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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
9
A. S. Mercer a farmer stockgrower on Paint Rock near Hyattville and brother operate a large county ranch. He has served in past House sessions and supported progressive statutes. Mercer is widely known in the state and familiar with the county. advocate voting for him on November 2.
R C May of Lovell, a Republican candidate for representative, is a businessman and rancher long active in local affairs. He has served the county in the house, understands state lawmaking, and pledges to push farming and ranching needs in the coming session. Vote for him.
Presbyterian services held in public library with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am. Next Sunday includes a special service honoring Theodore Roosevelt with special music. All welcome. Rev. Leon A Losey pastor. For sale cheap tea harness by W E Dragoo m. Notice of final settlement in Melissa Rinehart estate filed September 9 1920. objections due within sixty days. Proposed Wyoming constitutional amendments One to Six include tax, debt and school building provisions.
The document outlines state and local borrowing caps for Wyoming. It sets percentages for state, county, and city indebtedness tied to property assessments, plus conditions for road, bridge, and school construction and maintenance. The road notice from Big Horn County calls for objections by November 11, 1920 to a proposed route near Basin.
The text authorizes a special tax on cattle horses mules and asses to fund stock inspection and protection. Funds from cattle horses mules and asses go to the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, while sheep and goats funds go to the State Board of Sheep Commissioners. Inspectors are appointed by the Governor with the president of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association's advice and consent.
The board of county commissioners plans to close a road near Sec 20 in Basin Big Horn County Wyoming and establish new access routes with a sixty foot width. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk before noon November 4 1920. Dated Basin October 7 1920. Zela Murphy.
Officials seek bids for a 60 foot wide road starting on Shell creek trail and running through a sequence of directional feet in sections 11 25 and 30 T53N R92W before noon November 5 1920 with bids submitted to the county clerk.
A newspaper advocacy piece extols Senator Warren G. Harding as the next U.S. president. It portrays him as a plain, American neighbor from Marion Ohio who respects the Constitution, rejects world domination, and will govern as a servant of the people. It urges readers, especially women, to vote for Harding to restore normalcy after the war.
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