Recital at Greybull High School Auditorium
Mrs. Robert H. Hades directed a Greybull High School recital that drew a large audience. Proceeds of about 55 dollars benefit the Athletic Association. Pupils including Margaret Mayer Niema Shoemaker Anna McKinney Jean Lewis and Marie Mayer impressed with piano and vocal numbers while Mrs Eades, praised for training and artistry, and the play The Bachelor's Reverie entertained all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Hades
The
Athletic Association
Eades
Margaret Mayer
Scherzo
Niema Shoemaker
Pra Diavola
Washakie Celebration Reels Worland With Big Western Day
Last Friday Worland hosted a large Washakie day celebration drawing hundreds from neighboring towns. Al Curtis won first prize in a spectacular bronco riding display while Bill Curtis, though unlucky in money, earned strong showings. The downtown dance drew a huge crowd as the merriment stretched into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Wild West
al Curtis
Basin Country
Old Cheyenne
Bill Curtis
Woreland
Bollard and daughter enter Basin Hospital for four operations
W. FP Bollard and his daughter arrived yesterday at Basin Hospital where the woman will undergo four operations today. The family provides a note about the medical plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Bollard
Cowley
Basin Hospital
Hands Reveal Class Through The Ages In Hand Image
The piece contrasts old social norms about ladies hands with modern variety. It notes how gloves and gentile care once marked status while today hands show different labor traces from immigrants and college presidents wives. It suggests hands still hint at rank or pedigree.
Amber as Ornament Delights Romans and Tacitus Notes Origin
The article recounts amber as fossilized resin prized by Romans for adornment. Tacitus cites German amber gathering, sea exploration, and the lack of curiosity about its formation. He suggests amber derives from tree distillation trapping insects and small creatures in viscous resin that hardens.
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Tacitus
Germania
Poem Draws From Real Life Heroic Deck Sink Tale
The famed poem about the boy on the burning deck stemmed from a true event during Napoleon's Egypt campaign. Lord Nelson pursued Napoleon. at Abukir the French fleet fell, and the flagship's captain Louis Casablanca perished at his post with his ten year old son.
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Napoleon
Egypt
England
Lord Nelson
Abukir
Louis Casablanca
Compass Plant North-South Leaves Guide Travelers
On Utah Texas and southern Minnesota prairies a remarkable compass plant or pilot plant grows. Leaves spread alternately along the stalk and point true north and south guiding travelers who once relied on its direction. The plant, in the Compositae family, resembles a sunflower with a turpentine-like resinous odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Texas
Minnesota
No clear title from the fragmentary text
The article fragment notes a Denver exhibit about an ancient animal related to the rhinoceros with a half covered by imitation hide. Prof J D Miggins heads the Colorado Museum of Natural History and cites swampy conditions two million years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. D. Miggins
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Fragmented OCR Summary from a Sparse Public Record
A garbled OCR passage quotes an unnamed speaker Benatar discussing qualifications and a remark about a person named Dicken. The text mentions growth and a possible role as a tax collector, but details are severely unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
Special Prizes at the Big Horn County Fair
James F. Ewers chief clerk lists prize winners at the Big Horn County Fair across categories including best county farm bureau display, best agricultural exhibit, corn and grain awards, fruits and vegetables, beets and sugar crops, poultry and livestock, and youth entries. Multiple firsts shown for Basin Gardens, E E Patterson & Sons, H B Patterson & Sons, W J Booth, and others with several awards not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn County Fair
James F. Ewers
Fair Board
Big Horn County
E. FE. Patterson and Son
Basin Gardens
Winters Bros
Otto
H. B. Patterson and Sons
J. D. Young
E. E. Patterson and Sons
H. Sessions Byron
H. C. Sellers
Basin
Ira Cook
Walter Iles
A. B. Wrigley
N. C. Abbott
Democrats Seek to Revive League of Nations Plan
In a Kemmerer Camera column Robert Rose argues the League of Nations is not dead as Democrats search for a path after 1920. A southern Democrat quips the party is dead but won’t lie down, while Rose accuses rivals of idealistic rhetoric and political error.
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League of Nations
Robert Rose
Democrats
Kemmerer
Democratic Party
League
America
Uncle Sam
Mr. Rose
Don Quixote
Ola
The Democratic Tariff Critique and Economic Fear
The piece argues Democratic policy favors buying abroad and suppressing wages, cites Underwood tariff effects on trade balance and unemployment, and claims Republican protection restored industry and eliminated unemployment. It notes manufacturers seeking cheap foreign labor and importers resisting tariffs amid political shifts.
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Australia
South Africa
Orient
Mexico
Argentina
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Europe
Democracia
Government backs workers right to work without interference
The United States government maintains that while it does not deny the right to strike, it emphasizes the right of men to work free from interference by others, signaling a firm stance on orderly labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moubuque Tines-Journal
United States
Wolona
Reverend H B Sheperd Visits Home After Church Service
Reverend H B Sheperd of Douglas and former pastor of the M B R church here attended to business and lingeringly visited with many friends on Tuesday.
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H. B. Sheperd
Douglas
M. BR
Bia
Squatter Jim Miller Finds Permanent NYC Home by Hudson
New York's 72 year old "Uncle Jim" Miller, a longtime squatter on Silverside Drive, has claimed a fixed spot on a former marsh front, living in a one room shack with tin walls and a cat. He maintains health and happiness through simple work like gathering wood, fishing and crabbing, and says God protects his chosen life.
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New York
Silverside Drive
Jin" Miller
Manhattan
Jim
Hudson River
Uncle Jim
Conway
Hudson
Bologna and Sausage The Same When Wearing Tights
Hoboken zoning commission debated a permit for George S. Herold at 85 87 Jackson Street to manufacture smoked ham general provisions and bologna. Officials ruled sausage and bologna are the same when tights are involved, leading to permit denial with further review planned.
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Hoboken
N. Y
George S. Herold
Jackson Street
Joseph Cummings
Rivalry in Crying at School Tale
A first year pupil Edward stays after class and cries loudly, misreading it as punishment. The teacher tells him she never heard such crying, prompting Edward to explain his brother Dieteld is skinned a mile, hinting at a harsh or comic family remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Schoo
Edivard
Dieteld
Women Conduct Church Service
Women conducted a church service at the local church on Sunday. The event featured a musical portion and prayers led by women, with a focus on community worship and participation.
Gambling With Life Tests At Illinois Rail Crossings
Officials of the Burlington Route tested two main line grade crossings in Illinois near Plano and Montgomery. Eight hours saw 772 vehicles pass as 17 stopped to check for trains while 182 looked one way, 382 both ways, and 182 crossed without precaution despite signals and an alarm bell at one site.
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Burington
Tllinois
Plano
Burlington
Montgomery
Tlrols
Miners Strike After Parking Denial Near Herrin
In Marion Illinois three hundred miners at a new mine halted work for three days after being denied parking near the mine office. The dispute ended with cars allowed around the office again. Average daily pay is about eight dollars fifty cents and roughly one third own autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Illinois
Herrin
Remember the Date The Deflation Note in 1919 Review
The article recalls the deflation movement beginning in late 1919 and notes the Democrats took power in March 1921. It mentions how the current campaign seeks to blame Republican deflation losses on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Basin lodge members attend Montana grand lodge in Billings
Members of Basin lodge No. 29 K of P attended the Montana grand lodge gathering in Billings and the D. O. K. K. ceremonial early this week. Names listed include R. B. Land fair A. X. Johnson Roy Watt R. G. Beltom Nels Hokanson P. P. Anderson Charles McEachron O. A. Scholz O. T. Gebhart D. T. Hand Len Murphy and C. A. Norland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Lodge No. 29
Montana Grand Lodge
Billings
R. B. Landfair
A. X. Johnson
Roy Watt
R. G. Beltom
Nels Hokanson
P. P. Anderson
Charles McEachron
O. A. Scholz
O. T. Gebhart
D. T. Hand
Len Murphy
C. A. Norland
Town Builds Spirit as Team Prepares for Victory
The city sent a man to the school grounds to fix up the field removing thistles and present the area well. The school appreciates the effort and the local spirit grows. Several new men will be in suit next Monday evening, inviting residents to watch the boys train.
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Auit
Striking Railroad Workers Seen Returning Soon
It was predicted that orders ending the strike on some roads would be issued within a few hours, though exact return dates for men on the peace railroads could not be learned.
Basin Republicans for Job Printing and Local News
Harry Ramsey, member of the Lander National Guard troop and resident nearby, returned home yesterday after several weeks of training with that unit near Lander. H. H. Cockins and J. M. Tillard plan to leave next Friday for Des Moines Iowa to attend the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Harry Ramsey
Lander
National Guard
H. Cockins
J. M. Tillard
Des Moines
Iowa
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U. 8
Frank W. Mordell
John W. Hay
STATH
Frank FB. Lucas
SATH
Vincent Carter
John M. Snyder
Katherine A. Morton
Congress
Charles B. Winter
L. A. Bowman Charles B. Mannnn
Mercer J. H. Neville
Chas. A. Welch
John Weintz
Earl Beall
Ruth Rhodes
Sheriff
B. F. Wickwire
Frank A. Little
Atherly
C. J. Schenk
F. A. Minnis
Greybull
Wasakie
Noah
Oliver Vywisl
Benatarghurn
James Brown
Kane
H. C. Jolley
Lovell
Chas. B. Mann Cowley
O. R. Irwin
E. B. Patterson and Sons
Hubbard
R. M. Shepherd
J. L. Strait
B. B. Patterson & Son
Walter Johnson
Harry Allison
Joe Reid
Peter Miller
Jolley
Lowrell
Carl Boyd Jr
Basin, Ist
Jolley, Lovell
Ist
Winters Bros. Otto
B. E. Patterson & Sons
E. E. Patterson & Sons
W. J. Booth
Hyattville
D. D. Young
Dan Rogers
Basin Ist
R. L. Griffith, Kane
M. D. Harris
H. J. Spencer
A. Moncur
Best
D. R. Irwin
Best Sheaf Millet
E. BE. Patterson & Sons
Chas
Welch Cowley
Frits Winzenreidh
Byron
Wm. J. Lewis
C. C. Peters
Best Pen Poultry
Best Farm Flock
Vern Patterson, Basin
T. B. Baker
Culinery
E. E. Patterson
Otto Pig Club
Geneva Patterson Canning Club
New York City
Grand Lodge
Mmermi
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