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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

6

Shell Creek community dinner ends with songs and contests

The Shell Creek annual dinner, held May Day at Mr. and Mrs. Linderman’s home, drew crowds of horsemen and families. Kimbro won a three ring horse shoe contest amid a dispute over flame hoops, while Shreve won the women’s championship. Guests enjoyed cafatella style dishes, readings by Mrs. Stratton, musical interludes, and performances by children before departures.

Shell Creek 8. B. Linderman K. K. Kimbro Tom Olney Kimbro Olney Shreve Greybull C. F. Stratton Thale Smith Davis Alyce Linderman

A Time for Courage and Hard Times Reflected by Senator Warren

Senator Frances E. Warren of Wyoming, 28 years in the Senate and current chairman of the appropriations committee, argues in A Time for Courage that deflation and low morale can spur hard work and rebuilding. He cites wartime experience, calls for longer payment periods, lower wages to stimulate construction, and asserts the nation’s credit is strong while production has been stretched by wartime expansion.

Frances E. Warren Wyoming Senate

Hard Times Sharpen Effort and Resolve in Life

The author argues that progress comes in hard times when effort matters most. Prosperity reduces the drive to work. those with fortune owe it to earnest, thoughtful labor to earn their living.

Cane versus beet sugar debate debunked by tests

The article notes there is no difference between cane and beet sugar when tested chemically. It argues charges against beet sugar on one side of the Atlantic are echoed against cane sugar on the other, and British candy makers prefer beet sugar, signaling a brighter future for the western agricultural and manufacturing industry.

Gown Appeal Aids Sales Pitch In Shops

A saleswoman easily convinces a woman that a new gown is a bargain as shoppers respond to fashion appeals.

Piker Advised Against Flaunting Wealth Before Friends

A modern social reminder urges people to avoid bragging about large sums. the tone warns that showing off money can backfire and label the speaker as a foolish amateur.

England Should Save Europe, Says English Nobleman

An English nobleman argues England has a duty to save Europe, criticizing repeated American sermons on rehabilitation and urging self-reliance. He suggests Britain may need to act, warning against perpetual American subsidies and praising grubbing as a catalyst for action. Basin Republican for job printing.

England Europe America Atlantic

Preventing Blowing Damage To Sugar Beets

The article explains prompt measures to protect sugar beets on light sandy soils from windblown sand after rains. It covers heavy manuring, rough seed beds, ditchers, harrowing, crust breaking, cultivating, and strategic planting to slow wind, with emphasis on quick action and field-specific tactics.

BASIN STATE BANK Report of April 28 1921 Condition

Report of the condition of Basin State Bank Basin Wyoming at close of business April 28 1921 shows Loans and discounts 33626389 overdrafts 3601.98 warrants 5633.17 stocks 6679.49 banking house and fixtures 0 due from national banks 98258.17 due from state banks 4265.02 checks and cash items 25304.24 money reserve in bank 74106.72 fractional currency 164.35 liabilities include capital 50000 surplus 15000 deposits subject to check 25 00000 time certificates 97166.64 notes and bills rediscounted none bills payable 20000. Notary public Myrna I May notarization and directors attest.

Basin State Bank Basin Wyoming Liab Capital

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Warren the Basin Tailor Shop THE Great Western Sugar Company Total State OF County of Big Horn Frank A. Wise Myrna I T. K. Bishop H. H. Hime Court House R. B. Weat Parker Fountain Wises Wise Bros Komac Kohler-McLister Denver James G. Nollambr. Co C. A. Hime Hime Bros. Contractors and Builders Basin Wyo First National Bank Burroughs F. M. Hime
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