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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
Basin Republications advertising rates list the cost for display ads per inch and locals per line. It notes the paper as official for Big Horn County and the Town of Basin with a June 30 1906 second class matter designation and a $2 yearly subscription.
Editors urge alarm watching Maine as a bellwether while praising ongoing Democrat coverage and campaigning, noting lessons for national politics this week.
The Sheridan Enterprise notes Senator John B. Kendrick leaves Washington during a pivotal period for the soldier bonus tariff and coal price regulation bills. It questions his commitment, compares him unfavorably to Mondell, cites 426 nonvotes, and asks if pairing on key measures reflects Wyoming representation.
Woodrow pursued three youths who fled by car after an attempted intrusion. Fire opened on the run, windshield cracked, and the trio was captured and jailed. Ther mopolis authorities notified. they face boarding bill default, resisting arrest, and a ten day county detention in Basin per Justice Bonnine.
The piece argues that publicity around Col. House and Gov. Cox in Europe misrepresents American policy. It notes Europeans treated Wilson as the voice of the American people during the Paris talks, while the US Senate rejected his agreements. It warns that House and Cox push similar positions, contrasting with the government and voters, risking a repeat of prior wakeup calls.
Three young men in a Hudson car, sought on Thermopolis warrants, reached Worland where marshal Woodrow halted their attempt to elude arrest. The incident paused local business for an hour as officers intervened at the Cook hotel area and the Worland Vulcanizing Co. supplied gas. The men were apprehended without violence and await further action.
Census Bureau figures show Wyoming at 9.6 deaths per thousand in the first quarter, the lowest among states. DC tops at 17.6. National data indicate declining births and rising deaths, with a 28.3 average birth rate and 13.7 mortality rate for the period across reporting states. North Carolina records the highest birth rate at 29.2 and Washington the lowest at 16.5.
Oregon has spent over 650 million dollars in five years on asphalt concrete highways to minimize maintenance. California experiments with concrete roads show cracking from traffic. they are resurfacing with bituminous top coats. Oregon’s approach aims to reduce long term taxpayer costs for a permanent highway system.
Basin Wyoming September 1 1922 Hower resigns as president of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation to run for the State Legislature from Big Horn County. He cites opportunity to serve agricultural interests and notes resignation effective at a time set by the Executive Committee.
The first meeting after summer for the Woman's Club took place in the library on Wednesday afternoon. New officers hosted, business items approved, and dues to the Wyoming federation announced as due. Several new members were elected, a bridge game awarded prizes, and refreshments accompanied by music.
P C Spencer says Governor R D Carey has offered his services for the Republican campaign. Critics claimed he might bolt but he will stand by the ticket and work for its election. The Carey record is praised and Republicans are urged to unite for victory.
Commencing August 29 and until further notice the Burlington will sell homeseekers excursion tickets from stations in Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin and Minnesota Atchison and Leavenworth Kansas Omaha Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa to many destinations in Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota every Tuesday until and including October 31. Round trip fares will be one fare plus two dollars tickets good for twenty one days with limited stop over privileges.
Dr Louis Albert Banke a noted Chau tauqua lecturer and temperance foe will give a free lecture at Basin Basin Basin Basin Basin Methodist church next Monday evening at o'clock. Dr Banke former Boston preacher now in Raeburg Ore has attracted praise from Dr Cahriel Parkhurst and Dr Joseph Cook for his reform work and coast to coast ministry. John Landfair plays saxophone in Douglas this week.
Default on a 900 loan to First National Bank of Basin prompts public auction of pledged property in Basin. Items include two brown mares, a Holtsein cow and calf, harnesses, farming implements, a Mandt wagon, hay rack, top buggy and more. Sheriff B F Wick prepared sale at Basin County Court House front door September 30, 1922 at 2 PM.
The State Highway Department is not responsible for contractor’s bills incurred under state contracts. Wyoming statutes outline methods to collect such accounts from any contractor or their surety. First publication Sept 15 1922. Last publication Oct 6 1923.
The Board of County Commissioners proposes a 66 foot wide road centerline from a point near Section 27 to various curves and straight segments in Township 60 North Range 93 West, Basin Wyoming. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon October 4, 1922. Basen, Wyoming dated September 7 1922. Zebla Murphy County Clerk.
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