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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
3
Basin Wyoming met October 31 1921 in special session to appoint William Coudding and Julian Snow as special policemen for Halloween night. Assistant minutes show adjournment with no further actions.
Wyoming attorney general W L Walls and U S internal revenue commissioner D H Blair clash over whether private liquor stocks can be shipped from other states into Wyoming Walls says yes Blair says no The Reed amendment restricts interstate liquor transport except for limited purposes drawing reactions from anti saloon advocates and dry state supporters. A mortgage notice and non resident attachment follow in Big Horn County public notices.
A 20 percent wage reduction is announced by Hast man Kodak Company amid competition from European film makers. The move signals broader industry stress from cheap foreign labor and may presage widespread cuts unless tariffs curb foreign imports. Ford cars for rent without driver appear in the text as a local note.
Notice of real estate mortgage foreclosure stating that on May 22 1919 William Davidson and Bile Davidson executed a mortgage deed to C Webster securing a 400 dollar note plus interest on Lot 1 in block 4 in Burlington Big Horn County Wyoming.
The Big Horn Canal Association files a district court petition in Big Horn County Wyoming against Alexander L. Fryer Jr. seeking $145 plus 12 percent interest on multiple past assessments for 20 acres in Section 10 Township 50 North Range 93 West. The suit includes $25 attorney fees and requests sale of the described lands to satisfy the lien. Fryer, last known in Richmond Hill New York, is urged to answer by December 1921.
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