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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1919

Page

3

Physical efficiency and health reform for Basin youth

In a vigorous call for school gymnasia and physical training, the author urges Basin to adopt gym facilities, qualified trainers, and military drills for boys and girls. He cites tubercular and other health issues among U S children, argues for better nutrition, clean air, and community responsibility, and links health to national strength and policy.

F. R. Colthorp Boston New York St. Louis Chicago United States Ureliable Hines Red Cross Basin

Republicans Plan Speed in New Congress

Representative Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming, chosen as floor leader for the Republican majority, told the New York Herald that the coming house will speedily pass necessary appropriation bills, trim the staff, purge patronage from House ranks, and urge Congress to reconvene by May 1. He warned no one speaks for the party but outlined a general program of constructive progressive legislation.

Congress United Action House New England Illinois Ohio New York Pennsylvania Wyoming Frank W. Mondell Committee On Committees Republican House Conference New York Herald New House Mondell

Free Trade League Gains Backing in League of Nations Era

A New York meeting of the American Free Trade League aligns with the League of Nations backing free trade against tariffs. The group argues protection harms American workers and that tariff reform under the League would curb war causes while challenging European competition.

League of Nations American Free Trade League New York City William Howard Taft White House League (of Nations Europe Orient Congress United States League Germany France Stumter

Multifarious boards debated at national convention

At the national convention of governors and mayors voices urged limiting government boards. Lieut. Governor Oglenby of Illinois argued for a pause in proliferating boards and for private industry to catch up with itself and make employer arrangements.

National Convention of Governors Oglenby Ilinois

Banking Today Supports Rural Progress And Livestock

The banking industry quietly backs agricultural development by financing modern farming methods and high quality livestock. Banks provide money and advisory service, turning banking into a personal service institution for farmers seeking blooded sheep cattle hogs and bulls. Pat Leavitt returns to his old stand at the Central Barber Shop.

Pat Leavitt

Potato Market Assured Through County Effort

County Agent Calhoun coordinated a big meeting with Louis Distributing Co to market Netted Jem Russet Burbank potatoes. Over 100 acres signed for Powell area and about 50 acres for Manderson. The firm offers 7 percent commission or $1 per hundred contract, with Netted Jem seed provided to growers.

Calhoun Mr. Louis Louis Distributing Co Powell Louis Manderson Russett Burbank

Notice of Dissolution of The Berry Lumber Company

James G. Noll president and Raymond Brown secretary announce dissolution of The Berry Lumber Company a Wyoming corporation after a stockholders meeting held at Basin on March 27 1916 pursuant to required notice and procedures.

James G. Noll Raymond Brown Berry Lumber Company

Notice of Dissolution of Corporation on March 27 1916

The stockholders by two thirds vote of total capital ordered dissolution. All debts owed by the corporation have been fully paid. Signed on March 27 1916 by James Noll as President and Raymond Brown as Secretary with the corporate seal affixed.

James. Noll Raymond Brown

Inspection Certificate Describes Branded Calves in Montana

An inspection certificate dated March 22, 1919, notes two two year olds and two three year olds branded on the left ribs, owned by Gus Thompson of Hardin, Montana, under B Provinse, shipped aboard a C B & Q railway car to Hardin. Sheriff B F Wickwire and Deputy Harry F Ruble signed as inspectors.

C. B. Provinse Bridger Mont A. D B. F. Wickwire L. S H. F. Ruble Gus Thompson Hardin, Mont B. Provinse

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Ways and Means Committee Tam Helena State Nursery & Seed CO Montana Planet JR Banking Today The State of Big Horn Greybull Big Horn County Shippe O Ardin Sherif County L Harry F. Ruble
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