Basin School Notes Highlight Activities and Baseball Win
The Basin YWCA planned a year long study program with Zeva Smith Marjorie Aker and Helen Gould on the committee. Basin baseball beat Worland in extra innings to complete a perfect season as Greybull lost to Worland. Sophomores held a class meeting as seventh graders hosted a party chaperoned by Miss Braginton. Principal F L McNown returned from a teachers meeting. The glee club organized and freshmen wore purple and gold for class colors. A school health and education message urges continuous schooling from ages 6 to 18 with labor bureau cited.
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Zeva Smith
Marjorie Aker
Helen Gould
Irene Bowling
Powell
Basin High School
Worland
Albert May
Basin
Greybull High
Gerald Extra
Erwin Beard
Eileen Rosenberry
Novelius
D. T. Hand
ACE OF ACES ON LEAGUE
A veteran speaker argues the nation must prepare for war, noting past failures in readiness from Article X to aircraft and fuel. He cites high spending with few native weapons and gauges the lessons learned from World War I.
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France
Edwin Brush the Great Lecturer and Entertainer
Edwin Brush a nationally known lecturer and magician tours as a high grade businessman. He developed a silver mine making it a major producer in its state and now delivers three community lectures under the Community Service Programs organization for local audiences.
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Edwin Brush
Manila Filipino Orchestral Quartette in Community Service
A Filipino musical ensemble, the Manila Filipino Orchestral Quartette, visiting for a community service program. The article praises their native songs, instrumental playing, and melodic harmony as a moving cultural showcase for local audiences.
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Manila
Filipino Orchestral Quartette
Mark Twain
War costs and the need to prepare before conflicts
A fragment warns that many lives are at risk and vast funds would be lost in future wars. It urges preparedness to avoid another costly, global conflict and notes a continuation next week.
Cornerstone laid for M E church as typhoid illness hits Bristow family
The M E church cornerstone ceremony occurred Tuesday at 4 50 PM under Wyoming Masonic Grand Lodge leadership led by H W Darrah of Cody. Mrs F F Bristow of Greybull lies very ill with typhoid fever, with her mother Mrs George Morrison beside her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. McNown
L.C
Thompson
C. W. Atherly
R. P. Pearson
Fred Frisby
W. B. Hartigan
H. E. Wise
Marshal
F. F.bristow
Greybull
George Morrison
Ruble Resigns as Grey Bull Deputy Sheriff
H F Ruble deputy sheriff at Grey Bull resigned on October 1 and his resignation was accepted by Sheriff Wickwire. He said other business requires his attention and he will focus more on an oil company stake. No replacement named yet by Sheriff Wickwire.
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H. F. Ruble
Greybull
Wickwire
Registers Next Week at Court House
Town voters are urged to register as the registers meet again at the court house next Thursday and Friday. Over 100 residents have not registered and this is their last chance to vote in the election.
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Court House
Big Sale on Shell Creek Auction Exceeds $3600
Col. Cropsey reported a very successful sale for T. M. Ingraham on Shell Creek last Tuesday. More than $3,600 worth of goods sold with strong prices. a cow brought $130 and a pair of geldings sold for $366.
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Col. Cropsey
T. M. Ingraham
Shell Creek
Pilgrims Pageant Planned in Basin for 300th Anniversary
Mrs. W. C. Snow says Basin will stage a pageant on December 21 to celebrate the Pilgrim Fathers landing at Plymouth. The event will be divided into groups to reduce rehearsals. Local residents are asked to volunteer. Reports note attendees at the Ingraham sale on Shell last Tuesday.
Rexall vote results and local notices from Rexall stores
Rexall voting shows Harding leading in state totals with 4903 to 2968 and 403628 to 263869 nationally. Local items note Mrs F S Walker’s return to Princeton Minn and other visits, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Chas Vonberg, and campaign trips by Senator Simon Skovgard to Lovell Cowley and Denver.
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Rexall
Harding
Cox
F. S. Walker
Princeton, Minn
M. B. Walker
Chas. Vonberg
Elsie Hoel
Simon Skovgard
Lovell, Cowley
Denver
Basin Woman's Club Holds October Meeting at Library
The Basin Woman's Club met in regular session October 13 1920 at the library. A new membership committee and house committee were appointed. Several new members were voted in and the president reported on the state federation delegation in Casper. A notable program followed with vocal solos readings piano and duets ending with a teachers' reception and refreshments.
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The
Basin Woman’s Club
W. H.pauley
Ray Morton
C. A. Zaring
C. B. Abbott
Bert Brigham
Carolyn Brown
Sam Eppelsheimer
R. J. Extra
J. J. Fleming
H. W. Horn
J. L. Landfair
Wm. May
Priscilla Owen
J. E. Traller
M. B. Walker
R. Denny
Casper
County Attorney F A Little Spends Day in North End
County Attorney F A Little conducted official business in the county's north end yesterday. Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie V Rhodes
F. A. Little
Republican
Also Mentioned on This Page
Basin School
Children's Bureau
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Wyoming
Telephone Company
Mountain States Telephone
Telegraph Company
RUBLE
the Pilgrims
Masse V. Rhodes
Frank A. Little
John Landfair
Shell
E. F. Peterson
Peterson Stores
Mrs. Geo. McCann
Osceola, Iowa
T. J. Jones
Wm. M. Jones
Osceola
L. G. van Slyke
John Seamah
Hyattville
Meeting OF Woman's Club
J.C. Stewart
Jas. O'Neil
D.E. Lewis
R. B. Landfair
Ross
Winifred Paten
Joyce Kilmer
Leah Brill
Act. Sec
Basin Bottling Works
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