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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

2

Church Services May 11 at 10 30 Bishop Thomas Preaches

May 11 services include Bishop Thomas preaching at 10 30 in Greybull with the Wrights in the quartette. Sunday services at 11 feature a sermon on Adam and Fallen Man. Wednesday 8 pm testimonials. Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 am. Reading rooms open 3 5 daily except Sundays and holidays.

Thomas Greybull Wright

Mother's Day Services Highlight Local Churches

Methodist Church invites all to worship on Sunday May 11 with morning service Epworth League and Sunday school at 10 am. Pastor R. M. Jones leads sermon. Bertis Paterson presides over Epworth League. Happy Hour service to follow. Presbyterian Church scheduling 7 pm service on May 11.

Fred Harcleroad Epworth League Bertis Paterson

Community church services and notices and auto license reminder

Morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Sphere of Mother in Civilization. Sunday school at 10 and a lesson on Sin and its consequences. Young peoples meeting at 7 30 pm with Studies in the New Testament. Church secured 90 percent of its forty million dollars for home and foreign work this year. Should the Protestant church run on business plans rather than named denominations. Also auto licenses due for 1919. sheriff urges payment and license blanks at the sheriff's office. Big Horn county warrants called for payment. interest ceases after Feb 15 1919. county treasurer Marl V Rhodes.

Young Peoples Protestant Church of America Big Horn Marl V. Rhodes

Recall Bolshevik Actions Before Recognizing Russia

Harvey's Weekly argues Americans must weigh Bolshevik acts before recognizing Lenin's government. It cites abolition of the constituent assembly, terror against property owners, the Brest-Litovsk treaty, debt repudiation, and confiscation without compensation as proof of the regime's malignancy and danger to world democracy.

Lenine Russia Bolshevists State Department United States Best Litovsk Harvey’s Weekly

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Basin Chapter Work

The Red Cross work room opens each afternoon and urges Basin women to join. If the high service standard continues, the project can finish by June first, producing results greater than a few workers through summer. This is the last production order. Alice Thompson, Sec. Big Horn Co. Chapter A. R. 7 Wanted furnished rooms inquire at this office. mi4

Red Cross

Development in Exports and Merchant Marine Policy

The article argues that expanding foreign markets is essential to national prosperity and that a large coordinated American merchant marine is key. It cautions against government ownership but supports adequate, flagbearing shipping under the United States to ensure reliable transport, with policy details to be debated by the coming Congress and citizens.

United States Congress

The Price Paradox of American Goods Abroad

A historical reprint notes how, once derided by Democrats as a flaw of protection, American products now reportedly sell cheaper in the United Kingdom than at home. The piece questions who bears the blame for this shift and how tariffs might relate to the price gap.

United Kingdom United States

Wyoming Enlarge Homestead Designation Reaches 3 Million Acres

Hon F W Mondell receives notice that on April 29 1919 the secretary approved an enlarged homestead designation in Wyoming totaling 1 126 360 nonirrigable acres. Since October 1918 a total of 2 546 746 acres have been designated under the act, with nearly 6 000 000 more acres set for stock raising homesteads, pushing total Wyoming designations to about 24 775 000 acres.

Wyoming

Frank Howard and wife depart after visit to Mrs Mills

Frank Howard and his wife, who had been visiting his mother Mrs Scott Mills, left on Monday for their home in Shoshoni.

Frank Howard Mra. Scott Mills Lin Shoshoni

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Mabel RA * Normand Mickey Ickey Rex Theatre ST Andrew's Episcopal First Church of Christ, Scientist Methodist Church M. F. Newport Pastor B. F. Wickwire Rington JMC Fireanns Alice Thompson Sec Big Horn Co A. R Mi4 Hoosier Denver Basin Furniture Co Miller Basin F. W. Mondell House of Representatives Mr. Mondell Eseeeeraay
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