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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
5
For County Commissioner 2 yr term: T. Johnson and Frank J. Rue. For Assessor: John Mcintosh. For Superintendent of Schools: Elaine Kinder. For Surveyor: G. J. Schenk. For Coroner: Dr. C. E. Harris.
The piece argues the United States should not recognize revolutions or rulers in neighboring South American nations gained by rape or murder. It criticizes political rhetoric, praising eloquence yet warning it can hide truth and urging adherence to sovereignty and moral leadership in foreign affairs.
The article argues that postwar Europe will flood markets with cheap goods unless tariffs rise, while high protection would keep European capital out and boost U.S. industry. It notes war demand for goods will fade with peace and warns how tariff policy could shift trade flows and employment, then shifts to Camp Kendrick mobilization and upcoming elections.
Ice consumers are notified that after October 1 deliveries will occur only on Monday, Wednesday and Friday by Crystal Ice Co at 829-06. A bundle of boys clothing including pants and a white hat was found between Basin and Col May’s house in Bain Gardens. Return to Col May, Basin, 22-08.
Fragmentary text notes a continuation from page one about Sterling at Greybull. The lines hint at a discussion of unfounded charges and a pending session, with unclear context and few concrete details.
The European war has cut off importations and raised costs for druggists. Higher prices reflect increases in raw materials and freight, not seller greed. Blockades and embargoes force higher consumer prices as shortages hit many items.
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