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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
4
Postwar message urges rapid expansion of industry irrigation and land settlement in Basin Country. Highlights sugar beet industry with hope for two factories, Greybull Valley rail line, and wider chamber of commerce mobilization to attract settlers and maximize idle land use. Emphasizes immediate united effort.
The president designates next Thursday November 28 as a day of thanksgiving. The nation is praised for peace and prosperity and sacrifice in defending against the Hun. Citizens are urged to observe the day fittingly in this free land. The current Popular Mechanics features a photo on Basin campgrounds gas cooking gear with a brief tourist note per the Billings Gazette.
A reader notes that the line "he kept us out of war" has been altered by Democrats to read "he put us out of office" in the latest edition, suggesting a political misquotation or fabrication during coverage of the war debate.
Terms laid by Marshal Foch and accepted by Germany include a six hour ceasefire, rapid evacuation of Belgium France Alsace Lorraine Luxemburg within 14 days, and repatriation of inhabitants within 14 days. Germany must surrender thousands of guns machines planes and vehicles and evacuate the Rhine lands under Allied occupation with strict protections for civilians and property.
J. L. Murphy Clarence Murphy Till Jones and Earl Evans returned last Sunday with about 1200 pounds of game. Clarence Murphy and Earl Evans each killed an elk and the party each took a deer.
Dell Brown of the Nowood killed a large bob cat on his ranch. In town yesterday he displayed the animal and plan to have footwear repaired at Basin Harnew Shop for the Greybull Shoe Works. Repairs will be ready Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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