Rocky Mountain Herbarium rebuilds under Payson leadership
Laamle Wyoming reports the Rocky Mountain Herbarium regains momentum under Associate Professor of Botany Edwin B. Payson after Dr. Aven Nelson. Payson aims to maintain and expand the collection as a premier Rocky Mountain plant repository at the University of Wyoming. Grain yields at the experiment station surge with record barley and wheat performances, while oats suffer from blackbird damage.
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Laamle
Wyo
Rocky Mountain Herbarium
University
Aven Nelson
Nelson
Rocky Mountain
Payson
United States
A. F. Vass
Vass
Norka
Ervina
Marquis
Banner
Practical Preparedness Strengthens Internal Security
The nation must be ready to face external threats and internal disturbances. Railroads mobilized a reserve of workers, state officials listed volunteers for emergency work, and army officers recruited former railroad workers, preventing a transportation tieup.
Basin road advocates return from Cheyenne to Basin meeting
RB. G. Nelson of Burlington L. A. Ey of Otto and P. P. Anderson with Marty Wise of Basin returned from Cheyenne where they led testimony before the highway board on Basin road needs. Sunday school at 10 p m with W Talbott superintendent. Morning Worship 11 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m Evening Service 7 30 p m Ladies Aid meets with Mrs C B Beck Thursday after Boon Nov 17. Edwin Bowling minister.
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W Talbott
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
C. B. Beck
Boon
Edwin Bowling
RB. G. Nelson
Burlington
L. A. Ey
Otto
P. P. Anderson
Marty Wise
Basin
Cheyenne
The
Basinroad
North Dakota Recall Ends Non-Partisan League Experiment
Uncle Ted explains the 1916 rise and 1917 success of the Non-Partisan League in North Dakota, its socialist policies like state owned grain facilities and tax shifts, and the recall that ousted Townley and allies. He cites The New York Herald and warns that socialism fails when tested, urging citizens to learn from North Dakota's example.
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Ruth
Uncle Ted
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League
Jack
Ted
Townley
Nor-partisan League
Supreme Court
National House of Representatives
United States
New York Herald
War cost contrast urges armament limits
The Republican Publicity Association argues limiting armaments could reduce war risk and tax burdens. It notes World War costs exceed 30 billion dollars and suggests funds could finance highways, schools, colleges, and public improvements. It criticizes the League of Nations and urges representatives to push for a successful arms limitation conference.
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Washington
Decclares
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathon Bourne, Jr
Patilion
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
League of Nations
America
Leave of Nations
Basin to Hold Regular Teachers Exam in November 1921
Basin hosts the next regular teachers examination on November 17 18 and 19 1921 issued by County Superintendent Bertha K Vandevender Republican for job printing.
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Basin
Bertha K. Vandevender
For Sale 24 Foot Counter in Good Condition
For sale a large 24 foot counter in good condition. Apply at this office. 016 tf.
Bargains in uncalled for clothing and sheriff sale notice
Notice of Sheriff sale in Basin Wyoming following district court order dated October 27 1921. Charles P Thurmond sues D W Barly and Lou Barly for 6818 dollars and real estate in Big Horn county will be sold December 6 1921 at Basin Courthouse at 10 am. Property includes portions of sections 5 6 7 8 in township 49 north range 93 west. B F Wickwire sheriff.
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District Court of
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Charles P. Thurmond
D.w.barly
Lou Barly
Basin
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B. F. Wickwire, Bsherig
S Basin
Town & Country Electric Company
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