Hyattville News Highlights From Basin Weekend Visit
Gus Allen and son Roy from Tensleep stopped in Hyattville on the way home from Basin. Basin visitors included E. M. Sly Jack Thomas A C Burgess and others. Miss Dolly Ily wed Raymond Crawford in Basin last Saturday with family support and community well wishes.
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Gus Allen
Roy
Tensleep
Hyattville
Basin
E. M. Sly
Jack Thomas
A. C. Burgess
A. 8. Mercer
Sam Hyatt
Emma Hatten
Dick Ilg
Nowood
Medicine Lodge
Gussie Sig
Baban
Harry
James
Alice
E. F. Peterson
Peterson
Ed Cook
Ed Carothers
Clyde Morris
Dorothy Crall
Polytechnic
W. M. Rannells
Owney Hollywood
B. A. Kirkpatrick
Schmitt
Lorena Wood
Otis Wilkerson
Wood
van Slyke
J. Durfey
E. P. Wilkerson
Rev. Wood
Wickwire
Fawcett
Dr. van Slyke
Seaman
L. J Diehl
Diehl
Manderson
Plasters Store
Mercer Bros
Fordsons
Donahue
Plastere
Pride
E. M. Ily
Fred Burgess
Texas
France
Forest Protection Week Proclaimed in Wyoming
Governor Robert D Carey proclaims May 23 to 29 as Forest Protection Week urging citizens, churches, schools, and organizations to prevent and suppress fires in mountain forests. He calls for sermons and talks to disseminate information and protect timber resources and outdoor life heritage.
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Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
State of
A. D
Excess Profit Tax Debate Prompts Industry Backlash
An editorial argues against the excess profit tax citing how it inflates living costs and raises prices through every resale tier. It favors abolition or a purchase tax to cut consumer burdens while preserving business profits and payrolls.
Basin Wyoming election proclamation for mayor and council
Notice to Basin electors that an election will be held at the courthouse on Tuesday May 11 1920 to choose one mayor and two councilmen. Basin Republican for job printing.
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Basin
Wyoming
Court House
Judge Gary Sets Price Example for Profiteers
An editorial praises Judge Gary and the Steel Corporation board for resisting profit gouging during market pressures. It warns smaller retailers to avoid extortionate pricing, arguing continued national and local prosperity depends on fair prices and long term stability.
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Judge Gary
Steel Corporation
Steel Company
Gary
Life and Death Struggle Over Closed Shop in West Coast
On Oct. 1 1919 about 40000 metal workers walked out in San Francisco bay shipyards. The strike spread from San Diego to Seattle and centers on the closed shop. Open shop gains in San Diego Los Angeles Portland and Tacoma weaken union influence. In Seattle open shop predominates except in shipyards where union control wanes. SF and Oakland move away from the closed shop while other unions are urged to aid the metal workers in their fight. Radical leaders' methods erode public sympathy and expose the flaws of closed shop policy.
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San Francisco Bay
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
San Francisco
Oakland
Secret societies meet weekly in local Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No. 39 K of P meets every Friday night. Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Order of Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No. 35 I O O F meets every Tuesday evening. Basin Encampment No. 16 I O O F meets first and third Thursdays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 36 I O O F meets Friday and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 MW A meets second and fourth Thursdays.
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Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
The
Order of Eastern Star
I. O
Eliza Rebekah
I. O. Oo
Basin Camp
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First National Bank
of Basin
A. E
EK. Anderson
Home Dairy & Produce Farm
J. P. Wheeler & Son
J. Loman
Manderson Coun
W. E. Chaplin
H. M. Symons
Keil
Berry's Grocery
C. H. Cropley
Greybull
Boz
M. H. Smith
G. Hartigan
Basin State Bank Basin
M. B. Walker
Res
DE. V. E. Larrice
Pioneer Building
Wyo
C. A. Zaring
Bighorn
J. P. Arnott
DEL
Harris & Harris
C. E. Harris
Brome & Hyde Lawyers
Basin State Bank
Phone 43
Basin and Worland
William C, Snow
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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