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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
State officials report robust crop yields fueling a record swell of entries at the State Fair. Cattle and educational divisions surge with thousands of entries. sheep display limited expansion due to display space. Swine shows attract about four hundred hogs from Wyoming and Colorado with University of Wyoming showcasing cattle hogs and sheep.
Exhibits from nearly every county will be brought to the Wyoming Free State Fair for a record university style display of student work. The Educational Division will be shown in the annex of the Arts and Crafts Building, a 42 by 124 foot space with racks along the full length, filling a wall ten feet high and 496 feet long.
The lower floor of Agricultural Hall hosts events during the fair. Lions Rotarians and Kiwanians meet in a joint session Tuesday. Wednesday features Miss Eunice Anderson for Pioneers Old Timers. Thursday unveils Wyoming's first State Spelling contest and County champions compete for the State title. The Wyoming Potato Growers Association is to be organized with a statewide show planned for November in Torrington.
A rail and coal strike telegram to President Harding is denounced as discreditable. The piece argues the Republican Party has long supported labor and agriculture, defends adjudication of disputes, and asserts public order and lawful work rights. It warns against strike leadership political aims and predicts the public will stand with law and order.
Pursuant to Chapter 23, Session Law Wyoming 1921, final proof of appropriation must be submitted by February 8, 1928 for permits where beneficial use was established but proof not yet filed. Appropriators should contact the Superintendent of Water Division No. 8 in Basin, Wyoming, to arrange submission, as stated by Frank C. Emerson, State Engineer, August 4, 1932.
In the matter of the estate of James H. Ewart deceased in Big Horn County Wyoming the court has appointed Thursday September 21 1922 at 2 p.m. in the district court room for proving the will and hearing Mary Parsons Ewart’s application for Letters Testamentary.
Executors of Fulton R Morris estate in Big Horn County Wyoming file final report for distribution. A hearing on October 25, 1922 at Basin Court House will determine the petition. interested parties may object before the hearing. If no objections are filed the estate will be distributed as prayed. Dated Basin August 28 1922. (SEAL) John L Landfair Clerk of the District Court. First Publication Sept 1 1922. Last Publication Sept 2 1922.
Lena McIntosh administratrix filed a final report and distribution petition for William A. McIntosh with a Basin Wyoming hearing set for October 26, 1922 at 10 a.m. Objections may be filed before the hearing. if none, the report will be approved. Published August 20, 1922.
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