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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

4

Basin Republic appears as Second Class Matter

Public notice states Basin Wyoming post office accepts mail as second class matter under the act of March 8 1879 dated June 30 1905.

Basin Wyoming

Contempt for War Policies Echoes in Opinion Snippets

A clashing set of editorials questions war readiness and policy. The Kansas City Times notes 100 rifles for 10000 troops at Camp Funston, while other papers debate Germany, Austria, and U S arms costs. The Boston Transcript rebuts La Follette and warns of national stance. The New York Telegraph mocks paper shoes, and officials boast U S Springfield rifle prices amid looming conflict.

Camp Funston Kansas City Times LaFollette Reichstag T. R Boston Transcript Austria New York Telegraph England Uncle Sam U. S Washington Secretary of War

Halloween Warnings Urge Basin Youth to Avoid Property Damage

Basin authorities urge young residents to skip destructive pranks during Halloween inclinations toward harmless jokes. They warn actions causing property damage may provoke swift, even violent, retaliation and stress the need to keep gardens fences and sidewalks intact this year.

Hallowe'en Basin

New War Tax Bills Signed Into Law

The president has signed the war tax bill after congressional labor since May. The people will begin to pay the costs of the war, though the full burden will not fall immediately.

Congress

Tax Increases Begin Now With Delayed Effects Ahead

The article notes taxes on liquor and tobacco take effect immediately with retail prices rising. postage boosts apply in 30 days, while second class mail rises start next July and income taxes due next March. Stamp taxes take effect December 1 and amusement taxes November 1, with higher theater prices likely. It says wealthy individuals will donate 50 to 75 percent of incomes to fund the war.

German reply confirms Luxburg cables to Sweden

Stockholm reports Germany regrets the Luxburg messages sent via the Swedish legation about Argentina’s vanished vessels. Berlin confirms the cables, though one was mutilated, and says they affected no submarine warfare. Germany promises no further abuse of Swedish facilities and aims to maintain friendly ties.

Stockholm Karl von Luxburg Argentina Germany Berlin Count von Luxburg von Luxburg Sweden

Wyoming oil lands counted as only one assessor finds oil land

The Cheyenne Tribune reports only T J Jones Big Horn county listed oil land among 21 county assessors. A total of 1306 acres were assessed at 8.14 per acre, a drop from 5100 acres valued at 10.30 per acre the prior year with no explanation offered.

Wyoming John H. McGill T. J. Jones Big Horn County Jones Cheyenne Tribune

Oil Men Move Across Wyoming in Search of New Drills

Oil news from Basin and surrounding towns notes Myron Burt leaving for Thermopolis to drill for Consumers Oil Co and Harold Burt following by auto. Others like Wilbur Lease Ira Wetherill and T F Algeo travel for oil business in Casper Worland Grass Creek and Oklahoma. The Hidden Treasure Oil Co organized in Basin plans to drill on holdings with directors named. Mr and Mrs C E Hall return to Basin from Cody where Hall drills for Burkhard and Beard Co in the Oregon Basin.

Myron Burt Thermopolis Consumers Oil Co Harold Burt Wilbur Lease Arminta Fred Wingent Ira Wetherill National Supplay Co Casper T. F. Algeo Midwest Refining Co Basin Oklahoma Republic of Co McDermott Gulch Hyattville Jim Hurst Greybull Oil Joe Riedl Burt A.mack Hidden Treasure Oil Co W. A. Robb J. Hildreth D. BE. Lewis A. Mack Arthur Burns H. B. Seifert Charles Lamb Harry Leslie FE. L. Ledbetter C. E. Hall Cody Hall Burkhard and Beard Co Oregon Basin

Fire in Kansas City Cattle Yards Causes Heavy Loss

Two hour blaze at cattle yards destroyed thousands of cattle with 47,000 head in yards at close of business. Many perished before evacuation while some were freed and reached downtown Kansas City. Fire may be incendiary with war contracts in progress nearby.

Kansas City Kas

Scientists New Church Contract Let for Sixth and B

A contract to F. E. Judkins was let this week for a new Christian Scientists church at Sixth and B streets. The bungalow shaped building will have a chapel and two reading rooms, measuring 53 by 26 feet, and is to be completed by December 20. The building committee is J. F. Webber, Mrs. W. B. Hartigan, Mrs. D. BE. Lewis, Carrie Lester, and A. J. Bankson, who have secured $4,500 for the project.

F. E. Judkins Sixth J. F. Webber W. B. Hartigan D. BE. Lewis Carrie Lester A. J. Bankson

Kansas City stock yards burned in major blaze

Kansas City stock yards, the nation’s second largest, suffered extensive destruction as fire swept through more than half the facility on October 16. Firefighters battled the blaze but the inferno caused heavy losses and hampered operations at the yards.

Kansas City

Tumulty Defends Heflin As American Ally In White House Ping

Tumulty states the president values Heflin of Alabama who has frequently acted as the administration’s mouthpiece in Congress. He argues Heflin has always behaved like an American, meaning one who follows White House telephone directives.

Tumulty Heflin Alabama White House

Reward Offered for Information on Gas Line Theft

A reward of 25.00 is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who stole a bag of Dresser coupling bolts from the Wm Lewis ranch gas line. Also noted is a social item about Jake Schenk receiving a new necktie after friends raised funds.

Wm. Lewis Ranch Jake Schenk

Building New Home Under Construction In Town

Wm. R. McDaniel drives stakes for the cellar excavation as work on a new 24 by 26 foot house progresses. The residence will include several rooms and a bath and is planned for rapid completion in the southwest part of town near the Frank Hime home.

Wm. R. McDaniel Frank Hime

Roof Rafters Go Up At Basin Courthouse

Carpenters work this week on the courthouse roof as tile arrivals complete the installation. Once rafters and tile are set, occupancy should begin in a few weeks.

Court House

Basin School Notes Show Steady Grades and Busy Schedule

After exams Basin School reports good grades and stable progress. Seniors elected leaders, organized activities, and dues were set. New pupils arrive, teachers note rising attendance, and students discuss a fast upcoming basketball clash between freshmen and sophomores.

Harold Whitmore Hugh Gould Gladys Johnston Fern Young Ruth Rhodes Golda Jessen Moor Wm. Hanlon Adelbert Beagle Elva Burroughs Clifford Whitmore

Kenner Receives Two Cars Of Sheep

Two cars of sheep arrive yesterday billed to F. Kenner. They were shipped from the Douglas area and Mr Kenner will feed them this winter.

F. Kenner Douglas Kenner Thain

Dunaway Leaves for Thermopolis to Start Undertaking

Ed Dunaway, who has worked with Wm. Gibson for about two years, left yesterday for Thermopolis where he begins an undertaking.

Ed Dunaway Wm. Gibson Thermopolis

Parlor Tribute From Basin Friends For Mr Dunaway

Mr Dunaway has made a large circle of friends in Basin who wish him the success he richly deserves as he moves forward in his career and community life.

Mr. Dunaway Basin

Moving to Basin from Goodland Adds to City

The household goods of J. L. Scott from Goodland Kansas arrived in Basin yesterday and they will move into their home immediately. This estimable family is an excellent addition to Basin and will be welcome here.

J. L. Scott Goodland Kas Basin

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Anderson & Osborn Publishers & Proprietors Boyd V. Osborn P. P. Anderson Contemporary Comment Siulr G. M. McDonald Glenda Dwyer Chugwater the Tribune McDonald McDonalds Scientists New Church Gada Zeda Lee Zeda Bath LEE Broom & Duster Company United Py States View OF Jake Basin School Odie Spath Ora Gould Fred Lewis Elton Roberts Luther Judkina Otto Okla Rawlins Nebraska Gladys Scott Scott Wilma Skovgard Miss Anderson Misa Troxyl Roy Dutton Learie Welch Jack and the Beanstalk Fresh Miss Michaelson Freshie Fred Miss Howard Pressley Anderson Idalene Hichton Virginia Ferree Robert Ewers Robert Gingrich Lloyd Holden Ruth Hoover Burton Johnson Wanda Loyer Julia McNay Dwight Roberts George Snyder Hugh Taylor Dunaway Warren Wilson Germania Beach Paul Blanchard Oliver Gang McCormick Paul Thompson Col. Cropsey W. B. Edwards
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