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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1910

Page

6

Republican labor pledge cited by Basin brick contractor

J T Moore, Basin brick contractor, touts Republican rule in a station talk claiming higher pay and steadier work for laborers. Basin school attendance for the first month shows 172 primary grade on first day, 231 enrolled to date, 185.4 average daily attendance, 96.4 percent in high school, total 283 enrolled, 251.1 average daily. Superintendent Rossiter urges parental attention to tardiness.

Wyoming America White House J. T. Moore Bank Basin Newcastle Erades Rossiter

Punctuality urged for Basin children in schools

The article notes 11 students in one grade and 39 in lower grades with 25 in the high school, urging Basin parents to ensure their children start and reach school on time, stressing punctuality as a virtue to drill and cultivate.

Jack Broderick Presses Bid for County Clerk

Jack Broderick a young Republican of Big Horn county breaks with the convention, withdrew his name after a party majority for Enders, and pledges aggressive support to a slate of candidates he believes will win by wide majorities.

Jack” Broderick Big Horn County Broderick Secon Enders

Wyoming constitutional amendment proposed for 1910 vote

The Wyoming Secretary of State certifies that the Tenth Legislature proposed a constitutional amendment creating a State Board of Equalization to be submitted to voters on November 8, 1910. The notice includes the seal and date of August 1, 1910 in Cheyenne. The text names William R. Schnitger as secretary of state.

William R. Schnitger Wyoming

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