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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
3
A satirical Office Boys column mocks the era’s politics, blaming Woodrow the First and critics for unrest and urging readers to question the Democratic postmaster and current leaders. The piece references press, newspapers, and public opinion while mocking civics and party figures.
A voice rails at Roosevelt supporters and Woodrow the First, blaming “them” for street violence and praising leftist exile Emmy Goldman. The writer scorns roosevelt critics, urges distributing Republican reports, defends democracy, and threatens to silence opponents.
Jim ONeill of Butte Montana promotes a campaign card stating Forty five years of voting for democracy in Montana Democrat of the old school If you think Wilson is right dont vote for me The remark echoes across the region as a bold electoral gambit matching a Wyoming surge in candidate tactics
Republican candidate Frank A. Little is presented as well qualified with a background in South Dakota and Wyoming law. The notice urges voters to elect him on November 2, citing his two years in office and strong legal experience.
Letter writer J. M. Alderson warns readers that if Cox and the Democrats hold power it would take $15,000,000 to loosen them, urges critical voting on November 2, defends Monroe Doctrine and Wilsonian league ideas, and contrasts British rule in Ireland with U S sovereignty. He questions Coxey links and cites campaign finance concerns.
A letter asserts American soldiers fought for the United States not the Wilson League of Nations. The writer argues voluntary recruits would be drawn to defend national interests, condemning the idea that foreign commitments guided soldiers' service.
The Republican nominee for county clerk is William D Jones currently manager of the Yellowstone Motor Co and formerly in Greybull He is praised as competent and creditable for the county and himself He served in the late war at the front and upon returning joined the Yellowstone Motor Co voters are urged to back him on election day
Farmers weigh methods for beet top feeding with siloing promoted as the best use of cattle feed. Field men urge trials and advise piling tops if silage is impractical, stressing good farming abhors waste and asking readers to consult agents for guidance.
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