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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
4
Basin Wyoming post office entry dated June 30 1905 indicates newspaper mailing as required under federal law. Official notice records classify publication status for the Basin area.
The notice states subscription price two dollars per year in advance and identifies the paper as the official publication of Basin. It lists advertising rates including display per inch, local per line with first insertion and subsequent insertions, and notes general pricing.
John Melntoah seeks Superintendent of Schools and Elaine Tender runs for Surveyor alongside G. J. Schenk, as listed in the local race slate.
Roosevelt assailed Wilson era policy toward Mexico claiming peace with Mexico under Wilson is worse than the Spanish-American war era. He argued Vera Cruz was a war and criticized safety first rhetoric as degrading to morals and endangering the nation.
Arrangements have been made for the Big Horn County Fair dances to be held in the garage built by P. W. Mez on Fourh Street after the fair. Dances are set for September 19 20 and 21 with Lovell orchestra furnishing music and a queen prize to be awarded. Each dance ticket buys one vote for the dancer. goal time urged by Yaunney Martin and Frances Martin to ensure a lively event.
Piano available near Bastin offered by Knight Campbell Music Co. Denver. Buy at a special price or rent with option to purchase and rent applied to price. Also advertises easy money by purchasing lote. Address Department A. Also Antlers Hotel dining room to reopen September 18 with same service.
State committee announced plans for prominent outside speakers including Senators Borah Cummins Harling Jones Sterling Lowh Duota and ex Secretary Shaw among others. Home speakers Warren Clark Mondell will present the party view to locals. Pool hall sold to Elliott Shaw with new proprietor assuming possession and Douglas joining the business.
Joe Denny Monday celebrates his 71st birth anniversary and remains hale and hearty as a lifelong Republican. G. J. Schenk conducted business in Kane earlier in the week.
Ladies of the Episcopal guild prepare luncheon in the Arstrong building on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday during fair week to benefit the event. Stock judging contest runs the last two days of the fair. Big Horn county men and boys over fifteen are urged to participate. Community organizer H. H. Hime notes progress following the road project push.
The piece notes freight charges for Grass Creek and Little Bur aloggr for a year and mentions R. C. Frost, a former Basin Transfer employee, returning from the east this week.
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