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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
8
Basin residents host guests from Hyattville Greybull Worland and Casper while merchants promote sales and services Winston buyers place bids on items and locals urged to register for next Thursday or Friday. Community notices include church services sports attendance and a Powell football game report.
Local clergy and professionals visited Worland on Sunday with notes of business in town. Several area figures including J H Easter and F C Emerson were mentioned for their recent activities from Cheyenne and Powell. Community life highlights include Senior Day at Basin High and a Powell-born baby to Chas E Lewis.
Cody High School football hosts Basin today at the high school park just west of the Baptist church. The Huskies boast eleven solid players and strong game knowledge as they face Basin in what locals expect to be one of the season’s toughest games. Both teams are described as square shooters with a reputation for sportsmanship and hard play.
The McDonald family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and help after the death of their husband and father. They acknowledge many floral offerings and signs of support from Mrs. Chas. McDonald Walter McDonald and Roy McDonald.
A saleswoman explains skirt length depends on the customer’s means of movement, sparking a witty exchange. The piece includes a deaf patient and a doctor in a Home-Mansur building in Indianapolis noting church bells, with a humorous mishearing highlighted.
A four year old hippopotamus weighing about a ton was moved from Philadelphia to Boston in a specially designed conveyance. The purchase, price five thousand dollars, was funded by pennies donated by Boston schoolchildren.
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