Basin Wyoming Postmark Notice
A historical second class mailing statement appears noting entry at Basin Wyoming on March 30, 1906 under the 1879 act.
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Jeane
Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
Tick fever serum touted by Japanese doctor in Basin
An article notes a Japanese doctor claims a tick fever serum, while Casper allegedly gloats over defeating John Hay for governor. It observes war news and Turkish red scare affecting the Near East, and remarks the Big Horn Basin stays mild amid statewide storms.
Rex Theatre Weekend Showings Spotlight Historic Films
The Rex presents J Fenimore Cooper's Last of the Mohicans adapted by Maurice Turner, plus Lon Chaney's The Trap with Mirror-McKinley’s Inauguration. Thursday and Friday bring House Peters in Human Hearts, a family drama dedicated to mothers. Wednesday starts Buffalo Bill Union Pacific Civil War chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rex
J. Fenimore Cooper
Maurice Turnier
First National
the Rex
Lon Chaney
Canadian Rockies
McKinley
House Peters
Buffalo Bill
Union Pacific
West
Thanksgiving Services at Methodist and Episcopal Churches
The Methodist and Episcopal congregations hold a joint Thanksgiving service at 10:30 a.m. in the Methodist church. Dean Dixon will preach and the public is invited.
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Dean Dixon
Life prolonging potential found in white blood cells
New York reports that at the National Academy of Sciences D Alexis Carrel described tissue-building actions of leucocytes. He said experiments show white blood cells protect against infection and stimulate tissue growth and regeneration, potentially extending human life.
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New York
D. Alexis Carrel
Rockfeller Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Carrel
Marooned 35 Await Wyoming Blizzard Rescue Effort
Denver dispatch reports 35 people marooned since Friday after a severe snowstorm and blizzard swept Wyoming. Two men trekked five miles to a ranch for help while a rescue party of 15 men in trucks, aided by an army tractor with a snowplow, advances toward the Staley ranch 18 miles north of Cheyenne.
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Denver
Wyoming
Staley Ranch
Cheyenne
President Harding Replies On Prohibition Opinion Shift
President Harding sent a letter to Mrs. Douglas Robinson sister of the late Theodore Roosevelt and Republican committee member acknowledging a shift in public opinion on city enforcement and predicting the prohibition issue will stay in politics this generation. The reply was announced at a Republican Neighborhood association meeting after Robinson described an attack by a party leader on the national stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican Committee
Republican Neighborhood Association
Wednesdday
National Organization
Moon plant in Wyoming hidden with radio distillery
Federal agents near Rock Springs Wyoming uncovered a moonshine operation on a ranch 40 miles north of town. The white mule distillery used a radio transmitter and receiver to cover several hundred miles. Agents seized a 60 gallon still and 30 barrels of mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Wyo
Carl Jackson
John Burke Sentenced for Cattle Theft in Wyoming
Laramie report says Elk Mountain rancher John Burke pleaded guilty to cattle stealing and was sentenced by Judge W J Tidball to four to eight years in the penitentiary. Forestry officials fought fourteen fires during the 1922 season on Medicine Bow National Forest.
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Laramie
John Burke
Elk Mountain
W. J. Tidball
Forestry Service
Medicine Bow National Forest
Report by Supervisor Hilton on smoke incidents
The report states that eleven of the smoke events were caused by human beings.
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Hilton
Casper Red Cross Aims to Raise 6000 in Two Day Roll Call
Casper Red Cross workers target a $6000 goal in an intensive two day campaign to secure this amount through a roll call drive with coordinated efforts and local support.
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Casper
Red Cross
Burglars Take Valuables From Casper Home
Burglars entered the Casper residence of W. R. Johnson breaking a window to gain access and escaped with 1500 dollars in valuables including a mink coat a diamond ring a platinum pin and a gold watch.
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Casper
W. R. Johnson
Lightning Strikes Haystack Hit Sparks Snow Storm
Anthon Hanson was knocked down by a bolt of lightning that struck a hay stack where he stood, causing several cattle to fall as snow swept the area during a winter storm.
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Anthon Hanson
Convict Sentenced for Murder of Rancher Fred Marvel
Gillette James Plymell convicted of killing Fred Marvel, a well known rancher, during a land dispute over a lease from Marvel's mother. Judge Isley in district court here sentenced Plymell to from 20 to 40 years after Plymell surrendered.
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Gillette
James Plymell
Fred Marvel
Pioneer Lilburn Vincent passes after long illness in Sheridan
Sheridan Wyoming mourns Lilburn E Vincent a longtime state cattleman and business figure who died at Sheridan County Memorial Hospital after pneumonia. He worked with Spear Faddis and Rasmussen firms and lived at the Rasmussen ranch on Cragy Woman. Edwin Vincent his brother from Laramie and other family members travel for burial in Arapaho Nebraska beside brothers Jack and Grant. Two new tourism lots are under consideration at Pioneer Park in Sheridan with purchases planned from Henry Held and George Ostrom totaling 377.55 dollars.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Lilburn E. Vincent
Sheridan County Memorial Hospital
Vincent
Wyoming
Northwest
Spear-Faddis-Rasmussen Companies
Rasmussen Ranch
Cragy Woman
Edwin Vincent
Laramie
Arapaho
Nebraska
Jack
Grant Vincent
Powder River Country
Swan Street
George Ostrom
Serum Found for Tick Fever
Hideyo Naguchi of the Rockefeller Institute announced to the National Academy of Sciences that he developed an anti serum for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, a disease with about a 70 percent mortality rate in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast states. He stated his serum would prevent the illness if used promptly.
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New York
Hideyo Naguchi
Rockfeller Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Tick Bite Fever Inoculation Timing Noted
The report states victims show fever six days after a bite and inoculation occurred within four days of contraction. It emphasizes human cases arise from woodtick bites and symptoms can go unnoticed for days.
Call for Warrants in Big Horn County
All warrants to and including No. B1630 in Big Horn County are called for payment. Interest ceases after this date. Mazie V. Rhodes, County Treasurer.
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Big Horn County
Mazie
Rhodes
County
Treas
Call for warrants by school district treasurer J C Stewart
Warrants issued by School District 17 before March 28 1922 are called for payment. Interest ceases after this date. J C Stewart treasurer. O 297 tf
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J. C. Stewart
Notice of Sale of Estray in Basin Wyoming
Basin Wyoming Town Marshal J H Hanlon announces the sale of an unbranded brown work horse about 1250 pounds. The animal, impounded for charges, will be sold at public auction November 24, 1922 at 2 PM at Scoville livery barn Basin. First publication November 17 1922.
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Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Scoville Livery Barn
Notice of Sale on Mortgage for Orviss Blakesley
On February 19 1917 Jennie Blakesley as guardian for Orviss Blakesley mortgagors gave Fist National Bank of Basin mortgagee a note for 800 dollars at 10 percent interest to secure payment and mortgaged N percent NE Section.
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Jennie Blakesley
Orviss Blakesley
Fist National Bank of Basin
Sheriff Sale Notice for Mortgage in Basin Wyoming
R B Wickwire and F W Wickwire Sheriff announce public auction in Basin Wyoming on December 23 1922 at 10 o clock for the property described in mortgage recorded February 23 1917 in Big Horn County Wyoming with assignment to Adrian State Savings Bank. Due balance listed 1192 75. Proceeds to be applied by law. First Nov 17 1922 Last Dec 22 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Basin
Great Northwest
Range
Wyoming
Big Horn
Adrian State Savings Bank
Adrian Michigan
Basin Wyoming
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Wade
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J. H. Hanlon
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B. F. Wickwire
Wigton
Wigton’s
God
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Sennett
Maurice Flynn
Alice Calhoun
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