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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
2
In New York Emmeline Pankhurst predicts women will end bolshevism by the same spirit that mobilized munition workers and supported the war effort. She says American and English women share the will to suppress bolshevism through decisive action, joining Washington's Minute Women in the cause.
Uncle Ted writes to Ruth and Jack about the world club plan and the treaty with Europe. He cites talks with porters, clerks, and travelers noting most oppose joining the league and warn of wars if the United States enters. He argues senators should study the treaty slowly and recalls U S troops abroad. He also notes local ministers and a shoe store clerk questioning Fiume and Wilsons role. The letter emphasizes cautious US involvement and warns against hastily settling the peace treaty.
The document instructs filing a notice of dissolution with the Wyoming Secretary of State and Big Horn County Clerk. It also notes the corporation is dissolved. A notary dated October 13, 1919 confirms the affidavit. Zela Murphy, county clerk, Basin, Wyoming, October 3, 1919 announces road objections window.
Evening in Fraternity Hall Basin Lodge No 29 K of P on first and third Fridays monthly Temple Lodge 2A F&A M on second and fourth Wednesdays Eastern Star in Fraternity Hall on second and fourth Mondays Basin Lodge No 36 O C F meets Tuesday evenings Basin Encampment No 6 IOOF on second and fourth Fridays Eliza Rebekah Lodge No 26 IOCF on first and third Mondays Basin Camp No 5586 at AW on second and fourth Thursdays Cropeey Bros
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