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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
4
An official county and town paper listing is shown with a small price of 20 cents and 10 cents respectively, reflecting a local government publication.
Rallies urge voters to support the bond plan for permanent highways. The attorney general notes that prior voters need not re register, while non voters must register. The piece compares budgets in Illinois Nebraska Kansas North Dakota West Virginia Texas and urges campaign to clean up Basin by April 10.
Miss Gladys Scott entertained a group of friends last Tuesday evening at her mother's home on North Eighth Street. Guests included Ruth O'Neil, Vivian Brown, Marjorie Coons, Esther Pauley, Dorothy Zaring, Wilma Skovgard, Adelaid Newport, Bessie Morrison, Margaret Drumm, Ruth Rhodes and Alvah Burroughs. Dancing and refreshments were the highlights.
The male members of the Methodist church spent Tuesday evening helping the pastor clean up rubbish around the parsonage and church. By evening they had completed their task to the pastor’s gratification.
Colonel Harvey presents a facsimile of Theodore Roosevelt's penciled memorandum left before death. The note urges unity in the Republican party to push domestic policy, reconstruction, and timely national action. The North American Review frames the document as Roosevelt's final call for vigilance and unified leadership.
Col Roosevelt died around 4 a m January 4 after a patriotic rally at the New York Hippodrome where a message he wrote was read. It proclaimed that there is room for only one flag the American flag and for only one loyalty to the nation.
Paragraph outlines criticisms by Mr. Hughes of league covenants, including independence guarantees and withdrawal rights. It notes Hughes’ stance on sovereignty and non-mandatory status for member nations. Also reports J. B. Thompson’s return from California, improving health to resume lumber business activities.
County leaders outline department heads for the 1919 Big Horn county fair. Bert C. Lawton will supervise the farm machinery and test show. Honeyed by strong sugar beet industry, Great Western Sugar plans a beet factory on the fair grounds. Plans include electric power demonstrations, a large poultry division led by Dr. Dodge, and entertainment from Wild West stunts to a flying machine.
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