Basin Basin Basin Newspaper Postal Matter
Basin Republican states postal publication details for Basin Wyoming with publisher P P Anderson and advertising rates, noting second class matter under 1879 act and annual subscription price.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
4
Basin Republican states postal publication details for Basin Wyoming with publisher P P Anderson and advertising rates, noting second class matter under 1879 act and annual subscription price.
The San Francisco Examiner reports on April 27 showing a large delegation headed toward the Hawaiian Islands with Senator Warren of Wyoming voicing the need to reorganize the army. He cites a reserve of trained men, criticizes current laws, and stresses readiness to repel invasions. The piece ties defense to U S strength, cites editorials, and notes viewpoints on immigration, commerce, and federal bureaus influencing policy.
Postwar remarks on American commerce note the need to cover actual production costs, with fears of lingering inflation. A Kansas City dispatch cites mixed cattle market results, cattle receipts at 13,000, with heavy steers up to 8.25 and hogs around 7.30 to 7.40, while sheep and lambs hold steady.
Basin council met at 7:40 pm with Mayor J A Berry and five councilors present. Minutes from April 5 1915 read and approved. Committees tasked to lay sidewalk on B street and notify lot owners. Bills paid including Basin Republican and utility costs. Bank report attached and notices of various foreclosures and shares adjustments follow.
Margaret Eldridge Herman files suit in District Court Big Horn County Wyoming seeking foreclosure of a 1912 mortgage by John R Woolsey and Philena Woolsey to Pauline H Lamtry. The petition asks for $2300 plus 7 percent interest, attorney fees, costs, sale of the land described, and deficiency judgment if needed. Respondents must answer by May 22, 1915, or the petition may be granted.
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