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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
4
Local newspaper header from Basin Wyoming lists publication details and post office classification dates. It mentions Basin and Basin County and prices for locals per line. The fragment indicates the paper serves Big Horn County and the town of Basin with subscription rates and mailing status.
Editorial calls for removing radical influence from unions and insists law and order under the constitution take precedence. It urges sane members to purge I W W and anarchists, warns against foreign elements eroding patriotism, and emphasizes loyalty to country and government.
The writer argues that constant drives to raise money for games and other causes have become a pest. Citizens are sick of the volley of drives and call for a halt to the practice.
The Basin cavalry platoon returned Tuesday and enjoyed a fine evening at Unity Hall. Notice of Sale of Estray lists a black mare seven years old branded on left shoulder and 20 on left hip and a brown mare two years old branded on left shoulder. Public auction at Scoville livery barn Basin Wyoming on December 2 at 10 in the forenoon to cover impounding charges. Town Marshal James A. Berry. n21-28. For services room in modern house. Call phone 173.
Last Friday Mr and Mrs T K Bishop entertained a large group of friends including H Armeliog Opal Ae Clyde Atherly and many others. Lewis won high honors at bridge and Mrs Denny received the consolation prize. On Saturday evening the Mines Virginia and Gertrude Skovgard hosted a number of friends at a slumber party with games and a fairy pull before bed.
Lincoln Land Co transfers parcels to BE Belle Mc Elhbaney for 250 dollars lot 3 block 2 4th add to Greybull and to Charles Burghman for 450 dollars lot 9 block 3 6th add to Greybull. Eva Heath pays 1300 dollars for lot 15 block 3 1st add to Greybull. Erickson sale 800 dollars E% NEW% NEW 9-51-96. Sweet Moore sub divisions sold for 200 W L Bowman trust to William Hergett 1000 dollars lots 1 and 11 1 block 2 Woodward sub-division Vernon Harpetix to William Sergett 800 dollars lots 13 14 Woodward sub-division Sweet Moore to J C Williams 200 dollars lots 11 12 Ewest Moore sub division 52-93 Basin Land Co to Fred Hopse 150 dollars lot 12 block 16 Mecklemadd to Basin Lincoln Land Co to George L Taylor 460 dollars lot 3 block 6 8th add to Richard Nevenetux to Cicero Avent 600 dollars part lot 50 3 51 97 Matilda L and Joseph D Heory to David Tuttle 1260 dollars B% lots 13 14 block 12 Mecklem add to Basin.
County and city officers named include Mayor Frank A Wise. Cornelimen Wm Gibson F M Aime R R Denny A B Martis. Clerk Jas F Ewer. Attorney C A Zaring. Marshal J Berry. Treasurer J A Berry. Water Commissioner H Payne. Basin Republican serves as the official paper.
Big Horn County officials notify that county warrants including No. 5219 are called for payment. Interest accrues after September 5, 1919. Apply at the county treasurer’s office for payment details and procedures.
A western sawmill orders a million feet of lumber from a Texas town while another lumber hub fulfills a mining timber demand from a copper center. A logging center seeks 16 000 telephone poles for a western city project, illustrating how western industry prosperity hinges on timber, mining, and utilities.
A reflective passage argues contracts underpin business and society yet notes repeated violations by labor when strikes disrupt New York and western industries. It condemns labor leaders urging force and contract breaches, pledging resistance to calling forth a harsher autocrat message from history.
Public notice from the Board of County Commissioners orders all persons to keep off the court house grounds and use the regular driveway when visiting the court house. Also includes an advertisement segment for funeral designs by J. R. Bonwell offering twice weekly carnations and contact phone 189.
The Attorney General's move to require beet sugar producers to sell at ten cents a pound on a seaboard basis raises potential legal issues. A producer could face profiteering charges if charging above the price proves excessive profit, while game companies may see little profit due to high costs. The ten cent price mirrors prior voluntary actions by leading sugar firms, with preseason sales and early shipments suggesting a intent to keep sugar affordable for consumers.
The mining industry paid about 770 million dollars in taxes in 1917, roughly 36 percent of all corporation taxes, with excess profits and war taxes forecast to bring in nearly 200 million more once laws are clarified. The piece argues mining sustains western employment but remains hampered by policy uncertainty and views of resource depletion.
A historical ad promotes Chambérlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation. It claims the tablets move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion while noting most laxatives only provide temporary relief and should be used briefly.
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