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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
4
The attorney general is urged to act against alleged red propaganda and to deport aliens involved in revolutionary activities. NYC publications and labor unions are cited as evidence of radical influence, with calls for local anti-radical organizations to preserve American safety.
Albert Blackley and wife transfer to Jennie Mead for 3000 on lot 10 block 2 1st addition Greybull. Lincoln Land Co to C B and Q R R for 1250 on lots 1 2 3 4 block 7 8th add Greybull. Fred P House and wife to Carlton Clymer for 126 on lot 12 block 16 Meck tem add Basin. David H Johnson and wife to D O Gilliland for 2900 on part lots 2 3 NEB BW SE% NW% 31 50 91. Wm Moncur and others to Wm Orndorff for 625 on lot 4 block 6 Linnabary add Lovell. Henry J Jennings and wife to Henry L Eckhard for 1400 on part lot 62-52. Eckhard and wife to Fred Kraft for 1400 same as above. Mark H Warner and ax to Frances Sutherland for 2000 on 8% SE% 27 NE% NE 34-49-87. Lovell Land Co to James Kelsey for 1100 on lot 3 block 4 Lovell. Lovell Land Co to Edna L Kelsey for 330 on lots 10 11 12 block 7 Lovell. Lincoln Land Co to J T Norris for 360 on lot and block 8 6th add Grey ball.
The court houses grounds will be kept in heat of condition and all persons must stay off the end and use the regular drive for access to and from the premises.
A wartime smear on organized labor cites I W W and Bolshevik influence from the Centralia shooting to portray labor as a threat to Americanism. It blames radicalism for sabotage and murder, urging harsher enforcement against anarchist groups and linking the Centralia deaths to a broader class war narrative. The piece also previews the Bluebird film Together at the Rex theatre starring Violet Mersereau starting Friday.
Larry the Kid, a crook and protege of The Snail, struggles with crime and a fading memory of his origin. A chance encounter with a beautiful face stirs him to rethink his life, and he experiences a sudden change toward honesty.
The article argues that insurance stabilized credit during wartime and protected soldiers' families and American industry from overseas losses. It notes impartial rating bureaus reduce insurance costs while maintaining protection and credits private industry for keeping levels near pre war figures.
A pleasing farce by John Barrymore's Paramount picture Here Comes the Bride plays at the Rex Theatre next Monday night. Adapted from the Max Marcin Roy Atwell play, the story follows an impecunious lawyer trapped in marriage, who loves another woman. Faire Binney stars as the leading woman.
Fauvette in Eisie Ferguson’s Artcraft drama His Parisian Wife learns the gown clash with her French sense and Puritan in laws. David Powell leads a strong cast as the couple’s turmoil and reconciliation unfolds with gown morals at stake.
List of officials including Mayor Frank A Wise and county officers C A Welch chairman T W Olney John Weints County Clerk Zela Murphy County Attorney F A Liths Clerk of District Court Hasel V Lawrence Judge Percy Weets Court Stenographer Guy R Brill Superintendent Blaze Kinder County Treasurer Messer Rhodes County Surveyor G J Schenk County Coroner M H Smith Official Paper Basin Republican.
Since the Gret winter of the war the Red Cross sent a sanitary commission to Serbia. In August 1917 a full commission carried on relief for refugees, establishing hospitals, feeding and clothing people, and giving medical care. The army received dental work, farm machinery, seeds, and aid for children as Serbs sought to reclaim their land and productivity. A photograph shows a Serbian girl in ragged clothes symbolizing the victims' plight.
The American consul M M Haywood in Calcutta reports that over 26 000 people in India died last year from snakes and wild animals with snakes causing 23 900 deaths and wild animals 2 176 deaths an increase of 300 and 100 respectively from the prior year.
Twelve year old Ben Franklin and his brother John, aged fourteen, played with a broken live electrical wire. John touched the wire and could not release it. Lawrence Ramo removed his rubber heel and pressed it to the wire, freeing John’s hand.
Letters remaining for the week ending November 26 include addressed to B. Higgins G. W. Kouns Miss Glebkes Beaver Mr. Jessie Clark and Mr. Vance Coon at Basin post office.
A fragmented public notice lists individuals including Mr. Walter A. Hale Miss Pearl Stratford Francis B. Monasty and others with payments requested per advertisement. The text references RK Heating Parle Lamberton and the Republic Of Co with a request to pay advertised amounts upon calling.
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