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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
4
Basin republicans note sidewalk project to library follows federal approval. The Daily Sheridan Post debuts this week under Editor Brandon with high hopes for public support. An editorial tone urges kitchen gardens and practical domestic skills amid wide-ranging local chatter.
Advertising rates for the Basin paper include display ads 21c per inch per insertion and 20c per inch by contract locals per line. Blackface locals priced per line and van L5O appears as a placeholder.
Basin residents applaud plans for a Methodist church to be built as a credit to the town. Rev Jones and his followers deserve broad support, while Dad Payne’s alfalfa field near the courthouse square illustrates Basin’s progress from desert to multiple crops in a few years.
Harvey's Weekly argues President Wilson forced Italy to claim Fiume against prior secret agreements with the Jugoslavs, then reversed to deny the same action at the Paris peace talks. The piece asserts Wilson dictated frontiers and self determination to justify Italy's possession of Fiume despite earlier plans.
Justices of the peace W. H. Wyman and J. R. Bonwell met with the county clerk to canvass the good roads election vote. The official tally shows 1058 votes for the bonds and 22 against in the county.
The Oldest post office in the Big Horn Basin will again receive daily mail after protests. Congressman Mondell announced restoration of daily service to Otto and to residents on the south side of the Greybull river. Maurice Wills of Sweet Grass Montana visited his cousin Mrs. R J Tilton after returning from overseas duty in France.
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