Basin High School notes show early enrollment and staff
Enrollment for the first week in 390 with 30 to 40 more to register. Twenty four boys reported for football. Non resident pupils listed by town. Teachers assigned to various homes and local properties for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Greybull
Worland
Cowley
Dean Enders
Velma Wales
Burlington
Irene Ackerman
Tensleep
Ruth Willison
Hyattville
Paul Morton
Hidden Dome
Milton Smith
Midwest
Frank Fendall
Freda Conner
Nina Kendall
Eileen Roseberry
Manderson
Jerome Devereaux
Edward Johnston
Canada
Vivian Baker
Austin McCoy
St. Joe
Marguerite Snyder
Harry Sweeney
Lillian Sweeney
Cornelia Garland
Morrell Garland
Mildred Prichard
Dist. No. 3
Odie Garne
Presbyterian Church Public Library Services and Communion
Services held at the public library with Bible school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. A quarterly communion and reception of new members will occur during the morning service. A preparatory service for the communion is set for 7 30 tonight. All welcome. Leon A Losey Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Leon A. Losey
No Slaughter of Antelope Permits Dropped
The state fish and game commission reversed a plan to issue 100 antelope hunting permits. Instead, 50 bull moose permits will be granted after protests from game societies. About 34 moose permits are already on file with State Game and Fish Commissioner Judkins and will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
State Game and Fish
Judkins
Fair Visitors From Nearby Towns Attend Local Event
C R Lyman Otto Jim Tatlock Shell and others appear as fair visitors this week. Delegations from Worland and Manderson attend. Paint Rock cattle men ship a big train to Omaha. Bliss Triumph potatoes shipped to Casper grown by Allison Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Rock
Manderson
Omaha
J. R. Bonwell
Casper
Bliss Triumph
Allison Bros
Better Babies Prize Winners at Big Horn County Fair
The first nationally sanctioned better babies center event at the Big Horn County Fair drew over fifty entries. Division 1 winners include Charles Palmer Scott Jr of Greybull and Wilma J. Ellis of Basin. Division 2 winners Geoge W. Renner and Eather B. Ehrhard, both Basin. Division 3 winners Arthur C. Smith and Betty Smith of Greybull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County
Charles Palmer Scott, Jr
Greybull
Wilma J. Ellis
Basin
Geoge W. Renner
Eather B. Ehrhard
Arthur C. Smith
Betty Smith
Local residents attend the fair during the week
Lon Crandall of Beaver Creek and Jim Allen with family of Paint Rock visited the fair this week. George Maller of Burlington was in town last Saturday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Crandall
Beaver Creek
Jim Allen
Paint Rock
George Maller
Burlington
Human frailty in public ownership arguments
The piece argues that public ownership advocates err by basing claims on ideals rather than habits. It notes government operation typically yields lower efficiency in public utilities, despite theory suggesting equal or higher service standards from government workers.
Farmers Fair Emphasizes Farmer Beneficiaries
The Midland Empire fair thrives by serving the farmers plain in purpose with prizes reserved for bona fide growers. Manager F M Lawrence has led the event since its start, leveraging his own farming success to ensure relevance and value for local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lawrence
Fair visitors frequent Nowood and county gatherings
Roy Mason and his wife visited the Nowood fair this week. George B. MacClellan of Worland attended the fair with Mrs. MacClellan. John Allen and family from Beaver Creek, and John Voss and family from Rairden were seen at the fair. Attorney Strahan of Lovell handled business in the county seat earlier in the week. Mrs. J. P. Arnott and granddaughter returned Monday from Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Arnett
Family of
Shell
Roy Mason
Nowood
George B. MacClellan of
Worland
John Allen
Beaver Creek
John Voss
Rairden
Strahan of
Lovell
J. P. Arnott
Sheridan
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Trust Deed Basin Wyoming
Notice announces sale of described Basin Wyoming real estate under a trust deed to satisfy $1905.00 including interest and expenses. Trustees T K Blahop and T A Armstrong will sell at Basin courthouse front door on October 17 1921 at 10:00 AM to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlin
Kelley
Nannie L. Kelley
T. K. Bishop
Armstrong
Big Horn County
G Street
Eighth Street
Basin
Wyoming
Big Horn Development Company
Big Horn
T. K. Blahop
T. & Armalang
Farmer Takes Nap Then Sells Berry Pickings Half
In Greybull valley near Anderson ford a farmer gathering buffalo berries for jelly naps in shade. Tourists from the park arrive seeking berries. he offers them half for picking. He later returns and collects a milk bucket full as his share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull Valley
Anderson Ford
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C. R. Lyman
Otto
Jim Tatlock
Son of
W. T. Whaley of
Frank Christensen
H. Hurst
Famly
Jim Whaley
Orville Wilkerson
C. A. Welch
U. S. Good of
Levi Johnson
Frank Isabell
R. L. Preator
R. G. Nelson
Sid Waddell
W. B. Kimball
A. C. Whitcher
Portland
Better Babies
Farmers Fair
Ohje
Nadler
the Rexoll
Basin Free
W. H. May
Winton’s
Big Horn Basin
Wyo
C. F. Johnson
Mgr
The
Great Western Sugar Co
Lovell, Wyoming
Donald Moore
Moore
Fourth Street
Donald
Antlers
Mina Austin
Milo Burke
Harney Koonte
Wm. Tatman
Jade
Old Kizaire Ranch
Big Horn River
Belle and Bridget
Goodenough
Victor
McCormick
Col. Cropsey
Caldwell & Lovelady
R. E. Gleeson
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