Basin Republican enters second class mail matter
The Basin Republican notes its post office designation as a second class matter, filed June 10 1905 at Basin Wyoming under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
The Basin Republican notes its post office designation as a second class matter, filed June 10 1905 at Basin Wyoming under the 1879 act.
The notice lists P. P. Anderson as the paper’s publisher with a subscription rate of $2 per year in advance. It designates Basin as the official paper for Big Horn County and the town of Basin.
News notes discuss a special election on a three million dollar highway bond issue with a county matching rule and a call to vote yes. The piece also outlines Wyoming liquor enforcement changes effective July 1 and summarizes sections on warrants, permits, prescriptions, and penalties under the new law.
A 1919 opinion-piece warns that the league of nations would erode U S sovereignty surrendering lawmaking and self defense to nine delegates. It argues Americans must rally to defend constitutional government and oppose Britain drafted terms. It links ties to world power and potential overthrow of independence.
Lovell high school basketball defeated Basin 53 to 6 in Lovell last Tuesday evening. Also noted are a for sale listing including craftsman library table and bookcase, Mrs T K Bishop, and a trout catch by Chas Gress returning from Hyattville.
Report on editors gathering to review inter industry matters including advertising, circulation in advance, costs, leaks and printing practices. Attendees were guided through the new speedway on Saturday afternoon.
The Episcopal guild will hold their second Lenten tea Saturday afternoon March 22 at Mrs. Neal Anderson's home. A silver offering will be taken and aprons and other articles will be sold. All welcome.
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