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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
4
Basin Republican announces publication details as Basin Wyoming official paper for Big Horn County and the Town of Basin with $2 annual subscription in advance and second class mail registration June 20 1905.
President Wilson recommends lifting the ban on light wines and beer, drawing protests from church groups and prohibitionists. The move aims to court pro saloon independents to help the Democrats in 1920, while critics warn against misplaced trust and question the administration's timing. The Republican Congress now in session is expected to decide the issue with real public interest guiding action.
Next Friday Memorial Day will be observed in Basin with civic and military groups paying homage to fallen heroes. Ceremonies at the hall will conclude with graveside flowers and public reverence. Citizens are urged to lay aside business to participate. The anti saloon league will continue amid debates on prohibitions.
A veteran lawmaker, returning from a long absence in Washington, says he will seek guidance from those who remained in close contact with domestic problems. He plans to consult sources of information and counsel to shape recommends on legislation.
President Wilson urges a cooperative shift in industry toward worker participation and federal guidance, promotes eight hour work, veterans placement, and simpler taxes. He stresses expanded suffrage for women, foreign trade revival, tariff reform, and cautious tariff protections amid postwar reconstruction.
The Midnight Crew held another popular club dance at the library last Saturday night. About twenty couples attended and reported the evening most enjoyable.
Local camp of Modern Woodmen met last evening and voted to sustain the head camp in the recently authorized rate raise. Trade with your home man.
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