Bread Conservation Cuts White Bread Under Hoover Plan
The national food administration urges eleven meals a week with no white bread to save wheat for Allies. Miss Harkins of Montana defines white bread as bread with over fifty percent white flour and suggests potato cornmeal cakes and corn dodgers as substitutes. Sugar is to be omitted from all breads to maximize savings, with noonday meals and Wednesdays and Saturdays exempt from white bread.
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Montana
Hoover
Miss Harkins
Mr. Atkinson
France
Italy
Basin Community Notes and Local Business Call
Basin residents report routine business trips and social visits with many names listed. A public liquor license application is filed by M R Douglas for a retail sale license in Basin starting January 1 1918.
Germany's low wage scale shapes trade and war aftermath
Article argues Germany's low wage scale drives its industrial dominance and global markets, noting it will persist postwar. The piece contrasts with U S lens makers and warns against returning to competition with Germany on prices and efficiency through small-scale manufacturing.
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Navy
Germany
New York Evening Post
Call for Warrants and Payment Date Notice
Notice states warrants drawn on the county for the year 1916 may be presented for payment. Interest ceases from the date of this notice. Dated March 9, 1917, J. K. Burnham, County Treasurer, 1929. J. H. Welsh is mentioned in relation to the official contracting.
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J. K. Burnham
Teachers Examination and Foreclosure Notice Combined
Notice to prospective teachers about the Basin Lovell examination dates December 6 7 8 and a foreclosure sale by Big Horn Basin Development Co in Basin on January 6 1918 for a 80 acre irrigated parcel in Section 17 Township 52 North Range 95 West with Gertrude Peters defaulting on 2286 dollars contract now owned by Shoshone River Canal Co.
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Basin
Lovell
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Shoshone River Canal Company
Gertrude B. Peters
District Court
F. Wreckwire
Shertf
Fraternity and Masonic Lodges Schedule in Temple Hall
Evening meetings held by Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star meets in Fraternity Hall on the second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No 35 OOF meets every Tuesday. Basin Encampment No 15 ICOF meets on the second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 IOCF meets on the first and third Fridays. Basin Camp No 5586 IWA meets on the second and fourth Thursdays.
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Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
The
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Eliza Rebekah Lodge
Basin Camp
Basin Daily Passenger Train Departures
Basin daily time table lists departures for passenger trains. No 29 Northbound and No 30 Southbound both at 1 12 pm.
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Basin
Branding marks seen on cattle and horses from Range area
Cattle show X Z branding on left side and 3 N cm left side. Horses branded on left thigh. Branding observed in the Range, Paint Rock and Nowood districts.
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Paint Rock
Nowood
William Douglas Brand
Leff
Neck
Range
P. O
Hyattville, Wye
Red Bank
Geo. B
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L.A. & A. EK. Zane
North Side Meat Market
D. Kimbro
Prop
Big Horn County Bank
H. Martindale
Wyo
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Er Otto
Isaac Jones
Tom Sprague
N. P. Larson
Roy Sprague
Emma Sprague
Hazel Pratt
Wm. Anderson
Paul
N. E. Winters
Burlington
J. A. Berry
Otto
Bug Christianson
Greybull
Andrew Whitlock
Atherly Ranch
Alvin Olson
Henry Hopkins
New Bridge
Lydia Larson
Bert Olson
Maggie and
Myron Tolman
Mattie Sprague
Joe
Lizzie Crowden
M. W. Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
M. R. Douglas
Commercial Printing
Bie Horn
W. McNay
Pat Leavitt
Goodyear Tires
Lee Motor Co
J. H. Welsh
Grand View
Isabelle Belton
Wyoming Blackfoot
United Petroleum
West
Elkhorn
Bear Creek
Peerless
Hidden Treasure
Boston Wyo
Hoye Oil and Ref
Rexford
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Clarence Gardner
Thigh
Big Horn Mountains
Hyattville Wye
Robinson Bro
Wye
Mountain View Hotel
Catherine Goodrich
Baath, Wyoming
Berry Lumber Co
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