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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
10
A Wyoming hearing warns that New York life insurers invest most premiums in New York real estate while siphoning funds from Wyoming. Testimony cites Giants from NYC with large New York mortgages and small Wyoming loans, plus foreign bonds, urging Wyoming residents to buy local policies for better rates and safety.
The Portland Cement company of Denver outlines an industrial relations plan stressing constitutional government, individual rights to work, fair wages tied to personal output, and standard working hours with a weekly rest. It asserts voluntary collective accommodation without granting collective authority.
Clause states that participation is voluntary and does not limit the rights of any individual who declines to act with the group. The text emphasizes non coercion and respect for personal choice within the delegation or organization.
John L. Landfair, Republican candidate for clerk of the district court, was appointed last summer after Hazel V. Lawrence resigned. He served in the navy and on Admiral Mayo's staff. Patrons call him competent and courteous and urge voters to support him on November 2nd.
The Big Horn County Commissioners order closing a road 80 rods east of Sec 20 Tp 57 N R 97 W and establishing three new roads joining the existing Sage Creek crossing. Width sixty feet. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon November 4, 1920. Dated Basta Wyoming October 7 1920. Sela Murphy county clerk.
Officials set out a road starting at a point in the SH% NW Section 11 T 63 N BR 93 W along the Shell creek-Beaver creek trail. The route runs in measured feet with several bearings and distances including 1406 feet and 870 feet and 12970 feet and 776 feet.
County clerk announces road creation near the NW Sec 15 and NW Sec 30 areas in T63N R92W and T63N R91W with 60 foot width. objections due November 5 1920. Sheriff reports 12 horses to be removed from the state near Bald Mountain Big Horn County. horses branded on left shoulder.
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