Wyoming high school basketball crowns Cowley champs
The 1922 state tournament at Laramie ends with Cowley winning the title by defeating Cheyenne 12 to 7 in the final, Worland taking third after a 10 to 4 win over Rawlins, and Rock Springs and Newcastle players earning top individual honors in extemporaneous and debating events.
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Laramie
Wyo
George Guy
Chayenns
Adpms
Wheatland Inc
United States
Mexico
Newcastle
Rock Springs
Leonard Hansen
William Glen
Elmore Keyn
Bernice Bowker
Cowley
Cheyenne
Worland
Rawlins
Indians
Invincibles
Montana Line
University
Wyoming
Aven Nelson
University of Wyomng
Red” Willis
Godfrey
Mmet
Corbett
Schoel
Misa Hardy
Tupper
Gorge Guy
Neff
University of Wyoming
Cowley Captures Class A Title With Undefeated Run
Cowley finished undefeated to win the tournament in decisive fashion. It eliminated Worland on Friday night in a decisive win to claim Class A honors and then faced Cheyenne in a hard fought finale, again prevailing.
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Cowley
Worland
Rahl Buys Three Lots for New Home in Town
Ira Rahl purchased three lots from D L Carr at the corner of 7th and B streets and plans to build a residence this year.
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Ira ‘Rahl
D. L. Carr
Banks Close Saturday in Honor of Burlington Figure
Banks in Basin closed last Saturday as a sign of respect for Constant Webster of Burlington, whose funeral services were held that day.
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Basin
Constant Webster
Burlington
Sacred Concert at Methodist church Sunday March 26
The Chorus Choir of the Methodist Episcopal Church under Mrs. Mark H. Smith and aided by Mrs. John Engle Jr. and Mr. J. H. Hartzell presents the second Sacred Concert at the new church Sunday evening at 7 45. A silver offering will aid the organ fund. The program includes solos duets anthems and an address by Rev. Edwin Bowling with Miss Sylvia Elarth Mrs F L McNown Mrs Mary Plank and others performing.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mark H. Smith
John Engle, Jr
J. H. Hartsell
Greybull
J. H. Hartzell
Cavatine” Schmidt
Sylvia Elarth
Jesus
Savior
Schneicker
F. L. McNown
Sheldon
Lord” Bartlett
John Engle Jr
Lord
Trey
Edwin Bowling
K. K. Kimbro
Wly
Wely
Sylvia Blarth
Israel
Stevenson
Brackett
Mary Plank
Funeral of Constant Webster in Burlington Church
The funeral for Constant Webster was held at the Latter Day Saints church in Burlington last Saturday afternoon. Speakers Eulogized his life, including R. L. Pranter Ex Bishop McNiven and Bishop Neeves. Interment followed in Burlington cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Constant Webster
Latter Day Saints
Burlington
R. L. Pranter
McNivem
Neeves
Mra
Joseph Pracom
W. RK. Tolman, Jr
MH Fitzpatrick
Jon Yorgeson
A. B. Schlaf
Henry Griffin
O. F
Henaley
Dustin
Oil and gas news from Wyoming and surrounding fields
The Ashland Wyoming Oil Co reports casing set at 2815 feet and drilling to Tensleep while Wyoming Gas Co plans a new one inch line between Greybull and Nowood. A list of recent mineral leases includes multiple locals from Cheyenne Casper and Pueblo with well numbers. An Ohio rig arrived from Elk Basin for Mercer Dome work, awaiting passable roads.
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Ashland-Wyoming Oil Co
T. 3. Armatrong
Wyoming Gas ‘Co
Greybull
H. R. Westom
Cheyenne
L. C. Humtoon
W. Dewlon
Kemmerer
C. L. Rigton
Jos. B. Roberts
Pueblo
Colo
Anna B. Patton
Casper
Price
The
Ohio
Elk Basin
Mercer Dome
Oil drilling boom hinted for April in Elk Basin area
Reports from Elk Basin indicate a new well near 2300 feet delivering about 100 barrels daily. The Thompson Elks firm says the field extends three miles, boosting hopes for a regional wildcat surge.
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Thompson-Elk Basin Company
Elk Basin
Altar Society To Hold Childrens Garment Sale Saturday
The Altar society of the Catholic church will hold a children's garment ladies apron and handkerchief sale at Wises' drug store Saturday March 25th. Light refreshments will be served for a small charge. Sale begins at 1 a.m.
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The
Altar Society of the
Catholic Church
Wises’ Drug
Basin lodge M W A holds social and luncheon
Following the lodge meeting Basin lodge No. 56586 M W A held a social and luncheon. Games were played and recitations by Mrs. O Hardy and Lou Blakesley preceded the luncheon. All report a fine time.
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Basin Lodge No
Bonus Bill Passes House Amid Suspension of Rules
Washington March 23 The soldier bonus bill passed the house late today under a suspension of the rules. The motion to suspend the rules and allow final passage was carried by 64 over the required two thirds. The bill goes to the senate and is expected to clear before month’s end.
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Washington
House
Senate
Catholic Services Next Sunday at 11 O'clock
Catholic Services will be held next Sunday at 11 oclock. The notice confirms the time for parish attendees.
Open Fishing Season Begins April First With Licenses
The state fish and game department clarifies that the fishing season opens April first, not March sixteen. All anglers including women must obtain a license costing one dollar, issued to agencies via fish licenses.
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State Fish and Game Department
Baseball Officers Elected for High School Team
High school baseball fans elected Bertie May as secretary treasurer and Lynn Pantier as team managers. The club plans to start the season with a seasoned group after a successful previous year.
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Bertie May
Sec. Treas
Lynn Pantier
Pioneer Radio Club Organized at Basin Boys Club
A new Pioneer Radio Club was organized Wednesday evening at the Basin Boys Club House. The group aims to become incorporated to own property and conduct business with other standing local organizations.
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Boy's Club
Basin
Pioneer Radio Club
Triangle Club
Vocational School
Basin Pioneer Radio Club Seeks Public Wireless Upgrade
Basin residents consider installing a two step amplifier and loud speaker to hear broadcasts without receivers. An estimated $250 needed, to be raised by club concerts and daily market news from Chicago. Membership fee $5. officers Wesley Burns president and Rev Leon A Losey secretary invite community support.
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Basin
Pch
Chicago
Pioneer Radio Club
Wesley Burns
Leon A. Losey
Chamber of Commerce Directors Debate Local Projects
The chamber discussed aiding Johnson County to attract a state tuberculosis hospital to Buffalo. A bill for town publicity tax was filed by Sheridan Chamber. Plans covered road work near Burlington, camp grounds improvements, and high school building expansion with a cost now about 25000 dollars. A report from architects urged a bond-supported wing completion, balanced by tax concerns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wigton
Johnson County’ Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Sheridan Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Zaring
Lou Blakesley
Burlington Road
H. M. Sheive
St. Joe
J. L. Murphy
Anderson Bridge
Emblem
Diedrich
Basin High Declamatory Contest set for Thursday night
Basin High School hosts the J C Stewart Declamatory Contest in the school gym next Thursday. Veterans lead a strong lineup with entries in both oratorical and dramatic classes, plus musical numbers by a local quartet.
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J. C. Stewart
Basin High School
Muate
Maturing Government Obligations Ahead Eight Billion Dollar Range
Attorney General Daugherty warns that within 18 months the United States must meet about six billion in war obligations while claims filed against the government total around one and a quarter billion dollars. He says the government may be able to settle these claims for roughly fifty cents on the dollar, with most of the provision for this likely to occur within the next year.
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United States
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Last Dance of the Season at Fraternity Ball
The final season dance at the Fraternity ball will be held tomorrow night signaling a pause in Chamber of Commerce events until summer. Music will be extra good and tickets cost one dollar.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Douglas Undergoes Mayo Clinic Operation
A telegram from M R Douglas Rochester Minn says Mrs Douglas had an operation at Mayo Brothers hospital that morning and is doing nicely. J C Stewart cashier of the First National Bank was in Lovell yesterday.
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M. R. Douglas
Rochester Minu
J. C. Stewart
First National Bank
Lovell
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Chamber Commerce Director's Meeting
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Jerome Devereaux
Judge Stone
Lester Gibson
Lafayette
Loren Pegg
Doleful
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