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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
6
Secretary Houston says the U S Treasury will not fund withholding commodities to maintain artificial high prices. He explains reviving the War Finance Corporation would require more government borrowing and endless cycles of debt. He commends avoiding artificial methods as conditions re-adjust to normal.
The piece condemns nationwide journals and professors as propagators of anarchy disguised as learning. It cites radical newspapers as fueling rebellion and notes a New York bombing that killed thirty six and injured three hundred as a demonstration against organized society.
The piece traces long running push for shorter hours from eight to forty four to six to two eight, noting wage gains and productivity declines. It claims organized labor shapes rules for unorganized labor, fosters independence and slacking, and uses politics to back favorable candidates, arguing lawmakers will shield unions from costs.
Republicans closed their county campaign at the Rex Theatre on Monday night. County Chairman P P Anderson presided as a film reel and records by candidates and Mrs Robinson were shown. Mayor R B West gave the principal address urging party affiliation and success. The event ended with the girls glee club singing America.
The next regular teachers' examination will be held at Basin and Lovell on November 18 19 and 20. Hertha K Van Devender Noy County Superintendent.
The piece argues for expanding building in the western United States due to lower lumber prices and high demand. It notes 40 percent lumber price drops since last March, a 1,000,000 housing shortage cited by the government, and reduced automobile costs. It urges builders to act now as spring brings record demand.
The Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The sermon continues last Sunday's wilderness temptations theme. Baby care is provided with a nursery and kindergarten. Rev. Leon A. Losey, Pastor invites all families.
Creditors and all interested persons are notified that L. C. Gray administrator with will annexed has filed a final account and petition for distribution in the district court of Big Horn county Wyoming. Objections must be filed within 30 days from November 26 1920. If none, final settlement will be made as soon as possible.
On November 19 1919 Unit Oil and Gas Company mortgagor pledged a note of 2000 payable April 1 1920 and granted a chattel mortgage on drilling rig boiler and casings. Alfred Gafner later assigned the mortgage to Dave Burnett and default ensued with 2289.44 due including fees. A public auction will be held November 13 1920 at 2 pm on the SE% of Section 31 Township 65 North Range 93 West of 6th P M Wyoming to satisfy the mortgage with proceeds distributed by law.
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