Prominent Bankers Visit Basin Over Stockmen Loans Plan
A Wyoming banking delegation led by P J Qualey visited Basin from Buffalo and Ten Sleep to discuss the Wyoming Stockmen's Loan Co plan under War Finance and the government program. They reviewed local loans and aim to shift livestock collateral to government relief, freeing banks for ordinary lending and helping revive business statewide.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Stockmen’s Loan Co
Basin
Buffalo
P. J. Qualey
Kemmerer
R. 8. Weston
Albert Johnson
Harry Henderson
Cheyenne
A. J. Cunningham
Casper
George ‘Perry
Sheridan
B. B. Brooks
H. R. Ewart
J. M. Schwood Cody
Snyder Bros. Lovell
A. Nelson
Powell
Rothwell
Kingsley and Lowrie
Thermopolis
Muirhead and
Irwin
Worland
Fitzpatrick
Ingalls and Hinman
Greybull
L. C. Gray
Manderson
C. F. Hensley
Burlington
War Finance Corporation
Banks
Congress
Kane man seeks wedding union of Cribbs and Waters
Richard L. Cribbs of Kane and Misa Bernice L. Waters of Lovell were married last Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Leon A. Losey officiating. The couple left on a short bridal trip to Thermopolis and are described as the son and daughter of local families.
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Richard L. Cribbs
Kane
Misa Bernice L. Waters
Lovell
Leon A. Losey
Thermopolis
Lee Waters
Joe Cribbs
Fight For Children Over Matrimonial Battle
Mrs. Jamoa Allen of Burlington came to Basin to start divorce proceedings. While there the husband took the three children and placed them with a neighbor family. She returned, recovered the children by force, and the husband obtained deputy sheriff aid to pursue further action.
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Jamoa Allen
Burlington
Basin
Family dispute ends with truce amid divorce steps
A man and his wife allegedly retreated after Mrs Allen confronted him with a shotgun. Sheriff Wickwire responded as tensions within the family surfaced. A district court divorce case will hear the troubles, with a truce currently in effect pending further airing.
Farewell Banquet for Atherlys at Louisa Lodge
Last Monday evening at Louisa Lodge O. E. S. a farewell banquet honored Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Atherly before their removal to Cheyenne where Mr. Atherly will serve as surveyor general. A varied program of musical numbers and recitation followed a decorated banquet table while lodge members offered good wishes for their new location.
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Louisa Lodge
Bertha
K. VanDevender
F. A Little
J. A. Berry
C. L. VanDevender
L. A. Zane
G. E. Brigham
Lodge
Basin
Mrs. Atherly
Eastern Star
Wyoming oil price talks broaden in Washington
Governor Carey and Land Commissioner Baker press Interior on securing a fair Wyoming crude price. Officials discuss marketing conditions, possible pipeline refineries, and a justified price difference vs mid continent. Separate note: New York assigns Col. Goetals to head food distribution transport system amid looming railroad strike.
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Carey
Baker
Washington
Interior Department
Wyoming
Finney
Davis
Reclamation Service
Bavnn
Bureau of Mines
C. B. Richardson
Cheyenne
Salt Creek
Payne
California
Shipping Board
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Rail Road Board
New York
Col. Goetals
Panama
Basin to Host Big Horn Basin Meetings in November
The Big Horn Basin Retailers association and the Big Horn Basin Press club plan joint meetings in Basin on November 3 and 4. A Chamber of Commerce committee met Tuesday to arrange visitor entertainment, with all basin newspapers expected to attend and retailers anticipating a record turnout.
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Big Horn Basin
Wyoming Leaders Plan Conference to Fight Nonpartisan League
Cheyenne Wyoming October 26. A state wide conference may be called to discuss combatting the nonpartisan league and to organize to defeat it in the 1922 election. Leaders from both major parties urge action with organizers and outreach to farmers to expose the league and prevent its spread in the state.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nonpartisan League
Wyoming
Harry M. Lux
League
North Dakota
Methodist Aid Ladies Hold Fund Campaign Event
The Methodist aid group formed two teams to raise funds with the larger-earning group to be entertained by the other. Mrs. F. L. McNown led the winning team and Mrs. A. B. Moore hosted the entertainment at Mrs. R. G. Belton's home on Tuesday afternoon. About thirty ladies attended and enjoyed refreshments and a pleasant afternoon.
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The
Methodist Aid
F. L. McNown
R. G. Belton
A. 8. Moore
Basin High Seeks Conference Title at Greybull
The Basin high football team travels to Greybull this afternoon to face the local squad in a pivotal conference game. A big turnout is urged with student riders encouraged to attend to support the team as they aim to cinch the championship.
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Basin
Greybull
Gorrel
Beall
Pantier
Hanlon
Smith
Deveaux
F. Gibson
R. Spears
Pegg
Wheeler
H.spears
Reid
Vandewalker
Robertson
Burroughs
L. Gibson
Bechtel Basin
Frannie Independent Sold to P P Anderson
P P Anderson completed negotiations this week to purchase the Frannie Independent and will take possession on the first of the month. The paper will be printed at the local plant for now with Mrs. E Ley Haworth of Frannie named local editor and in charge of local news and subscriptions.
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P. P. Anderson
Frannie Independent
Possesaion
Quarterly Conference at Methodist Church This Saturday
Rev J W Kingaley district superintendent will lead a quarterly conference at the Methodist church on Saturday evening at 7 40. He will also preach in Hyattville Sunday morning.
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J. W. Kingaley
Audperintendent
Methodist Church
Hyattville
Pauley to Lead Charge in Local Surveyor Role
OC W Atherly set Pauley to manage local surveyor affairs before Pauley departs for Cheyenne to assume duties as surveyor general. Those seeking survey work were advised to contact Pauley at Atherly’s Pioneer Building office for services.
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Cheyenne
OC. W. Atherly
W. H. Pauley
Mr. Pauley
Atherly
Pioneer Building
Basin Woman's Club Meets in Library for Repair Plan
The Basin Woman's club met Wednesday in the library with President Mrs. W. B. Hartigan presiding. The house committee was authorized to arrange kitchen repairs under the president's supervision. Mrs. W. C. Snow announced that 1920 Wyoming Club Woman subscriptions expired and urged a 100 percent 1921 renewal. The program was in charge of the group.
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Basin Woman's Club
W. B. Hartigan
House
W. C. Snow
Wyoming
American sculpture and paintings discussed by club members
Mesdames Denny and Brome led a short meeting on American sculpture and pictures. Miss Skovgard read The Rose and the Nightingale and answered an encore. Miss Baumhoefner presented an informative paper on American pictures and their painters. Refreshments were served by hostesses Atherly, Extra and Snow.
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Mesdames
R. Rh. Denny
Chas
L. Brome
Wilma Skovgard
R. J. Extra
W. C. Snow
Big Horn Merc. Co. Announces Major Tuesday Sale
The Big Horn Merc. Co. will close Monday for stock checks and price marking. Manager John Seyster says the Tuesday sale will be the largest and most bargain filled in the store’s history in the Basin country.
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Big Horn Merc. Co
Basin Country
John Seyster
Basin Lodge Knights of Pythias Hallowe'en Dance Tonight
Members of Basin Lodge No 29 will host an entertainment and dance after the lodge meeting in the hall. It is billed as a Hallowe en party with lodge members and invited guests expected to have a joyful evening.
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Basin Lodge No. 29
Knights of Pythias
Ada Patterson Found Mentally Defective After Suicide Attempt
Ada Patterson of Greybull faced a hearing before Court Commissioner J. R. Bonwell on a charge of being mentally defective. A jury found her mentally defective and committed her to the home for detectives at Lander for care to restore health, after she swallowed poison last week and sought death.
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Ada Patterson
J. R. Bonwell
Greybull
H. T. Harris
F. A. Minnis
McGill and
Collins Te
John Rhodes
J. W. Agee
Ed Duniway
Sim Armstrong
P. P. Anderson
Carl Wilson
Lander
Perkins and Turner Wedding in Otto Neighborhood
Lena M. Perkins and Edwad Turner were married last Sunday at the bride’s mother's home near Otto. Rev. L. C. Thompson of Worland officiated, a rector who previously tied the knot for the bride’s parents. The couple, both active in Greybull valley life, receive broad local well wishes.
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Otto
Lena M. Perkins
Edwad Turner
L. C. Thompson
Worland
George Perkins
Greybull Valley
Greybull
Jury Term in January Delayed by County Treasury
Judge P W Mets delays January jury term from November due to county commissioners request. Court aims to save expense as county treasury struggles. Term expected to be long and costly, so moved to start next year.
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P. W. Mets
Basin Football Pros Climb Conference Standings With Thermopolis Win
Straight football powered Basin to a 35 to 21 victory over Thermopolis last Friday as Hanlon kicked five goals and Basin forged through for large gains. Basin shares first place with Worland at 6-6-6 in a tight conference race after beating Cody 87 to 0 later in the week. local rooters and visiting fans packed the stands.
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Basin
Thermopolis
Worland
Rooters
Hanlon
Cowley
Greybull
Will of Mrs Cody Probate Petition in District Court
A district court petition seeks probate of Louisa M. Cody widow of Buffalo Bill William F. Cody. Executors named are J. M. Schwoob and C. Parks Jr with Judge Metz as alternate. Personal property about 15000 dollars and real estate around 80000 dollars. Remainder to adopted grandchildren Garlow and others equally, with specific small bequests to Bann and Boal. The will also directs sale of Buffalo Bill portraits and related artworks including Alas Poor Yorick Drifting Good Morning and The Conquest of the Prairie.
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Louisa M. Cody
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
J. M. Schwoob
C. Parks, Jr
Cody
P. W. Metz
Clara B. Bann
London
Eng
Wm. Cody Boal
North Platte
Neb
Jane Irma Garlow
Wm. J. Garlow
Frederick Cody Garlow
Buffalo Pictures
Rosa Bonheur
Beacon
Prices Slashed on Burlington Dining Car Fare Across Menu
The Burlington route cuts dining car prices for coffee tea cocoa eggs and toast bread and butter and baked potatoes by 10 to 33 percent effective immediately. Passenger Traffic Manager Eustis announced the move. In local notes, several residents including J. C. Stewart Leo Keache P. P Anderson F A Littl Lou Blakenley and Bert Brigham were in Cody last Tuesday to watch a football game with Frank A. Wise of Worland visiting Town yesterday.
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Burington
Trafic
Eustis
J. C. Stewart
Leo Keache
P. P Anderson
F. A. Littl
Lou Blakenley
C. B. Harris
Bert Brigham
Cody
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Wyoming Stockmen's Loan CO
FIGHT
Walt
Transportation Heads Express
Pauley
Woman's Club
Turner
Will OF Mrs. Cody
Frank A. Wise
Worlanud
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