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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
Inquiries for farm and ranch lands. Owners desiring to sell urged to send land description and lowest cash price to J. R. Bonwell Basin Wyoming.
A western paper argues that no president has been chosen as a business man and that statesmanship blends business insight with public service. It cites McKinley as a business man candidate and praises Congress as the chief training ground for future presidents through debates on trade, finance, and development.
A writer argues that boosting production on all lines and saving parts such as labor wages and prices strengthens the economy. He notes that capital for world business comes from savings and cites thrift stamps and liberty loans as education in saving. The forthcoming victory loan, aided by banks, should further teach saving.
The article notes Australia considering plans to deport interned Germans and questions future actions for them. It mentions no clear decision from Mr. Wilson and speculates on possible treatment aligning with past punitive measures toward German spies. Barbers, including Pat Leavitt at the Central barber shop, are also referenced briefly.
A 1909 advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion with a testimonial from Wm R Wyler of Douglassville Pa. It claims the product cured indigestion after a free sample and notes Chamberlains Liniment eases rheumatic pain and muscle stiffness for better rest.
Washington paper denounces a Commercial National Bank offer to buy liberty bonds at par with deposits locked for two years and 3 percent interest. Critics argue the plan drains bondholders and benefits bank insiders, undercutting Victory Loan aims.
The article argues that government control of railways and telegraphs would fail due to centralized power limits. It claims government operators lack greater honesty or ability than private managers and that private firms benefited from a strong incentive to succeed.
Mayor B. J. Sullivan presides with councilmen Wm Gibson F M Aime R R Denny W H Pauley. Treasurer Mrs Florence V Kirby Clerk Jas F Ewers Attorney C A Zaring Marshal J H Hanlon Official Paper Basin Republican.
County offices list includes Sheriff Wickwtra Assessor Jones and Commissioners Welch Olney Welnts with Clerk Zela Murphy and Attorney Little. Central barbershop welcomes Fred House joining Pat Leavitt. Wanted furnished rooms inquires at this office.
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