Basin Wyoming Postmark Notice
Public notice states Basin Republican newspaper is entered as second class matter June 30 1906 at Basin Wyoming post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
4
Public notice states Basin Republican newspaper is entered as second class matter June 30 1906 at Basin Wyoming post office under the act of March 3 1879.
The Official Paper of Big Horn County lists subscription at $2 per year in advance and Basin town display rates. Insertion and display pricing include 25 cents per inch, contract display at 20 cents per line, and 15 cents per line for locals. Blackface locals priced at 15 cents per line.
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting E F Person proposed forming a market company to buy from farmers what is not taken by regular dealers. The plan aims to make Basin a market town serving both seller and buyer and reflect broader political winds toward a Republican victory next year.
An excerpt discusses a film plot set in St Petersbur g and America, detailing Andrew Hardcastle and his twin daughters Dorothea and Vivian, the Russian agitators Son ia and Sergius, and the resulting clash between capital and labor. Vivian aids workers, Sonia dies in a mob clash, and Hardcastle learns a humane order. Nearby notes mention local travels and a county board meeting.
About thirty parents and teachers met to form a parent teacher association with Mrs F L McNown as president and Miss Boeke as secretary. A program for November 14 was planned with a vocal solo by Mrs Joslin and an Armistice program at 3:00 pm. Several notes on students and staff were included.
Ward County Wyoming commissioners deny homesteaders right to block long used roads with fences. A 1917 Dinta County Supreme Court ruling treats an established trail as a public highway, voiding fence closures. E H Gregory of Ouren Seed Co visited Basin to review regional seed supplies.
A lecture warns that a common cold can lead to serious illness and advises using Chamberlains Cough Remedy early. Classifieds list 1000 head black face yearlings and 3000 head Cotswold Merino cross bred yearlings for sale, plus nursery stock offerings and local farm activity.
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