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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
8
Hyland area notes list residents from Hyattville Greg Beisner and others visiting town. Court sessions held in Thermopolis. Merchant buys and sells, clothing bargains, dairy and candy ads. Local officials and business travelers stop by. medical and illness notices. church bake sale announced.
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Friday November 11 1921 as Armistice Day in Wyoming urging proper observance and half mast flags at public buildings. The proclamation honors the unknown soldier buried at Arlington and all who served in World War I, tying the armistice to self government and national liberty.
W. J. Durfey of Hyattville was in town yester day on business. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sullivan of Denver have been visiting friends here the past few days. J. N. Minks, ill at Basin hospital, is improving. Yellowstone Motor Co seeks Ford car and Fordson tractor salesman with $250 deposit. Dr H T Harris reports the arrival of a daughter at the Dickens home south of Margaret. Wallace and Day Smith went to Billings for school and library business.
Fred T. Hightower of Casper and Mrs. Marie W. Booth of Roundup Montana were married last night at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Edwin Bowling officiating. They will reside in Greybull.
John L Landfall and Rev Edwin Bowling attended Greybull Lions Club weekly luncheon with Rev Bowling on the speaking program.
Washington October 19 The essay recalls the life of Philander C Knox longtime U S attorney for the western district of Pennsylvania 1876 and President of the Pennsylvania Bar Association 1897 He served as attorney general under McKinley 1901 and was reappointed by Roosevelt highlighting his public service and enduring legacy.
The obituary recalls Philander C Knox’s political career from 1904 when he joined the U S senate after Quay’s death to his roles under McKinley Roosevelt Taft and Harding. It highlights his leadership in the Northern Securities case his diplomacy in the Panama Canal and his Knox doctrine. He opposed the Wilson league of nations and helped shape the Versailles peace approach.
The American Red Cross appropriates 310000 to support the government backed clean-up campaign for disabled veterans. Of this, 85000 is set aside for the American Legion to cover Legion representatives in Veterans Bureau districts, with the remaining funds to be distributed among Red Cross divisions for the campaign work.
Junior American Red Cross projects abroad aided 287000 destitute children last year. The annual report shows 200000 more helped than the prior year. National Children's Fund contributed 420057 for these efforts with 155017 receipts.
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