Basin Republican notices duplicate file tag
Noting the Basin Republican posting as a second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office on June 30 1906 under the act of March 4 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
2
Noting the Basin Republican posting as a second class matter at Basin Wyoming post office on June 30 1906 under the act of March 4 1879.
Rates for subscription two dollars per year in advance. Official paper status for Big Horn County and the Town of Basin. Display advertising prices ten cents per line locally and by contract. Black faces locals priced per line.
In the Tuesday election the county chose officials for the next two years. Democrats and Republicans were both represented among the winners. The paper pledges cooperation to help achieve economical and efficient administration for the people.
W H May secretary of Basin Wyoming Commercial club arrived at Fraternal park with his wife and son on a tour of western highways and national parks. He notes Basin lies near Yellowstone entering point and may skip Glacier due to late season. May promotes pay auto camps and Basin booster efforts while highlighting local irrigation gas and potential for industry. The party will visit Yakima and then Seattle.
The Justice Department war fraud section advances against frauds in wartime contracts. Preliminary checks show about 425 contracts with civil or criminal cases possible. 260 from the War Department, 70 Navy, 50 Shipping Board, 30 others. About 160 cases are in district courts, with 25 potentially compromised. Attorney General Daugherty says legal action will be taken in all proven cases.
A fragment describes a film praised as record breaking and groundbreaking. The excerpt hints at a blend of comedy with serious or varied tones, noting it surprises audiences by expanding what a comedy film can be.
A lively Mack Sennett romance features twelve big stars in a breezy comedy drama mix. Frilly thrills compliment light hearted flirtations as the director leads a colorful ensemble through playful urban intrigue.
All warrants issued by School District 17 prior to March 28 1922 are called for payment and interest ceases after this date. J C Stewart Treasurer.
Mayor Ray M West proclaims November 11, 1922 a holiday in Basin. The Marion Tanher Post American Legion and Basin High School plan ceremonies to honor Armistice Day and invite all loyal citizens to join in the commemorations.
The Rex features Mae Murray and Rudolph Valentino in The Delirious Little Devil and a Keaton comedy Boat Saturday night. Dan Mason the Skipper of Toonerville Trolley, Lionel Barrymore as Jim the Penman, Buck Jones in Hiding With Death, and Mack Sennett’s Crossroads of New York fill the week with laughs and drama.
Moisture has fallen across Great Western beet territory urging farmers to use ample straw bedding in feedlots to maximize manure. Where grain yields were low, conserve straw for fertilizer. The Company asks feeders to reserve dried pulp due to strong outside demand and higher prices.
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