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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
8
Local theaters announce upcoming Rex engagements featuring Zane Gray productions with Dorothy Phillips in Once to Every Woman. Town visitors and residents discuss shopping, repairs, and social events as Thanksgiving travel and gatherings continue.
The piece argues personal savings as the core civic duty to fund postwar growth. It estimates that if families save and deposit $200 per person or $1,000 per five-person household, vast capital would accumulate for railroads irrigation, housing, and utilities, sustaining development and employment. It highlights nationwide potential if many communities save correspondingly.
Numerous households report Thanksgiving dinner guests including P. Po Anderson and family Ella Young Orley Grey and others at the Wilsons, and guests for Mr. and Mrs. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Jones Herbert Wise and W. Irwin. Additional entertaining includes County Commissioner T. W. Olney and Miss Alderson, various couples and extended families in Basin Gardens Powell Chambers Neb and Greybull.
Dr Chester Harris reports the arrival of a boy last week at the Shelton home. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Coll and another daughter Saturday at the Osborn home. Mrs Wm Price near town is ill with pneumonia. Mrs Oscar Williamson of Burlington is receiving treatment at Basin hospital this week.
Basin residents report a royal good time at a well attended Manderson dance. The Northwest Wyoming Medical Association plans its Lowell meeting next Thursday with officer elections on the agenda.
Mrs Ed Scoville suffered severe injuries when the vehicle she rode in went off the road at a culvert near the Todd Calvert place last night.
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