor groups backing enforcement and a push for a constitutional amendment. Basin meetings attract strong turnout as community leaders form a county executive committee. A mortgage foreclosure sale in Basin Gardens is set for March 31 1917 to satisfy debt with proceeds to pay interest costs and the debt.
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Supreme Court
Webb Kenyon
Anti-Saloon League
Houx
Notice of Chattel Mortgage on Livestock and Assets
On September 2 1916 W E Davidson mortgaged to The First National Bank of Basin Wyoming various livestock and equipment including 16 head Short horn cows 2 Joan Durhams 7 Holstein heifers 1 Guernsey 2 black Holsteins 1 Hereford yearling 1 Holstein bull 6 calves 5 horned cows one Jersey cow 75 tons hay an iron wheel truck and three harness nets to secure 2185 plus interest and costs. The instrument was filed with the Big Horn County Clerk on September 30 1916. On March 16 2017 the amount due was 2456 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davidson
Guernsey
Durham
Harvey
Lemcke
Big Horne County
Wyoming
Mortgage Granted on Basin Bank to W. E. Davidson
On October 7 1916 W E Davidson mortgaged chattels to The First National Bank of Basin Wyoming securing 440 dollars with four horses and two geldings described by color age weight and RJ brand on the left hip as the collateral likely continuing to secure the debt and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davidson
First National Bank of Basin
Wyoming
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Basin Gardens Area Big Horn
The County Clerk of Big Horn County Wyoming notes on October 10 1916 and March 16 1917 the due sum of 539 39 for interest, attorney fees and costs. The mortgagee may declare the principal due, foreclose, take possession and sell the property. The property will be sold at public auction at D E Harvey’s Basin Gardens ranch two miles northeast of Basin on March 31 1917 at 10 30 am to satisfy the debt, interest, costs and attorney fees. Proceeds go to the mortgage debt and costs of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Harvey
Basin Gardens
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
B. F. Wickwire
Maren
Eould
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Seceas Succee
Banks and Bankers
State of
County of
Chas. F. Hensley
A. W. Erickson
C. Webster
Wyo
L. J. Willis
Cowley
E. M. Steadman
Wyoming Sugar Company
Worland, Wyo
Worland
BIG Horn County Fair News
Crabbe
Homer T. Lamb
Simon Skovgard
P. W. Metz
Raymond B. West
Boyd V. Osborn
Walter B. Curtis
Methodist Church
First State Bank
Kane
Resources
M. B. Rhodes
Mazie V. Rhodes
R. Burgman
Richard W. Abbott
First National Bank of
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J. F. Ewers & Co
Dorsey Creek
Greybull River
Jersey
AHM
Royal
Burbank
Rhode Island
D. W. Rogers
R. P. Pearson
G. W. McClain
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