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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
7
Captain T. A. Ensor of Kerr Steamship argues that 100 percent American crews are desirable and more efficient, countering propaganda that discourages American youths from seafaring and criticizing British influence in the public voice. He calls for an antidote to lassitude and patriotic recruitment.
The London Times offers an optimistic view of the Germany United States treaty while urging that allies not perform peace execution drudgery. It notes U S freedom of action from the league and commissions under Versailles and that U S representatives cannot serve on commissions. John Seaman of Hyattville visited town Monday. O S Pantier and wife of Greybull were in town early in the week.
Jimmy Allen grows a fine peanut crop at his town place with roots loaded, predicting a good harvest before frost. He imported South Dakota seed peanuts and expects about one hundred pounds from a quart of seed, with a plant displayed in Thermopolis Hardware window.
The first of eight 20000 ton passenger liners for Cunard arrives in New York. The others will enter trans Atlantic service as ready. Private American ship owners deserve patriotic support to meet European competition. Citizens should book passages on American ships for speed safety and luxury.
Thousands of undecided checks paid to soldiers sit unsorted in a treasury room after cancellation. The backlogs stem from a previous administration. Claims require complete case papers, forcing sorting and attachment of checks to files. Estimated four months to resolve the tangle.
Washington reports price restoration in parts of the county with Portland Oregonian noting lunch counters serving ham and eggs with potatoes for 20 cents, two eggs any style 10 cents, pork chops 15 cents, sausage and potatoes 15 cents, small steaks 15 cents, and T bone steaks 40 cents as a return to pre war prices. The piece questions nationwide adoption.
Sunday school at 10 with W. B. Talbott as superintendent. Church services at 11 and 8. Epworth League at 7 led by Edwin Bowling. Bliss Bayne, chief deputy in Wyoming Game Department, Cheyenne, visited Hyattville fish hatchery for several days starting Tuesday.
When in need of first class barber work call at the O K barber shop where first class workmen are employed Fred House proprietor For trunks and express call 11W.
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