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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1920

Page

6

Uncle Ted Explains Railroads and Plumb Plan Debate

In a Pullman journey story Uncle Ted discusses government ownership versus private control of railroads. He cites postwar improvements, rate effects, and a 1919 to 1920 rise in freight and passenger service, arguing private owners run the roads better and the Plumb plan is unlikely to prevail.

Uncle Ted Ruth Jack New York Railrod Cummins Senate House of Representatives Lard Baltimore and Ohio Rilroads

Wyoming Public Health Association shines in northwest work

Otto F. Bradley of Minneapolis visited Cheyenne to meet Wyoming Public Health Association officers after touring the northwest for the national tuberculosis association. He praised the conference as well handled and credited Miss Etta M. Dobbin with Wyoming’s public health progress. Bradley also discussed December's Christmas seal campaign to fund next year’s health efforts.

Cheyenne Wyoming Public Health Association Northwest Otto F. Bradley Minneapolis Wyoming Association National Tubeculosis Association Mr. Bradley Etta M. Dobbin Wyoming Carey Bradley Minnesota National Association

Annual Meeting Notice for Big Horn Canal Association

Basin Wyoming November 15 1920 notice of the regular annual stockholders meeting set for December 10 1920 at 2 pm in the Basin court house farmers room for director elections and other business. H R Armeling president E A Rowe secretary and treasurer Frank A Wise assistant secretary. Also notice of a 1920 assessment of 1 25 per share to fund operation maintenance interest on bonds and a plan to retire 7 000 in bonds due July 15 1921 with delinquent assessments incurring 12 percent per year penalties beginning January 1 1921.

Basin Wyo The Big Horn Canal Association Court House Big Horn Canal

Mulford's Blackleg Aggressin Adaptive Product

An advertisement for Mulford's Blackleg Aggressin touts a germ free biomedical preparation. The copy highlights a strong backing by a large biological plant and notes preference for quantity pricing and bulk orders from Eppelsheimer-Abbott Pharmacy.

Mulford Eppelsheimer-Abbott Pharmacy

Defeat of Labor and Political Radicalism in Elections

The national and state results show a sweeping defeat of labor and political radicalism. Labor unions backed by President Gompers failed to sway voters, with over 90 percent of organized labor not supporting his party. Voters favored the new railroad law and rejected socialist and radical measures across western states.

American Federation of Labor Pres. Gompers Samuel Gompers American Federation Gompers United Sties Socialistic Nonpartisan League

First Church of Christ Scientist Public Notices

Sunday services at 11 a m and Wednesday 8 p m. Sunday school for pupils up to age twenty at 10 a m. Reading rooms in rear open daily 8:00 to 6:00 except Sundays and holidays.

First Church of Christ, Scientist

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