Basin Republican notice of second class mailing
Basin Republican announces its status as a second class matter at the Basin Wyoming post office dated June 20 1905 under the 1879 act.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
4
Deming enters Wyoming senatorial race challenging Mondell
W C Deming editor of the Wyoming Tribune announces his bid for the U S Senate seat held by Mondell. He is a Cheyenne journalist with strong Wyoming connections and a radical proponent of local needs. The piece notes his statewide popularity and readiness to serve.
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Frank W. Mondell
John Hay
Mr. Mondell
W. C. Deming
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
Deming
Wyoming
Refugee hides in cellar three years to escape Germans
British dispatch from France recounts German barbarities in occupied towns. Civilians were stripped, males deported to farm camps, women taken for assault and service. A 35 year old man hid in a cellar with his wife feeding him, narrowly avoiding capture as Germans searched houses daily. He emerged with his wife after British relief.
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France
Cambrai
Germany
Noyelles
Thetown
Prompt payment of small items adds up for us
The note urges prompt payment of minor charges this week, explaining that while each item is small for you, the total will be a significant sum for us.
Seekers of Lead on Milwaukee Bomb Tragedy
Milwaukee police report 12 suspects held for questioning after 10 killed at central station bomb. Captain John Sullivan cites ongoing case work and a ringleader described as an outsider linked to an Italian organization tied to the Bay View riot. Chicago detectives continue joint investigation.
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Milwaukee
Central Station
John Sullivan
Bayview
Manderson Bank Reaches Over Hundred Thousand In Deposits
The nearby town Manderson sees bank deposits exceed one hundred thousand dollars, boosting local pride. Basin area farms and ditches surround the town and a two month surge follows Loren Gray quitting Basin State Bank to become cashier, with strong methods cited.
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Manderson
Basin
Loren Gray
Basin State Bank
The Melting Pot News Snippets From 1918 Era
A collage of World War era items including a Russian Jew winning 142000 votes for New York mayor, New Jersey bus grocery stores, Clyde Line service cuts to Charleston, hotel meal price hikes for pets, a brutal assault in New York, huge potato railcar moves, a graft-indicted San Francisco ex-mayor seeking 1919 candidacy, and wartime shortages. Also notes print paper limits in France, Belgian relief needs, Hoover’s kiss in New York, school drills for future officers, explosives penalties, impostor scams, a Pittsburg street named for Private Enright, a peace prayer chain letter as German intrigue, and agricultural gains in California.
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Herlin
New York
New Jersey
Clyde Line
Charleston
San Francisco
France
United States
Paris
Hoover
New York City
Friends of Irish Freedom
Pittsburg
Thomas Enright
Enright
California
Great Britain
Dr. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Still Hesitant to Act Amid War Crisis in 1914
F. M. Booth of Greybull visited town Monday. The piece criticizes the administration for drift and watchful waiting as Germany attacked Belgium and allied nations. It notes eight months of warfare with no war declaration and cites Austria Turkey and Bulgaria as still at peace with the U.S. while atrocities occur.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Servia
Armenia
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Oil activity in Basin Gardens and surrounding fields progresses
Drilling continues at Maud Tillard property with improved water supply and heavy oil shows. Aladdin Oil Co reports bent casing straightened and a thirty minute heavy oil flow. projected output around seventy barrels per day. Glenhurst and Tisdale firms report oil in Shannon sand and Big Muddy field. Ohio Oil Co trucks support Sherard dome deliveries as Basin field grows.
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Hove Off and Refining Co
Maud Tillard
Basin Gardens
Frank Reynolds
Reynolds and Sypher Co
Greybull
Basin
E. J. Sullivan
Midwest Refining Co
Denver
L. D. Baird
Carter Oil Co
Glenhurst Oil Co
Shannon
Tisdale Kansas City Co
Walter Lamb
Grasscreek
Homer T. Lamb
Ohio Oil ‘Co
Sherard Dome
Tensleep
Wm. Gibson
John Bircumshaw
Republic Oil Co
McDermott Gulch
Wedneday
Selish Oil Co
Meeting of War Council and Local Visits
A local note reports Miss Gladys Gebhart leaving for a week through Montana with relatives. Residents like Lou Blakesley Harve Perkins Jr and Earl Botts are seen in Basin for business and Thanksgiving visits. Paris reports a grand inter allied conference with delegates from fourteen nations including France Britain the United States and Italy and notes possible full participation by the American mission.
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Paris
Great
Col. F. M. House
Tasker H. Bliss
William Benson
Mathieu Sevastopoulo
M. Maklakoff
Poincaire
Russia
France
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Greece
Portugal
Montenegro
Brazil
Cuba
Sia
China
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Anderson & Osborn
Publishers & Proprietors
Boyd V. Osborn
P. P. Anderson
Republican
W. B. Hartigan
F. M. Booth
Central Barber Shop
C. A. Leavitt
Gladys Gebhart
Montana
Lou Blakesley
Horse Creek Country
A. H. Hartman
Otto
Earl R. Botts
Worland
Ea Clarence Gardner
Nowood
Mrs. Harve Perkins, Jr
WAR Council
C. Webster
Burlington
Ralph Perkins
Jai — Pe Republican
the Basin Republican
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