Basin Republican Notice of Post Office Classification
Basin Republican enters second class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
4
Basin Republican enters second class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under act of March 8 1879.
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County residents receive a pamphlet urging best farming methods and farmer cooperative organization. The piece notes shipping limits, upcoming events, and a Christmas bazaar by the Presbyterians, plus observations on post election constitutional amendments and a call for real news.
The campaign judge Metz supports the bonds with full backing, praising Manderson Penanga and Hyattville for a splendid vote. Kine Burlington Cleverly and Otto secure a handsome majority for the courthouse bonds amid local sales reports from W W Murphy Motor Co detailing Hups and Maxim product lines. A party group including Deer Join Fothner Hailey Bayless Ted Miller and Karl Dougherty heads to Canyon Creek after deer hunting and charity promises to the paper’s religious editor.
On Saturday evening November 11 at 6 30 o'clock the In'ivre of the Presbyterian church will host a banquet for church members and congregation. A silver offering will be received for the church fund during the event.
The Fortnightly hb of Greybull invites the Ban Woman's club members to attend a Thanksgiving program on November 16 at 2 30 o clock. Those who wish to go notify the Basin Woman's club secretary.
Mr and Mrs Foster Leidecker were entertained at dinner last Sunday by Ms and Mrs T K Pishop and Mrs T S Armetrong, hosting a cordial evening.
L. W. TDltambull, state geologist, recalls Wyoming oil development from 1880s onward. He cites early discoveries, springs, and wells, notes extensive fraud and stock schemes targeting investors, and reflects on government policy and conservation debates shaping western oil growth.
Mr and Mrs Robi Gleason and Mr and Mrs T K Bishop joined Mr and Mrs R H Ahrens and Mr and Mrs H H Hime for an anniversary dinner at the residence of H H Hime. The event honored multiple couples with a shared celebration.
Mrs T K Bishop hosted the Girls Club gathering at her home on Wednesday evening. The program pleased all in attendance and light refreshments were served at the close.
Justice Bonwell united Ellsworth J. Hungerford of Greybull and Mise Artie K H Davis of this place in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony aboard a cham bus. The groom works for Shaw and Luft of Greybull and has many friends in Paain and Greybull who extend best wishes for happiness.
On November 15 the Woman's club will present a history program with Mrs. A. T. Allen as chairman and Mrs. A. W. Coons as associate chairman. The meeting will begin promptly at three o'clock with the program immediately following.
Iowa voters backed Hughes and W L Harding Republicans by large margins in Des Moines on November 7. The GOP carried the state ticket by about 60,000 votes and Harding by over 100,000, while most Republican congressmen were reelected.
North Dakota results show Hughes carried the state by about 10 000 votes and McCumber likely re elected. Lynn J Frater, Republican, wins the governorship indicating a favorable statewide outcome.
The Mann hotel offers a special fifty cent dinner every Sunday from noon to 2 PM, encouraging community patrons to join. The event provides a budget friendly meal option and runs weekly.
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