Park-to-Park Highway Tour Reaches Basin
The Park-to-Park highway touring party arrived in Basin at 10 am en route to Cody, escorted by Basin residents. Leaders from Cody Great Falls and New York groups spoke on tourism, road building, and the project to link western national parks with a long hard surfaced route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Mack McKone
Frank Brigham
N. W. Hagan
Thos. M. Hyde
A. W. Coons
J. C. Stewart
Harry L. Neff
Jas. A. Keachie
C. A. Zaring
R. B. West
J. R. Bonwell
Worland
Gus Holm
Mountain Park
Stephen B Mather
The
Park Service
Stella M. Leviston
San Francisco
D. J. Nee
California Automobile Association
Co. B. Hoffine
Wyoming Highway Department
Cheyenne
Cody
van White
Stephen B.mather
Salem
Ore
Harry Burhans
Denver
Colorado Tourist Bureau
Europe
United States
Great West
America
Burhans
Overland Park
Colorado
Wyoming
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
Holm’s
Asao- Clatiopa
National Parke
California
Gus
Park
Tennessee Senate Rejects Move to Reverse Ratification of Federal Suffrage Amendment
Nashville Sept 1 by a 17 to 8 vote the Tennessee senate refused to join the house in reversing ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. The senate moved to return the house message and expunge the August 21 vote. Governor Roberts said he had not been officially advised and would decide after being informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee Senate
House
Senate
Roberts
Open Duck Season Starts September Sixteenth
Duck season for ducks geese and migratory birds opens at sunrise September sixteenth in this district. Federal regulations run September first to December sixteenth with licenses issued under federal rules. Violators face possible fines and trips to Cheyenne. a $100 penalty noted for early kills amid reports of plentiful ducks this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cox Charges Draw Political Wind Amid Subscriptions List
Democratic officials testified before the senatorial committee investigating campaign expenses that they had no evidence from Gov. Cox to prove his corruption fund charges against Republicans, though they believed the charges to be true. Marsh produced copies of lists tied to a Barnes publication, saying originals were with Cox or the justice department.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Senatorial Committee
James M. Cox
George White
Democratic Organization
Wilbur Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Wm. Barnes
Albany
N. Y
Evening
Kenyon
Parney P. Chritensen
Labor Party
Guy T. Scott
Republican
W. D. Jamison
Democratic National Organization
Jamison
Messrs
White
Marsh
Spencer
Missouri
Barnes
Albany Evening Journal
Wyoming National Guard encampment at Basin honors Gen Hugh L. Scott
Wyom ing cavalry unit holds annual encampment in Basin from Wednesday through the 15th. Staff officers include General T J McCoy Cheyenne and regular army officers Gordon Mantell Garrett Green Hamilton. Troops A to H from Basin Wheatland Riverton Lander Sheridan Cody Lovell and Sheridan attend. Governor Carey to review. Gen Scott visiting Pine Ridge SD may attend. Public guard mount and retreat parades scheduled at the fair grounds. Basin welcomes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Cavalry Unit
National Guard
Basin
Hgh L. Scott
T. J. McCoy
Cheyenne
W. W. Gordon
Mantell
Garrett
Green
Hamilton
N. G
Leach
Sheridan
N. G Stag
Win Shortell
Roth Mentzer
Tonkins
Riverton
Newell
Lamb
Vincent Carter
Williams
R. P. Pearson
J. H. Denny
Wheatland
Jackjson
Edwards and
Potter
Benj. Laws
Deal
Lander
McCown
Davis
Cody
Lovell
Snyder
Richardson
C. A. Simmons
Jensen
Wright
Fair Grounds
Carey
Hugh L. Scott
Pine Ridge
Young soldiers aim for pleasant stay amid town welcomes
Citizens from various towns rally to host the visiting young soldiers ensuring a cordial reception and enjoyable stay. The effort reflects community spirit as organizers plan activities and hospitality to support the troops during their visit.
Engagment Party At Library For Connie Skovgard
Mr. and Mrs. Skovgard hosted a library gathering last Monday to announce their daughter Constance's engagement to T. M. McKinney of Denver. Music by Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Van Slyke featured a playful song and diamond-ring anecdote. punch and a late luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Skovgard
Constance
T. M. McKinney
Denver
L. G. van Slyke
Hyattville
van Slyke Twine
Tom
Connie
Messrs
Berne Hayes
John Wilke
R. B. West
Mortimer
Hert Wise
Rpert Anderson
E. D. Spariding
Padgett
Jim Brown
Lester Bruenning
Raymond Colley
Wm. Aldrich
Fairmount
Neb
Gerald Coons
George Carpenter
Ed Fallett
Carl Phenix
J. C. Stewart
Wm. C. May
R. P. Pearson
H. H. Hime
F. A. Little
C. A. Nadler
G. R. Brill
Hyattville visitor John Seaman spends first week in town
John Seaman of Hyattville arrived in town for a first week visit, staying briefly and meeting local residents before departing.
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John Seaman of
Hyattville
Republicans Meet Here in Basin for County GOP Meeting
The Basin county Republican central committee met last Saturday in the courthouse. Officers elected include County chairman P. P. Anderson secretary D. L. Carr and treasurer Frank A Wise with Anderson as state committee member. An executive committee was formed with ex-officio members and local appointees Warren Dailey Hyattville Albert Olson Lovell Chas F. Hensley Burlington EB Marion Willis Cowley C A Zaring and R B West Basin to organize the fall ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Reublican Central Committee
Court House
Basin
P. P. Anderson
D. L. Carr
Frank A Wise
Warren Dailey
Hyattville
Albert Olson
Lovell
Chas. F. Hensley
Burlington
EB. Marion Willis
Cowley
C. A. Zaring
R. B. West
Bromes Buy Denny Home Move to Basin
C L Brome of Worland buys the Robert R Denny home on South Sixth and with his four children relocates to Basin so the children may attend Basin schools. Mr and Mrs H U Brome of Worland will also move here and occupy the home. C F Brome will run Alfalfa Farms Co making Basin headquarters and Basin residents welcome the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L. Brome
Worland
Robert R. Denny
South Sixth
Basin
H. U. Brome
C. Ft. Brome
Alfalfa Farms Co
Basin @le
Basin People
Yellowstone Managers Transferred Within Wyoming Firms
William D. Jones former manager of Yellowstone Motor Co in Greybull moves to Basin to take over the Basin plant. N. W. Hagan who ran Basin plant is sent to Worland. Jones seeks county clerk on the Republican ticket and enjoys support in Basin. EB Ellis of Greybull leaves for a Denver business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Jones
Yellowstone Motor Co
Greybull
Basin
Big county fair promises unprecedented attractions downtown
A large force at the fair grounds builds the best fair yet with agricultural exhibits set to outshine prior years. Greybull valley harvests rise as winter’s travel reveals abundant garden crops and plentiful yields. The cavalry encampment, Governor Carey speech, Scot carnival, Basin band, Rex theatre pictures, and a vast wild west program add to three days of fair fun starting Tuesday with Gebo ball games and nightly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull Valley
Carey
Leavitt
The
Rex
Col. May
Gohn
Gebo
Carnival
Colonel on Sick List at Fair Board
Col. W. H. May, secretary of the fair board, is on the sick list and may be incapacitated for several days. James F. Ewers will pilot affairs in his absence as the fair approaches next week, with friends hoping for May’s speedy recovery and a return to leading the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. May
the Fair Board
James F. Ewers
Trip to Cloud Peak Yields World View for Party
Gerald Coons and Miss Gertrude Skovgard returned from Hyattville where a group led by Dr. L Q Van Slyke visited Cloud Peak. The ascent via Mealt was challenging but rewarded with a panorama likely unequaled anywhere.
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Gerald Coons
Gertrude Skovgard
Hyattville
L. Q. van Slyke
Cloud Peak
Mealt
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Wim, Gibson
5. M. McKone
Wickwire
RK. Ferris
Park Tourista
COX
Gov. Cox
Wyoming Cavalry
M'Coy
Grant
DENNY
Yellowstone
Ellis of
Grobull
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