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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Basin Wyoming notices filed June 30 1906 at the Basin post office under the 1879 act. Visible is the official second class matter entry dated June 30 1906. The notice references the act and the mailing location.
Rates listed for Big Horn County and Basin include 26 cents per inch display single insertion, 200 cents per inch by contract, and 15 cents per line for blackface locals. Subscription at two dollars per year in advance.
Big Horn county bank voluntarily called in the state examiner early this week to safeguard depositors and interests. Other Basin banks remain sound, and with proper administration depositors are believed to be paid in full. The temporary closure is expected to cause minor inconvenience, with plans to conserve interests and minimize business disruption.
Wyoming earns vast oil royalty revenue on federal land through a leasing bill credited to Mondell. Kendrick accuses Mondell of bias against his Senate bid and uses Denver Post to push pro Wyoming views while downplaying Democratic outlets. The piece casts Kendrick as secondary to Mondell in safeguarding state rights.
The Mammouth contract promises great prosperity for Wyoming industry especially small producers. It would provide a direct outlet for Wyoming crude to the world’s largest and second largest refineries in Bayonne.
A plan to ship New Jersey and Whiting refined products along the Atlantic coast and to Sarnia Ontario will boost Salt Creek well production to full capacity and raise Wyoming oil revenues. It forecasts price parity with Mid-continental crude, $26 million in Wyoming labor, and a move toward Casper refinery development. The note details a foreclosure sale in Big Horn County to recover $1,577 on a 1921 mortgage.
Elmer Galloway of Bo Nanza arrived yesterday. Dan Smith of Greybull was arrested for reckless driving on Roy Booths complaint. The hearing is scheduled here next Tuesday.
The Town of Basin Wyoming will offer for sale 60000 in coupon bonds at 3 pm on June 10 1922. Each 1000 bond bears up to 6 percent interest payable semiannually and matures after 30 years with redemption option after 15 years. Proceeds fund water plant improvements. Bids due with 2500 certified check. Town may reject bids.
Mrs Jas O Neil announces home cooking in dining room and parlors starting May 1. Board may be arranged by day week or month. Two rooms available for rent to gentlemen. Those seeking Sunday dinner may call Saturday morning for details. tf
Notice states that on August 8, 112 Albert Olson and Rena Olson executed a mortgage to Weat. The document seeks foreclosure and specifies the property lien actions. The notice names the parties and the legal remedy sought through court process.
On July 30 1920 R H Howard and Maud Brew ster Howard executed a mortgage to Western Loan and Building Company securing 1500 dollars payable as 26 92 monthly installments The mortgage was filed August 2 1920 in Big Horn County Wyoming and recorded in Book 34 of Mortgages at page 74 Default on monthly installments has occurred.
The note is in default for 1485.00 and the power of sale under the mortgage is operative. The real estate in Big Horn County Wyoming, Lot 3 Block 22 Lovell, will be offered at the Basin courthouse at 10 a.m. on June 17, 1922 to satisfy the mortgage plus foreclosure costs and 10.00 attorney fees.
Estate of G. BE. Pease deceased, District Court Big Horn County Wyoming issues letters. Creditors must present claims to the Administrator within six months from May 10, 1922. Those claims not exhibited within one year from letters date are forever barred. H. M. Shelve, R. B. Landfair Attorneys. Administrator Basin Wyoming.
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