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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
3
A state paper comments on race and service, farm loan distribution, and a political warning from Senator Underwood about centralized power. It also touches Cheyenne mail order trade, keeping money local, German naming in wartime, and public trust in officials amid ongoing investigations.
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs F C Hormel has shown rapid improvement after a serious illness. Neighbors express relief and extend best wishes to the family amid continuing good will from friends in the community.
Local notes report a newlywed couple settling at Rush's ranch on Horse Creek after a brief separation. Billie visits Heaver Creek friends for the day, with congratulations extended from the community. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Blakesley attend Mrs. John P. Zane's funeral in Basin. Mrs. H V Smith Frances Whitmore attend Elk Horn ranch duck dinner. Shell orchestra plans a large Friday dance with Red Cross ice cream service.
Edward V. Robertson of Cody acts as recruiting officer to contact British and Canadian subjects in the Big Horn Basin. The aim is voluntary enlistment under their own flag to aid the Allied cause versus Germany with transportation, subsistence, and lodgings provided. Draft ages 18 to 41, married or single, many in the state expected.
Garden area tips encourage raising poultry for cheaper eggs and meat. Early hatched pullets boost winter eggs and profits. keep mothers from young chicks until two weeks old to prevent losses. Green feed aids growth. store vegetables for winter. use sour milk for higher yields. Remove roosters after hatching. June 1 disposal aims to improve egg quality. County Home Demonstrator.
President Wilson to sign a bill hailed as liberal protection for fighters. The National Ten Commandments forbid eviction for nonpayment of rent of a soldier's dependents, ban life insurance cancellation for delayed premiums, prevent mortgage foreclosures, and stop sale of a soldier's partially paid home.
A reflection on honoring soldiers and sailors with protections from lawsuits during absence. It notes postponing court actions, suspending overdue claims, and safeguarding service members from creditors and lawyers during their service for liberty and national defense.
The text argues Germany bears guilt for the war, citing self defense and justice. Auction notices list sales by Guy Shipman on March 22 near Basin, March 23 Basin horse sale, and March 25 at Basin Gardens with horses cattle chickens and equipment sold by Dan Rogers.
The U S government through the labor department asks young men 16 to 21 to join the Boys Working Reserve to aid farm labor this summer. Enrollment week is March 26 with federal approval, and participation balances studies with patriotic food production efforts.
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