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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
3
The Colonel urges unity behind Basin Wyoming city administration and the Chamber of Commerce to advance town and country interests. He calls for pride in cleanliness, tourism, and promotional efforts as plans for an upcoming year unfold, including a memorial building drive and a new park.
The Laramie Post of the American Legion began last Monday a fundraising campaign aimed at a $170,000 goal to build a Community House. The appeal names local supporters and outlines the planned facilities and community uses.
Wyoming staged her annual intra mural track and field meet on the new athletic field Friday afternoon with teams from all fraternities and independents. The 8 S. A. B's won the meet, beating the A T C by one point.
The article argues President Harding kept the United States out of a Genoa conference, preserving prestige and avoiding European jealousy. It notes the benefit of American noninvolvement and cites Jack Dempsey saying he does not want to fight in France.
Report of the condition of the State Bank at Manderson Wyoming as of May 6 1922 shows assets loans and discounts 63266.08 and other holdings plus liabilities. Also a bankruptcy notice for William Fink lists first meeting of creditors set for April 28 1922 at Cheyenne Wyoming in the Hynds Building.
The Kane Trading Co was incorporated in the Secretary of State Cheyenne Wyoming on May 2 1922 at 0 10 am. Its object remains to engage in trade and related activities as stated in the incorporation filing.
The corporation to operate a general merchandise store at Kane in Big Horn County Wyoming has a fifty year term and capital stock of 120 shares of 100 each totaling 12000. Directors for the first year are Carl I Rinehart president H Day vice president and H F Alverson secretary treasurer all residents of Kane with post office Kane Wyoming. Principal office is Lot 6 Block 3 Kane Wyoming. Agent for service is H F Alverson Kane Wyoming. Carl I Rinehart president attested by H F Alverson secretary.
The Board of School Trustees of School District No. Eight in Big Horn County Wyoming will sell eight thousand dollars in coupon bonds on June 10 1922 at 3 PM at R B Wests Basin Wyoming office. Bonds run 25 years, redeemable after 15, interest up to 6 percent, issued to build and equip a schoolhouse. District valuation 226000 tax value 226000 single issue no debt. First publication May 12 1922. Sadie M Bandhad Trustee. Last publication June 2 1922.
On May 27 1922 at 1 PM the sheriff will publicly sell the south half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 10 township 66 north range 93 west containing 20 acres. Case Big Horn Canal Association vs Alexander L Fryer Jr. Appraised $400 cash with minimum bid two thirds. Sheriff B F Wickwire and attorney R B Landfair.
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