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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
8
Local and personal items list town visitors and residents including Owen Sweeney John Luman Will Sieik Tilton's Auto Livery and rooms for rent. Many brief notices cover marriages divorces sales cars and upcoming events with several names and places such as Manderson Paint Rock Hyattville Worland Basin and Lovell.
Morning worship led by Pastor M. E. Church announces Sunday school Epworth League at 7 p m and evening prayer service at 8 p m. Pastor RK M. Jones, a Republican, promotes the church schedule and community events.
Commissioner General Caminetti urged Congress to create a separate deportation bureau to expel radical aliens. He argued current justice enforcement is lax and that a dedicated agency with broad authority could act more effectively than expanding border patrols.
Three and four year old apple trees offered with varieties and a fine line of shade trees. Located at Powell Nurseries operated by P. Callahan, the Watkins Man, advertising in Wyoming.
The American Red Cross releases a wartime accounting led by Henry P. Davison covering May 1919 to March 1 1919. It details nearly 154 million spent overseas and 119 million in the United States, with millions more in materials, services, and personnel support across France, Italy, and other theaters.
An old Chinese town Fen Chou Fu stands immune to outside influence while 2000 years before Christ people lived there. A 20th century traveler notes its walls, notable bird life, a Chinese wedding in derby attire, and a humorous elopement story ending with a sharp exchange about lifestyle and bread and milk.
The new mystery aircraft described by Major General Steely is a tailless machine with a square silhouette and four wings arranged front and rear, linked by lattice frames. Pullman passenger and crew cars swing beneath, and engine power may reach 200 miles per hour. The craft promises a vertical and slow pancake descent to prevent accidents if engine failure or loss of airspeed occurs.
Notice announces that holders of water permits have filed proofs of beneficial use. The proofs will be open for inspection November 8 in Basin and November 19 presented to the State Board of Control in Cheyenne for certification. Names include Porter, Unterzuber, Allen, Reeves, Brosious tied to Greybull, Beaver Creek, Shellock, and Shoshone rivers.
Big Horn county warrants including No 6219 are called for payment. Interest ceases after September 5 1919. Masie V Rhodes County Treasurer. Republic as for job printing.
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