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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
3
Officials listed for Basin Wyoming include Mayor Frank A Wine and various city and county posts. Also mentions notice of estray sale of a bay horse and dissolution of partnership between Elmer J Jones estate and S M McKown with payment responsibilities described.
Notice from the Board of County Commissioners orders all persons to stay off the grounds to keep them in boat of condition and to use the regular drive way when going to and from the court house.
Sealed proposals due 2:00 PM October 29 1919 to State Highway Commission Cheyenne Wyoming for 64 7 miles Yellowstone Basin to Greybull Bh 7 projects. Plans and specs available from State Highway Superintendent. 2 percent deposit required with bid. Bids opened publicly. right to reject any bid reserved. ND 8 McCalman State Highway Supt.
The Commissioner of Public Lands will accept applications for selection for sale of vacant U S lands starting November 17 1919 in Cheyenne Wyoming. Each 160 acre entry requires a 1 per acre non mineral affidavit a 29 00 publication fee and a $15 per acre minimum bid. Applications must be from residents or state taxpayers owning nearby land and engaged in farming or stock raising. The drawing for 10 000 acres will occur December 23 1919 at 10:00 A M by the State Board of Land Commissioners and the State Board of School Land Commissioners.
Big Horn county warrants including No. 5219 are called for payment. Interest ceases after Sept. 5, 1919. Masie V. Rhodes County Treasurer. Fred House is now at the Central barber shop. Give him a call.
A jumble of vignette items lampooning claims from Dr. Cook to a New York longshoremen strike. Notes mock scientific boasts of oil wells, laziness, and anti labor sentiment, with quips about coal shortages, Burleson’s record, and monkey cures.
The piece argues that the feverish strike movement nears a crest as public opinion rebels against capital and labor excesses. It criticizes union coercion and calls for restraint, warning that dictatorial policy by any group harms freedom. It notes Jack Friend and Carl Wilson doing electrical work for the telephone company in Mandelson.
Lovell Land Co transfers to William Moncur for 2500 dollars. Herman C. Teyler et ux to Elijah R. Bailey for 1360 dollars. Lincoln Land Co to Horn & Thornton for 3500 dollars. A W Bainbridge et ux to A M Bennett for 100 dollars. Deaver Edward B Mead et ux to Emma Warren for 10 dollars. Cal Wyoming Oil Co to multiple signatories for 55 dollars. Joseph O Godfrey et ux to W H Ellis for 100 dollars. Helaman H Eyre et ux to D C Safford for 800 dollars. Jesse Crosby Exec to J M Snyder for 4200 dollars. E R Bailey et ux to John T Jain for 400 dollars. Jos L McMillan et ux to J C Knode for 650 dollars. C C Burnham et ax to Cyrus 8 Robertson for 4000 dollars. Kate Braden to Hugo Larson et ax for 250 dollars. Jesse Crosby Exec to Clarence Anderson for 1600 dollars. Tensleep Oil Co to Black Dome Oil Co for 10 dollars. Alice A Richardson to Timothy C Sweeney for 3500 dollars. Glen O Spencer et ax to Fred Bomar for 4700 dollars.
The Universal photodrama The Right to Happiness screens next Friday and Saturday at the Rex theatre. Dorothy Phillips stars in a dual role as Sonia and Vivian with an ensemble including William Stowell Robert Anderson Hector Sarno and Margaret Mann as the cast portrays a Russian agitator’s violent creed and a moneyed power family in New York.
Senator Walsh of Montana faced pressure from Senator Penrose to give the United States six votes to press Britain on Ireland. Walsh denied the idea while Senator Lenroot suggested linking similar international issues. The exchange left Walsh unable to fully answer the two interjections.
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