Bible Study Club Hosts Miss Nona Brooks in Basin
The Basin cooperative Bible Study Club welcomes Miss Nona L. Brooks vice president of the International New Thought Alliance and longtime minister for twenty four years to Basin September 25 29 1922. She speaks at a Wyoming New Thought conference September 28 urging church cooperation and Christian living. The club thanks Basin residents for hospitality and credits Rev Bowling Mrs Mortimer and helpers for their assistance and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona L. Brooks
International New Thorn Alliance
Basin Greybull
Thermopolis
New Thought Centers
Wyoming
Basin
New Thought
Co-Operative Bible Study Club
Bowling
Mortimer
Death of E. T. Miller in Seattle shocks Lincoln
E. T. Miller of Lincoln Nebraska died in Seattle last Friday with his daughter Mrs P W Metz and granddaughter Louise at the bedside. Remains were sent to Lincoln for interment and funeral held there Tuesday. Miller was known to many locals from visits to his daughter. Community sympathy is extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Miller
Lincoln
Nebraska
P. W. Metz
Seattle
Metz
Louise
Miller
Senator Kendrick’s Party Alignment and Wool Tariff Question
The text asks whether Senator Kendrick, if re-elected, would align with Republicans or the Democratic National Committee. It questions his stance on a wool tariff and how he reconciles that with statewide propaganda titled What Wool Tariff Will Cost the Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Republicans
Democratic National Committee
Notice to Stockholders Big Horn Milling Company Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Big Horn Milling Company will be held at the offices of the company in Basin Wyoming on Tuesday October 31 1922 for the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting. T K Bishop Secretary Oct 6 13 20 Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Big Horn Milling Company
Basin
Wyoming
T. K. Bishop
Notice of Sale of Estray Horse in Basin Wyoming
Notice of sale of estray describes a black three year old horse weighing 700 pounds with a white hind foot and forehead spot branded on the left shoulder taken up by Alvin H Shores of Basin Wyoming under Chapter 125 Session Laws 1913. If unclaimed the animal will be sold at public sale October 23 1922 at 2 oclock in the afternoon at Shores ranch. Board of Livestock Commissioners of Wyoming M E Picket Secretary Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Shores
Basin
State of
Wyoming
Board OF Livestock Commissioners OF
M. E. Picket
Cheyenne
Notice of Impoundment Sale in Basin Wyoming 1032
Town Marshal of Basin Big Horn County Wyoming impounds several horses including a bay gelding three to four years old a sorrel gelding a brown filly and a brown gelding with brands Psas. Bald animals to be sold at public auction at Scoville livery barn Basin October 14 1032 at 2 PM to satisfy impounding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Scoville
Fin Basin Wyoming
County officials praised for frugal spending in state study
The county compared expenses with peers and found Big Horn County to run at a lower cost per capita than most counties. Only Laramie spends less, while four counties cost taxpayers more than twice Big Horn. The commissioners are credited for economical management over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Big Horn County
Big Horn
ABA official warns of rising violence forces legal delay
The American Bar Association law enforcement chair says crimes of violence are worse in the United States than in other nations and advocates delaying law enforcement. Delays stem from legal defects and court reliance on technicalities, creating a long gap between crime and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bar Association
United States
U S Declines Ultimatum Over Asia Minor Persecutions
Tay Pay O'Connor warns the United States could stop Turk persecutions of Christian minorities only if Washington would back it with force. The government doubts such action and says it does not issue ultimatums or seek war 5,000 miles from home.
Do-nothing Congress critique clashes with record
Democrats condemn the current Congress as ineffective while supporters insist it has achieved much for the public welfare, arguing the record proves its impact despite GOP complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Money Talks For John Money Talks For John
Senator Kendrick staffs a broad vote campaign in Wyoming described as a gum shoe effort with paid workers. The piece alleges whispers and propaganda aimed at swaying voters, noting workers earning 300 dollars monthly. The author argues Mondell’s Democratic support will counter Kendrick’s tactics on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Wyoming
Senator Strong
Mondell Democrats
Mondell
The King Can Do No Wrong in Kendrick Support
Mrs Antoinette Funk campaigning for Senator Kendrick denounces the Republican tariff as malodorous while Kendrick bases his re election bid on a vote for the tariff. Kendrick supporters claim he can do no wrong, mirroring the party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Funk
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Funk
Conference games yield mixed results and standings
Basin fell to Thermopolis 7 to 6 while Worland beat Greybull 24 to 6 Powell edged Cowley 12 to 0 and Lovell defeated Cody 15 to 18 Powell leads with a 1.000 season record while Basin Greybull and Cowley show winless marks in the unclear conference standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Thermopolis
Worland
Greybull
Powell
Cowley
Lovell
Cody
de Pee Pan Therpopolis
Ioga
Notice to Beet Growers on Final Settlement Under Form B
Letters go to beet growers who delivered any tonnage in 1921 under Form B sliding scale. Final settlement set for October 15 1922 with initial payment of 6 per ton and waivers for any prior settlements. Return by October 10. Official notice in the paper the week of October 9.
Writ of Attachment Issued in Basin Wyoming
The State of Wyoming issues a writ of attachment against H. B. Mills to secure a $200 claim for L. A. and E. A. Zane. Judge J. R. Bonwell will hear the case October 31, 1922, at Basin, Wyoming, at 2 PM. failure may lead to judgment and sale of attached property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Mills
L. A
E. A. Zane
J. R. Bonwell
Said
Basin
Wyoming
Foreclosure Notice Seeks Sale of White River Property
H J Williams and Eva Williams mortgage to Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank for 2000 dollars dated March 13 1914 due April 1 1919 with deed on Lot 4 Section 18 Township 61 North Range 96 West and other parcels. Sheriff B F Wickwire Basin Wyoming will sell at public auction November 4 1922 at the courthouse front door for cash to satisfy debt including 2270 dollars interest and attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Williams
Eva Williams
Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank
Greybull River
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Basin Wyoming
B. F. Wick Wire
W. Sheriff
Foreclosure Notice on 1921 Chattel Mortgage in Wyoming
Notice of foreclosure on a chattel mortgage dated August 1921 to The Commercial Bank Greybull Wyoming. It shows default on a $300 note at 10 percent interest and transfer to B B Cannoy with authority to collect. Attorney’s fee of $60.00. no court proceeding started to recover the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hutchison
R. M. Hutchison
Commercial Bank
Greybull
Wyoming
Big Horn County
A. D
B. B. Cannoy
Public sale of chattel mortgage assets in Greybull Wyoming
On October 14 1922 at 1 pm the sheriff of Big Horn County Wyoming will sell at the former Hagle Tailor Shop in Greybull the listed sewing machines tables desks display fixtures press stands gas heater sign mirrors and all stocks and fixtures to satisfy the chattel mortgage debt costs and fees. First publication Sept 22 1922 last Oct 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Hagle Tailor Shop
Greybull
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Singer
Hoffman
State of
Cannoy
Bennett, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bible Study Club
E. T. Miller
Republican
Psas
John
Great Western Sugar Company
Lovell Factory
L. A. & E. A. Zane, Plaintiffs
Ramboulet Rams
Beckton Stock Farm
K. M. Stuart Sheridan
NT Tite Exall
Gila Dey
Mirrolac
Leeman
Dovoe
U.S
Nadler Robinson Inc
Rexall Druggists
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