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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
4
An East region piece questions enforcement of the liquor ban arguing home production and sneaky sales undermine the act. It warns public laxity invites broader law violations and urges citizens to respect the law to support commercial violators.
The Olympian society presents a program on November 24 1920 featuring The Gobble Duet by the Girls Glee Club, cornet solos by Fred Gould and other acts including Reading by Miss Miriam Ewers and a Courtship of Miles Standish segment. An invitation is extended to all with additional notes about attendees Mrs Joe Henry formerly of here now Denver and Otto Frisbie of Lovell Sugar Company visiting.
Vin St. Clair an electrician for Big Horn Utilities of Greybull was shot in the leg when a gun discharged during a hunting trip with the Smith brothers of Sheil Creek. He was taken to Hamilton hospital in Greybull and is resting easily.
The Owl club held a dinner Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Thomas M Hyde home after a series of games. Members reported a delightful evening. Miss Laura Ramsey departed Sunday for Lovell for home demonstration work. Jack Friends left last night for Meeteetse on electric business. W E Dragoo 24tf
The Better Babies Contest at the county fair awarded first, second, and third ribbons to top babies from each community. Donald Calhoun was the lone perfect measurer among 286 entries, securing first prize. second place would have shifted if not for his perfect measurement.
Cardinal Gibbons praises the American Red Cross in a public statement from Washington D C on November 19. He lauds its peace time program aiding national welfare and urges all Americans to support the organization during its fourth annual roll call.
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