Basin Republican A local tale of scorn and policy envy
A Basin Wyoming town paper recounts public ridicule of a man who bought a policy and the broader critique of those who exploit opportunities. It laments prominent citizens who would rather pass the unlucky man on the street than offer help, while advertising rates and local business factions frame the discourse.
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Get- Basin
Wyoming
Congress
For Sheriff and School Officials Named in County Ticket
The article lists candidates including Charle W Andersson and A. Mercer Jr for sheriff and Elaine Kinder for superintendent of schools. It endorses W. S. Collins for prosecuting attorney, praising his two year record and urging voters to support him on November 1.
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Commis
Ent
W. 5. Collns
al Harge
Cou
County
Alamey
The Merchant. It ha not been so very many years since the idea of marring the
Fragmentary OCR text from an old newspaper includes the start of a feature or opinion piece titled The Merchant. The readable portion hints at discussion of social norms or morals but lacks a complete argument, date, or context to identify a specific event or person. The rest of the article is unreadable.
Endorsement for Burlington County Commissioner Candidate
The Republican endorses 8. T. Johnson of Burlington for a two year county commissioner term. Johnson has previously served as commissioner and chair, with strong familiarity with county routine. He supports good roads and has been a leading figure at road meetings, praised for sound judgment and ability.
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8. T. Johnson
Burlington
Court House Bonds Backing for Big Horn County
Willesnes on the third floor of Cody court house and at Saeriden the Basin is divided into rooms for jurors to consult and deliberate. A large room provides beds for sleeping jurors during trials and meals when lodging is inconvenient. County officers and the judge fear the current conditions and anticipate the cooling term of court. Big Horn county residents are unlikely to tolerate current setup and will back court house bonds.
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Willesnes
Cody Court House
Saeriden
Basin Shuld
Sikely
Big Horn County
Oil News Update From Cody Area Wells
Oil news from the Cody region reports several activity shifts and drilling moves. Flathead Valley and OH & Gas Co crews are down deep near Cody with multiple operators like Bennett Bowman and Herringer restarting after downtime and planning rapid completions. The Elk Casino Co of Montana, via Semitar Whiteside, completed a deal for 2100 litres of Lind near Meetertse through Wyo-Mont Oil & Gas Brokerage Co. Local figures including J O Keese and A J Beankson are active in nearby fields, with Greybull Wyoming Oil Co resuming work on the north bench near Greybull River with Lamb Drilling Co providing the drilling contract.
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Hoyt
Dry Creek
Harry Ewing
Continentall Supply
Maeskrs
Kecker Af
Flathead Valley
B. C
OH & Gas Company
Cody
Bennett, Bowman, Et al
Herringer Et al
Elk Casin O1 Co
Montana
Semitar Whiteside
Meetertse
Wyo-Mont Oil & Gas Brokerage Co
J. O. Keese
Meeteetae
A. J Beankson
Big
Greybull-Wyoming Oil Co
Greybull River
Lamb Drilling Co
Bankebn
J. J. Leidecker
Marietta
Ohio
Jake
Asia
Local visitors report updates from Casp and Pittsburgh officials
J Mechling district manager of Oil Well Supply of Casp visited a local office Wednesday, accompanied by J W Flynn auditor of the company of Pittsburgh. The old news editor owes Clint Hall W H Baker and Ted Milner for a steak at Elkin after a Rockies trip.
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Joe
Mechling
Mana
J. W. Flynn
Copany
Pittsburg
Clint Hall
W. H. Baker
Ted Milner
Rockies
Beaver Creek News Briefs and Local Visit Notes
Local notes report Mrs. Lew Heatershaw hosting her Des Moines mother for the winter, B D Leavitt visiting his Portland kin, and the Bowers and Wells families traveling from Grey and Meeteetse for weekends. J M Hitler returns from Montana business, and K K Kimbro with J Hetherhaw ship cattle to Omaha. The Antlers hotel to reopen dining with meals starting September 18.
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Beaver
Lew Heatershaw
Des Moines
Iowa
B. DD. Leavitt
Portland
M. Bowers
Don Wells
Little Travelor
Olon Crandall
Vera Snyder
D. PD
Kimbr Mos
Chas, Lawrence and Son
J. M. Hitler
Montana
Ben
Earl Allen
Meeteetse
Vem Snyder
K. Kimbro
Som
AlMen
K. K. Kimbro
J. Hetherahaw
Ume
Blame the War and Not Your Druggist
The European war has cut off drug imports and driven up costs. Drugstores face higher prices, freight and scarce supply. may charge more to stay afloat. Your local pharmacist is a neighbor working under heavy burdens, not a robber, as profits shrink under wartime conditions.
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Deigen
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Republican
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
U. S
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Frank W. Mondell
John H. Hinckley
S. Skovgard
Legis
Charle W. Andersson
A. &. Mercer, Jr
Joseph H. Neville
Charles A. Welch
Ss. T. Johnson
J. K. Burnham
B. F. Wickwire
W. S. Collins
Dister Crourt
Frank J. Rue
John Mcintosh
Elaine Kinder
G. J. Schenk
C. E. Harris
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the Merchant
Court House
OIL News
Wilbur Lease
Laurel
Joe Hempling
Dillon, Mont
Commissioner's Proceedings
J. F. Christensen
Collins
Ruth M. Donaldson
Schenk
T . J. Jones
Smith
HH. Ahrens
Bonwell
Justice Fees
Kk. Mansfield
Ean
Db _E. Lewis
Dollman
Wlesh
Berry Lumber Co
Enon
Reat West, Sugar Co
Dave Johnson
Enna
A. Crosier
Thomas Sprague
Whee See
J.B. Whaley
Sene
Elmer Dorn
Even
Ou Reynold Ziesman
Ene Ee
Ou Bb G. Brown
Nick Lig
George Easton
John L. Egan
John Watts
M. C. Scott
John MelIntosh
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Ale Gillis
Peary
J. . Zane
Laura Woodward
Antiers
Paris
U.S.P
Etra
Rexall
Frank A. Wise
Vice Whee Watchmaxer and Jeweler
the Big Horn Development Co
Big Horn Development Company