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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

5

Appeal Urges Major Red Cross Relief Drive

The Red Cross chapter led by Mrs. Mary Bircumehan seeks urgent local donations to back a half million dollar appeal from John Barton Payne and President Harding. Funds fund flood relief across Illinois Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana with 70 disasters already handled and Mississippi alone housing 31 000 homeless. Contributions go through the local Red Cross office to reach the National Organization for immediate aid.

Red Cross Mary Bircumehan John Barton Payne American Red Cross Harding Mississippi Valley Mississippi Illinois Arkansas Louisiana National Red Cross Organization Payne Pueblo Colorado Arkansas Valley National Red Cross

Cody Banker Succumbs At Cody Wyoming After Heart Disease

W T Hogg a renowned banker and stockman in Central Wyoming died Tuesday in Cody from heart disease. He built his first fortune in sheep near Casper twenty-five years ago then moved to Cody and ran the YA sheep company with brothers Adam and Ted, later sold to Joe Winniger. He served on the First National Bank of Cody board. His wife was sister to Mrs. Robert Taylor of Casper and Grand Island.

W. T. Hogg Wyoming Cody California Hogg Casper Adam Ted Joe Winniger First National Bank of Robert Taylor Grand Island

Church Invites All to Sunday Services and Events

M. E. The Church with a Fireaide extends a cordial welcome to Sunday school at 10 a.m. The High School Graduation Class sermon follows at 11 a.m. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Teacher Training Class Tuesday afternoon. Edwin Bowling, Minister.

M. E Epworth Edwin Bowling

Presbyterian and interchurch services announced

Presbyterian Church holds worship at 11 00 with Bible School at 10 00 in the Episcopal Church. Community KB reports a 7 30 P M Service in the Baptist Church on the topic What Does Christian Endeavor mean to You led by Clarence Jessen with Leon A Losey as pastor.

Episcopal Church Bible School Community The Baptist Church Clarence Jessen

Worland Downs Basin In Cold 18-4 Baseball Game

Worland defeated Basin 18 to 4 on a cold day as George Frisby failed to pitch for the first time in fifteen games. Vernon Beall relieved with a sore arm from a track meet, and held up well. Billy Johnson umpired satisfactorily.

Frisby Worland George Frisby Vernon Beall Greybull Billy Johnson

Outlook For Sugar Beets

New York analysis by Lamborn & Company marks an optimistic outlook for sugar markets. Cuba’s season surplus is put at 600000 tons versus 1200000 last year, while European and American consumption rise. Forecasts note reduced Cuban and European beet sugar output this year, with market confidence growing as supplies firm. Henry Grutin of Burlington, a Republican for job printing, is in town.

New York Lamborn & Company Cuba

Per Capita Circulation Figures From May 1 1921

The Treasury reports per capita money in circulation at $48.89 as of May 1 1921, down 92 cents from April 1. Total currency and deposits stand at $5.852 billion on May 1, with April 1 totals at $5.466 billion. Population estimated at 109.468 million. In 1879 total money in circulation was $816.3 million with a U.S. population of 48.231 million and per capita of $16.92.

United States Treasury Department Today

Signpost Installed at Fourth and C Streets

W. W. Shaver of Greybull visits town this morning as a new sign post on a concrete foundation is set in at the Fourth and C streets intersection.

W. W. Shaver of Greybull Fourth and C Streets

Team Work Drives Big Horn County Fair

An editorial urges strong teamwork among the Big Horn County Fair board county commissioners and Farm Bureau members to ensure a successful fair. It calls for broad public support in Basin and outlines forthcoming guidance on how to help, ending with a rallying call to get busy for the coming fair.

Fair Board Big Horn Basin

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First National Bank U. S Federal Reserve Bank Arthur K. Lee Ed Carothers F.C. Emerson, John Seaman J. C. Stewart Wm. C. May John McFadyen Herbert T. Harris Chester E. Harris Ulte A Federal Reserve System Cody Banker Presbyterian Church Leon A. Losey Henry Grutin Burlington Republican Big Horn County Fair Perth Kilaww Petras Volta Dave Johnson
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