Long-term district court session ends with large docket note
A Basin Basin district court term concludes after six months of continuous jury service. Cases included St. Clair vs Midwest Refining Co and Gould vs C B Q railroad with damages. Judge Metz plans travel for remaining drainage issues and naturalization dates. The article also mentions a government education visit urging special instruction for deficient pupils and broader school reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Midwest Refining Co
G. R. Hagens
Casper
C. A. Zaring
Midwest Refining Go
Paul Moss
Grebull
Fraser
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Mr. Gould
Basin
Metz
Brill
Cody
Mets
Mr. Brill
Alamo Drainage District
Gould
W. M
J. O. Jones
R. B. West
Cours
Thermopolis
Special Educational Department
Special Education Visit With Local Officials Reported
Elise Seyfarth of the state department of special education visited Kuvin on Wednesday and that evening met with the school board and citizens at the library. The paper notes the early session of the legislature.
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Elise Seyfarth
State Department of Special Education
Kuvin
Thebrary
School Board
Ciitizens
Pio
Attendees From Greybull At Good Roads Meeting
Among those from Greybull at the Saturday night good roads meeting were Dr. Hughes B. L. Warren BE T. Foe Samuel Pritchett T. C. Marshall A. H. Griffin J. C. Norrin R. BE Foe H. H. Cassell M. G. Wild E. H. Ellis F. F. Bristow Henry Mead.
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Greybull
Good Roads
Dr. Hughes B. L
Warren
BE. T. Foe
Samuel Pritchett
T. C. Marshall
A. H. Griffin
J. C. Norrin R. BE. Foe
H. H. Cassell
M. G. Wild
E. H. Ellis
F. F. Bristow
Henry Mead
Good Roads Meeting for Four Counties Planned
A regional Wyoming Good Roads gathering in the court room drew delegates from Hot Springs Washakie Park and Big Horn counties. Leaders Daniel Newton and A S Mercer discussed road needs and proposed a state wide Good Roads Day on Tuesday June 8 with county captains and pledged support.
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Good Roads
Hot Springs
Washakle
Park
Big Horn
Chas. A. Welch
Cowley
Wyoming Good Roads Association
L. L. Newton
State Good Roads Association
Yellowstone Highway Association
B. L. Mmery
Newton
Highway Association
A. S. Mercer
Paint Rock
Tensleep
Hyattville
Mandelson
J. A. Howell
Worland
Tensup
George B. McClellan
Park County
Crowded Rex Hosts Big Horn Basin Declamatory Meet
The Big Horn Basin Declamatory and Musical contest drew a packed Rex theatre crowd last night. Judges included Miss Fiste Seyfarth and N. C. Maddox with M. C. Deitrich. Ernest Clark led orations, Rush McKelvey followed, Elsie Perry topped humor, Maurice Tallon placed second, Harold Pond won piano in class 1, Lillian Peck took second, and the drama and class 2 musical finals were set for 10 o'clock this morning.
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Big Horn Basin
Rex Theatre
Fiste Seyfarth
Cheyenne
N. C. Maddox
M. C. Deitrich
Billings
Ernest Clark
Worland
Toussaint L’ Overture
Rush McKelvey
Powell
New South
Elsie Perry
Cowley
Fox
Maurice Tallon
Harold Pond
Liszt
Lillian Peck
Thermopolis
Reinhold
Republicans Convene In Basin County With Loyalty Pledges
The Basin Republican county convention held Tuesday in the courthouse adopted the unit rule, elected delegates to Sheridan and state conventions, and approved resolutions praising Lincoln era principles, condemning Democrats, supporting veterans, and endorsing Mondell and Warren for congressional action and women’s suffrage efforts.
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D. L. Carr
Simon ‘Kovgard
W. B. Snyder
J. ©. Stewart
Big Horn County
Sheridan
E. W. Croft
Albert Olson
J. H. Neville
W. W. Shaver
A. J. Crandall
Joe Denny
R. B. West
Republican Central Committee
Lincoln
America
Democratic Party
Frank W. Mondell
Bb. Warren
Congress
Rpublican Party
Rose o Plymouth Town opens high school play at Rex Basin
The senior class stages a four act romantic comedy A Rose o Plymouth Town at the Rex theatre Basin on Tuesday May 18. It depicts early Plymouth colony life with humor and pathos and features Puritan costumes. A ten dollar royalty is paid to publishers for each performance.
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Plymouth Town
Rex Theatre
Basin
Plymouth Colony
Massachusetts
Democratic Delegates Chosen For State Convention
Basin precinct committeemen selected delegates for the state convention in Lander next Monday. Delegates include G. Hartigan, C. Wardlaw, D. Be Lewis, Riley Wilson, E. T. Fee, L. A. Parker, L. E. Schrain, Cash Carlton, and others with alternates Geo. Muller, Ralph Foe, J C Knode, J A Quiner, J S Gormley, R. B. Landfair among those named.
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Basin
Lander
G. Hartigan
C. Wardlaw
D. BE. Lewis
Riley Wilson
E. T. Fee
Greybull
L. A. Parker
Hyattville
L. E. Schrain
Denver
Cash Carlton
Lovell
Geo. Muller
Burlington
Ralph Foe
J C. Knode
J. A. Quiner
Manderson
J. S. Gormley
Emblem
R. B. Landfair
Thermopolis Editor Sells Local Paper to Norman L. Maret
Lin I. Noble longtime editor of the Thermopolis Independent sells the weekly paper to Norman L. Maret who plans to issue this week’s edition. Maret has run a local printing business for several years. The sale includes staff and prior management is noted.
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Thermopolis
Lin I. Noble
Wyoming
Norman L. Maret
Maret
Workman
Lovell
W. B. Hartigan
Basin
Lovell Ball Schedule Meeting Sought for Basin Teams
Lovell's ball team calls on Basin towns to unite and set a summer schedule. A meeting date is expected to be chosen soon. Attendees at the Worland Good Roads convention included J. A. Howell H. Harkins Gee B. McClellan Dr. Gray and Ruby Schults.
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Lovell
Basin
Good Roads
Worland
J. A. Howell
H. Harkins
Gee
B. McClellan
Dr. Gray
Ruby Schults
Wyoming delegates finalize convention plans after leasing bill passage
Delegates agreed to attend the Sheridan convention with plans set for departure on a Sunday special. The session noted the mineral land leasing bill becoming law on terms beneficial to the state of Wyoming. D L Carr W B Snyder and 8 Skovgard headed the committee. Mr and Mrs H L Mead of Grebull were visitors in town yesterday.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
H. L. Mead of
Grebull
Visitors Arrive for Big Horn Basin Track Meet
High school students from across the Big Horn Basin arrived yesterday to participate in the declamatory contest and track meet. Headquarters are at the Chamber of Commerce, and local committees prepared for a banner event at the fair grounds this afternoon. City business will be suspended to bolster attendance and state pride.
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Big Horn Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Trustees Elected and Levies Approved in District 17 Meeting
Electors of school district 17 met to elect three trustees and set a levy. A. W. Coons acted as chair and Mrs. James F. Ewers as secretary. A 8% mills levy was requested to fund a $17,342.82 teacher raise, and a 1 mill levy for a kindergarten was passed. T. K. Bishop and E. C. Burroughs won the two 3 year seats. J. C. Stewart won the 1 year seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Zaring
A. W. Coons
James F. Ewers
Wm. Gibson
Carl E. Armeling
T. K. Bishop
E. Cc. Burroughs
W. H Pauley
Guy Hobgood
J. A. Coons
J. C. Stewart
Thos. M. Hyde
Vupo
H. T. Harris
Local Clergy Unites Two Couples in Greybull and Hyattsville
Saturday morning at the M BE parsonage Rev. R. M. Jones joined Albert McDonald and Goldie Horton of Greybull in marriage. They left for a new home that afternoon. Later Rev. Jones united Martin Raymond Crawford and Dorothy Emily Kg of Hyattsville in wedlock.
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M BE
R. M. Jones
Albert McDonald
Goldie Horton
Greybull
Rev. Jones
Martin Raymond Crawford
Dorothy Emily Kg
Hyattville
Basin Ball Recruits Open Practice Next Monday Evening
The Basin ball team will hold its first workout for recruits at the ball grounds next Monday evening at 6 30. Players who can play are urged to attend and show their skills to the manager. All interested in ball as a sport are invited to support the effort and help build a banner team.
The Midgets Parade at Rex and Greybull Games
The Midgets Parade at the Rex drew praise for the organizers and teachers responsible. The Midwest refinery teams Caspar and Greybull met in Greybull, with Greybull winning both games 7 to 1 and 5 to 3 respectively.
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Midgets
Parade
Greybull
Casper
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