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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
2
A patriotic wartime editorial proclaims US neutrality broken by Germany and urges swift action. It argues Germany’s submarine warfare justifies war and calls on citizens to support the mobilization, sacrifice, and defense of national prestige and humanity.
Seventeen years of mining development in his district earned Congressman Nathan L Strong a seat on the committee on mines and mining. He helped build a railroad through two counties and activate 31 mining operations plus clay plants. A self made man, he studied law and was admitted to the bar after sixteen years as a railroad agent and telegraph operator.
Willard Louis known for One Touch of Sin battles narrow mine galleries in a Rex theatre show tonight. The Rex screening on Friday May 4 highlights Louis size as he negotiates the tiny passageways built for the big Fox star. A separate notice seeks a Wyoming executive level job from a young lawyer and university graduate now president of a normal school with May Wyoming plans and bank references at Lock Box 174 Homerville Georgia. m3l-al4 Do not burn leaves and trash within fifteen feet of the tree line.
The Paramount drama follows Rev. Philip Strong who battles liquor interests and personal loss as he fights for humanity. Robert Conness and Mabel Trunelle star in a tale of spiritual struggle and sacrifice shown at the Rex Theatre tomorrow night.
A traveler reports that the Virgin Islands were acquired with Germany’s consent and notes Denmark’s prior role. The piece asks if Germany plans larger gains in the hemisphere and warns such ambitions could threaten American traditions, trade, and prestige. It argues that wartime entry affects future peace terms and Monroe Doctrine guarantees.
On April 18 1917 R B West administrator of Anna Elizabeth Henry deceased filed in Big Horn County Wyoming Clerk of the District Court a final report and petition for distribution A hearing is set for June 12 1917 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the District Court Basin Wyoming to hear objections from creditors or interested persons Objections must be filed by the hearing date or be forever barred. Frank I Rue Clerk of the District Court Basin Wyoming First published April 20 1917 Last published May 11 1917.
Ed Meador proprietor announces meals for fifty cents at Mann Hotel available at noon and evening. He promises thorough satisfaction to diners.
Evening meetings in Fraternity Hall for Temple Lodge No. 20 and related orders on specific weekdays. Local time table lists Basin passenger trains No. 29 and No. 30 both at 1 12 p. m. daily departing Basin. Republican commercial printing.
Cattle branded X-7 cm and 3N on left side. horses branded on left thigh. Brands reported for range operations at Paint Rock Nowood and neighboring areas linked to Meroor Bros Land and Live enterprise.
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