Ex-Governor Brooks to Fill Mondell Speaking Dates
After Congressman Mondell broke a leg near Roverton, ex Governor Brooks will cover his campaign dates in the county. The schedule includes Basin, Lovell, Greybill, Big Horn, Burlington and By ron with additional talks in Emblem, Kane and Shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roverton
F. W. Mondell
A. B. Tonkin
Riverton
Mondell
State Central Committee
Brooks
Basin
Cowley
Lovell
Greybill
Big Horn Theatre
Burlington
Carey
Byron
Denver
Emblem
Kane
Shell
Obligations of the Red Cross and national health effort
The American Red Cross must continue its measures for World War veterans especially the disabled. It should render service for the peacetime forces, aid national disease resistance through health centers, enhance nursing facilities, and cooperate with official health centers. It must maintain disaster preparedness, carry on home service, and complete relief work overseas among war exhausted and disease ridden populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
America
Army
Navy
Halloween Entertainment at Pleasant View School House
A community gathering will be held at the Pleasant View school house four miles from Manderson on the Basin Manderson road Saturday evening November 30. Refreshments will be available for a small charge with proceeds going toward a new flag for the school. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Pleasant View
Manderson
Basin-Manderson Road
Entertainment series links Legion efforts with season tickets
The article notes a touring entertainer who performed magic and gave a community service lecture to raise funds for Legion work. It urges patronage of season tickets. A second program on December 6-7 features Rudolph's Awiss Singers, players, and lecturer Karl W. G. Hiller as attractions.
Letter from Mrs Leighty on Vermont home sends support
Mrs J F Leighty of Vermont Illinois, formerly Basin, writes she sent two dollars for a one year Republican, praising Harding and Coolidge with strong state support. She notes ideal weather, fondness for Basin and the West, and asks to remember Basin friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Leighty
Vermont
Ill
Basin
Illinois
Harding
Coolidge
Wyoming
West
Anderson takes over Otto general store
M. W. Anderson has taken over the Otto general store and will operate it in the future He announces he will handle all kinds of poultry and produce and solicits the business of Otto district residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Anderson
Otto General
Otto
Veterans Honor Candidates In Big Horn County Urge Vote
An urgent appeal urges Big Horn County voters to support returned soldiers John L. Landfair for district court clerk and William D. Jones for county clerk in the November 2 election. The message recalls wartime sacrifice and promises repayment through public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
United States
John L. Landfair
William D. Jones
Happily Married Catholic Services Unite Troutman and Gurley
Michael LeRoy Troutman and Bertha Gurley wed in a Tuesday ceremony performed by Justice Bonwell at his home. They will begin housekeeping in Basin Gardens. The couple has many local friends who wish them joy. Catholic services are planned for Basin at 9 am and Grey Bull at 11 am next Sunday. Dad Burleson, aka M. Stout, has left the post office rotunda duties and will not work for the Democrats. White House reports leadership on the league of nations issue is imperative with Gov. Cox needing guidance. Mrs Jim White, formerly Carrie Lester, gave birth to a girl in Thermopolia that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael LeRoy Troutman
Bertha Gurley
Justice Bonwell
Basin Gardens
White House
League of Nations
Gov. Cox
Jim White
Carrie Lester
the Plage
Senator Warren Visits County for Local Meetings
Senator Francis E. Warren toured Basin Greybull Lowell Powell Cody and Sheridan visiting friends and addressing locals about national conditions. A Markham dinner reception and chamber luncheon highlighted his Wyoming swing as he pledged to work toward remedies for issues facing constituents in the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Warren
Basin
Markham
C. A. Nader
C. A. Zaring
C. B. Abbott
Skovgard
Wm. C. May
John Landfair
Warren Dailey
A. 8. Mercer
H. H. Hime
Lou Blakesley
Wm. D. Jones
J. C. Stewart
Wm. Gibson
Joe Denny
A. B. Martin
R. R. Denny
D. L. Carr
R.P Pearson
R. L. Silver
Atherly
T. K. Bishop
F. L. McNown
P. P. Anderson
Court House
Victor Cotner
John Snyder
Lovell
Powell and Cody
Sheridan
Republican Candidate Endorses 100 Percent American Record
A table outlines Senator Harding's votes on key Senate measures, highlighting positions on Peace without Victory, peace treaty, Armenia mandate, suffrage amendment, army and war acts, trade with enemies, conscription relief, and veterans pensions. It frames Harding as consistently pro nation and endorses his stance on prohibition and child labor laws in the Wilson era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senate
Roosevelt
France
Germany
Powell to Headline High School Lyceum Night
Ernest J. Powell will appear on the first number of the high school lyceum course October 27 in the high school gymnasium. Admission 75 cents and 25 cents. Proceeds go to equipment for the new high school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Powell
Powell
Visitors from Lander Report City Changes
Mr. and Mrs. Max Thomas of Lander visited this week with sister Mrs. H. H. Hime. Thomas, once a Basin businessman, remarked on the city’s many permanent improvements since his last visit years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Thomas
Lander
H. H. Hime
Thomas
Basin
Democratic meeting at courthouse draws small crowd
W. B. Rosa and Wade Fowler spoke at the courthouse last Friday night on current issues. Introduced by Rev. Columbus Wardlaw, Rosa failed to engage listeners and many left before Fowler spoke. The event failed to rally enthusiasm, seen as an exhibition of a lost cause.
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W. B. Rosa
Wade Fowler
Court House
Columbus Wardlaw
Rosa
Fowler
Birthday Party for 11th Birthday at Extra Home
Misa Jeanette Extra celebrated her 11th birthday Tuesday afternoon with a party at her parents home Mr and Mrs R J Extra. Guests included Franc is Gould Margaret Losey Marion Hime Mary Hime Betty Brome Margaret Ann Brome Josephine Harris Ruth Abbott Gertrude Agee Lyra Armeling Harriet Anderson and teacher Miss Kratchman. Games and refreshments followed and Miss Extra received many presents from her young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jeanette Extra
R. J. Extra
Francis Gould
Margaret Losey
Marion Hime
Mary Hime
Betty Brome
Margaret Ann Brome
Josephine Harris
Ruth Abbott
Gertrude Agee
Lyra Armeling
Harriet Anderson
Miss Kratchman
Jeanette
Harding Leads Rexall Vote In Major Lead
The Rexall straw vote shows Harding ahead of Cox with 363 to 178 in the electoral college. State totals stand at 6916 for Harding and 4727 for Cox. national totals reach 608041 for Harding and 384890 for Cox.
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Rexall
Harding
Cox
Pat Mulligan and the Fairy at Hyattville School Show
Hyattville hosts a three act musical comedy this Saturday evening October 80th starring Myattville School with Miss Evalyn Doyle Warren Dalley and Dr and Mrs Van Slyke. Proceeds fund phonograph and athletic equipment for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myattville School
Evalyn Doyle
Warren Dalley
van Slyke
Pat Mulligan
the Fairy
Hyattville School
Feldh
Detail on Tickets for Show and Post-Event Dance
A listing notes ticket prices for a show set at 50 cents and sixty cents with a dance in the hall afterward priced at one dollar ten cents. The text reflects a calendar entry for a community event with pricing for admission and dancing.
Wilson free trade law impacts wool prices and markets
Under Wilson free trade laws wool rose to 12 and 15 cents per pound while high grade sheep sold at $1 a head. Under the Underwood Simmons policy there is no market for wool and quotations hover around thirty cents per pound, inconsistent with a dollar's worth yet only fifty cents in value. The shift influences farmer support toward Republicans as Grover Cleveland did previously.
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Cleveland
Underwood Simmons
Wilson
Grover Clevelnd
Neighbors Host Halloween Party at Fraternity Hall
The local Royal Neighbors lodge held a Halloween party at Fraternity hall after lodge work. Husbands and friends joined in the celebration and a large feed was prepared by the ladies.
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The
Royal Neighbors
Fraternity Hall
Last Day to Register to Vote in Basin
Today is the final day to register with the deadline approaching. Up to closing time last night, 473 residents had registered in Basin, and all eligible voters are urged to complete registration to be able to vote on November 2.
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Basin
Mondell Injured at Riverton Reclamation Site
Congressman Frank Mondell sustained a badly sprained right ankle and a fractured leg above the ankle after stepping on a loose stone at Riverton while viewing the Wind River reclamation project. He rests at the Teton hotel under nurse care and is not expected to leave Riverton for a week or ten days.
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Casper Tribune
Congressman Mondell
Riverton
Frank Mondell
Wind River
Teton Hotel
Mondell
I. B. Allen
Mr. Mondell
Presbyterian church supper at library raises funds
Last evening the ladies of the Presbyterian church hosted a library supper with a large turnout and a fine meal netting a neat sum for the church. Dr. M. Fr. Smith notes the arrival of a five daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Spurrier on Monday.
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Presbyterian Church
Wyoming Good Roads Assn Proposals on State Debt Limits
The Wyoming Good Roads Association outlines measures to authorize state and county indebtedness for highway construction and maintenance. It sets limits on percentages of assessed property values, voting requirements, and interest rates, with specific provisions for bridges and roads and exceptions for defense or insurrection.
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State
Wyoming
Kendrick speaks on League and Cummins bill at Rex Theatre
Senator John B. Kendrick spoke at the Rex theatre last Tuesday evening under Democratic auspices. A sizable audience, mainly Republicans, heard the address on the League of Nations and the Nich Cummins bill. The speaker offered a strong defense of the President, with Cox not mentioned. Kendrick, though not an orator, is a forceful speaker and audiences in the section welcome his remarks regardless of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kendrick
Rex Theatre
League of Nations
Cox
Kendrick
Secion
Statutory rape charged against Major Bradley
A warrant was issued yesterday by Justice Bonwell for Major Bradley on the charge of statutory rape following a complaint by Alice Tinaley of Greybull. He will be brought from Cheyenne where he was apprehended.
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Alice Tinaley
Greybull
Justice Bonwell
Major Bradley
Cheyenne
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State Committee
RED Cross
Hallowe’en Entertainment
American Legion
Mrs. Leighty
Married Catholic Services
M. Stout
Dad Burleson
al Blake
Dad
Senator Warren
Hardings
Gwen
Armenia
High School
Lyceum Soon
Hyattville
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