Basin Republicann Second Class Notice
Basin Wyoming post office records show this item entered as second class matter on June 30, 1905 under the March 3 1878 act.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
4
Basin Wyoming post office records show this item entered as second class matter on June 30, 1905 under the March 3 1878 act.
Editorial argues for deportation of foreigners who oppose the U S government and warns miners against strikes. Highlights Basin's natural gas as protective asset during coal labor disputes and promotes Basin as a warm, attractive place for residents and manufacturers.
The article records a call for a nationwide coal miners strike at midnight to press for large wage increases and a five day work week. It condemns prolonged stoppages as harmful and argues the public bears the burden of strikes amid debate over labor demands.
Democratic leaders clash over federal savings and wartime costs while Oklahoma and Wyoming figures challenge treaty terms. Owen warns Egypt may join Britain. labor groups fear a trap at the industrial conference as Shantung policy draws sharp criticism. A Wyoming attachment notice to EH Calloway concludes the set.
A discussion outlines potential legal issues from growing airplane use. Questions cover ground safety, aircraft identification, trespass over property, unauthorized park access, and nuisance power of air engines. The piece suggests increasing aviation will demand settled jurisprudence.
Pursuant to Wyoming statute notice is given that school lands described as NE% NW% Sec 15 Twp 41 N Range 94 W6th P M were selected in 1911 for sale by applicants James Reid and Earl Baker. Lands patented to the State will be disposed of under existing laws and restrictions. Witness date October 27, 1919. Commissioner of Public Lands A Baker.
Sealed bids for earth work on Mandelson Lateral Paint Rock Canal between McDermott gulch and No Name gulch are due by 12 00 noon November 11 1919 at G J Schenk engineer s office. Project spans 178 3 stations and about 35000 cubic yards. Plans and contracts available. bidder assistance on November 10. Right to reject bids reserved. Ray Nicholson of Burlington had business in town last Friday.
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