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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
2
In Washington President Harding and Secretaries Hoover and Davis lead a task force with business and labor leaders to craft jobs programs. The message stresses that unemployment is widespread postwar and that swift, practical remedies are needed without raising taxes.
Reports to the labor department indicate 12 million workers on industrial payrolls earning about 1 billion dollars monthly. Average pay near 1000 dollars yearly. day wages around 3.50 dollars. skilled workers about 1 dollar per hour. Savings total near 27 billion, with deposits at six billion. Building permits up across several cities. mills increasing output and hiring in New York, New Orleans, Milwaukee, Canton, and McKeeport as activity resumes postwar.
Senator Samuel W. Shortridge argues California’s position on Japanese immigration mirrors national policy. He warns the race issue fosters dissension, comparing it to the Negro problem and urging firm limits on further Japanese immigration for economic and governmental reasons.
The piece argues that Japanese and Oriental immigration will create a race problem and warns California must avoid becoming another Hawaii where Hawaiian industries suffer from Japanese competition. It links economic troubles to immigrant communities and urges caution to protect local industries.
The senate shows little hope of passing the tariff bill before adjournment. After completing internal revenue revisions, treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary will be addressed. Then a bill to refund the foreign debt of 11 billion dollars and a railroad relief measure follow, facing strong Democratic opposition and plans to postpone or defeat. When the regular session opens in December tariff legislation will be taken up again and pushed to completion.
In the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming probate matter estate of Gilmore Hartigan deceased. Administrator files final account and petition for distribution with district court clerk for examination and objections within thirty days after October 14 1921. Final settlement to be made November 16 1921 or as soon after as heard. Basin Wyoming September 23 1921.
Notice announces the foreclosure of Willard H Ostler with Union Trust Company securing a 1250 00 mortgage note dated July 27 1917 In Big Horn county Wyoming The default includes unpaid interest of 50 00 due January 27 1921 and 60 00 due July 27 1921 The sale will be by Basin county sheriff at the county courthouse steps on Sunday November 1921 at 10:00 AM for cash, with costs and expenses of sale to the mortgagee.
Union Trust Company as mortgagee announces sale of land described as late seventy-two A and seventy-two B in Township fifty eight North Range ninety six West Sixth Principal Meridian. Mortgage dates include September 23 and 40 October 7 14 21 and 98. Proceeds listed as one thousand three hundred seventy dollars.
Sheriff of Big Horn County Wyoming will auction the described Big Horn county real estate at the courthouse door in Basin on October 25, 1921, to satisfy the note and mortgage obligations totaling 13 328.53 plus 300 solicitor's fees. Mortgage held by John H. Paul. default noted since January 1, 1921. funds include accrued interest and costs.
Default has occurred in the terms of a note and mortgage made by Joseph B Erickson and Laura A Erickson to Union Trust Company dated August 8 1916 for 1500 with 10 percent interest. Mortgage recorded in the county land records describes the pledged lands and the scheduled payments on February 28 and August. The notice outlines the intent of foreclosure to enforce the security interest.
Mortgagee Chas F Mallin will sell the described premises at public auction in Basin Wyoming to satisfy the note and mortgage for 2199.82 and accrued taxes plus costs. The sale is set for October 15 1921 at 10 a m at the county courthouse front door Basin.
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