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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

5

Basin Basin Local Notices and Personal Notices

Local and personal items from Basin list visitors from Greybull Thermopolis Lovell and Manderson. Mrs W S Pease advertises furniture sales piano for sale and storage services with contact details.]]

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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

A widow expresses gratitude to her employers and friends for the favors and kindness shown during her husband’s illness and her hours of sadness.

Death of W. H. Kirby in Casper to Basin interment

W H Kirby died suddenly in Casper from influenza last Saturday aged 32. He had moved from Middlebury Vermont to Basin three years ago with his wife Florence Gregory and two children Judith and Cecil. He worked for Oil Well Supply Co then Casper branch and was returning to Basin when illness struck. The funeral was held in Basin with Masonic rites and Rev Newport officiating, with many mourners and floral tributes.

W. H. Kirby Casper Basin Mount View Cemetery Masonic Order Vasil Hubbard Kirby Middlebury Vermont Florence Gregory Judith Cecil Months Oil Well Supply Co

Enemy Owned Industry Auction Plans

New York November 6. A Mitchell Palmer says Germany must be faced in industry as well as in war. He claims about 800 million dollars in enemy property, expects over a billion, and outlines plans to sell about 200 million in enemy owned businesses in the near future to satisfy American claims. He spoke at the Metropolitan Club urging American bankers to aid in Americanizing German controlled industries.

New York Germany A. Mitchell Palmer Bankers of America Metropolitan Club Palmer Pamer

Basin residents seek licenses for two Basin liquor shops

Two Basin residents apply to Big Horn County Commissioners for retail liquor licenses for one year starting January 1 1919. The first would operate in a one story stone building on lot 12 block 37 in Basin. the second in a one story brick building on lot 4 block 36. Applications dated November 4 1918 list applicants M R Douglas and W McNay. FRITZ BROS. Rairden Wyoming are noted with cattle brands and ear markings.

Big Horn Wyoming Board of County Commissioners Basin M. R. Douglas W. McNay

Postwar thrift urged as war ends and elections loom

A broad wartime fiscal message urges thrift buy for value and lasting quality, avoid vanity purchases, and share the burden of necessities. The piece also reports election results across states with Republicans gaining seats in Massachusetts Detroit Missouri California and Iowa and Smith leading Whitman in New York. It notes a push for restraint in government spending and a focus on postwar stability as votes come in.

France England Italy America Boston United States Senate Massachusetts David I. Walsh John W. Weeks Detroit Wayne County Henry Ford U. S Boise United States Frank R. Gooding John F. Nugent St. Louis Spencer Joseph W Folk Stone Champ Clark Ported Gentry Denver New York New York State Whitman Alfred E. Smith Smith Des Moines W. L. Harding Iowa Claude R. Porter San Francisco Los Angeles Indianapolis Indiana DunSaran Benham Cade

Mrs Freeman Leaves for Kansas Visit

Mrs M J Freeman departed Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives in Newton Kansas. She planned to leave earlier but stayed to aid the dry forces in Basin during the election and expressed gratification at the dry vote.

M. J. Freeman Newton Kansas

Rev Jones Very Ill Passes Through Heart and Kidney Trouble

Rev R M Jones of the Methodist church was struck by heart and kidney trouble last week. His condition, once grave, improved this morning, bringing relief to his many friends. Also advertised: fixtures for sale from the Council Cafe including back bar, counters, tables, chairs, 2 gas ranges, cash register, dishes and kitchen furniture for 150 dollars. First come with money gets the deal.

R. M. Jones Methodist Church Council Cafe A. J. Moran nS-li

Photo Received From Camp Taylor Featuring Gus and Bill

A. Lissa receives a large photograph from his son Gus stationed at Camp Taylor. The picture shows Gus and Bill Fedderson, who look heavier than when they left Basin.

A. Lissa Gus Camp Taylor Bill Fedderson Basin

Wickwire Thanks Voters in County Election

Sheriff Bb. F. Wickwire expresses gratitude to county voters for support in the election and pledges to merit the confidence shown.

Moe Bb. F. Wickwire

Basin Voters Gratitude Letter From Q Hartigan

A letter to Basin voters expresses thanks for support during a recent catastrophe and notes appreciation for their vote. The message from Q Hartigan emphasizes gratitude and public support.

Batain Q. Hartigan

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Bonwell Mra Blaine Kinder Greybull Rat W. BE. Taylor Bonanza Wade Teneyck Thermopolia Elmer Taylor Hyattville Wo — Pa Thos. M. Hyde Thermopolis L. A. Bowman of Lovell BE. H. Ellis Ra F. A. Little Wife of George Harding C. E. Fawcett Family of Ma—R. J. Extra Federal W. E. Evans Clarence Murphy The Rockies T. J. Jones Len Murphy South Fork J. P. Gibson Hope Natural Gas Company of Nathan John Loveland Paint Rock W.S. Pease J. P. Zane R. G. Belton Carl Forsyth Jim Whaley Manderson W. S. Pease Arthur Burns J. R. Bonwell Ben Waln Medicine Lodge Do. E. Herd H. S. Kelley Doc Radeclife Holm Lodge H. C. Whitmore Soul Alderdice of Ry Cc D. Markham Worland Dave Allen Rea Glen Berry of Billings Henry Jordan of J. K. Whaley Manderaon W. ©. Reeser Burlington C. E. Beard of Paul Moss Clint Hall Edith Scott Kane P. W. Metz R. B. Landfair Upper Pease Claud Derby C. A. Welch Cowley Nelson Jimmerfield Wickwire 3Rd Street John Bircumshaw A. W. Webb A. & Mercer of Pee Harve Fred Perking Otto Poe Arthur K. Lee W. E. Taylor Win Gibson Robert Steele J. Adam Pries W. B. Edwards Liberty Bench A. T. Zinn Shep Atherly Wyons Wm. Lewis Basin Gardens C. H. Fitzpatrick Henrietta Crosby U.S. A Wise Bros Harry Wise Jewelry and Stationery Herbert &. Wise Wise HOUSE O. K. Shop T.S. Armstrong Supply Sunbeam Mazda Globes Jesse Crosby Chas. Parker Longmont, Col Mrs. Long Fritz Bros. Rairden Wyo Ray Brown Cit Sucford Barnes Freeman Jones D. Kimbro Paris Norway Sweden Denmark BIG Horn County Bank Reliable Bank
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