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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
6
The Basin High School football team opened practice on Monday with a large turnout pleasing Coach Sharrar. New material from Burlington Otto Hyattville and Basin promises strong depth and a push to win the coveted position on the eleven.
Thermopolis set to host Basin High in a season opener with Basin hoping to start strong against Worland on October 6. The piece highlights new coach Sharrar and a powerful lineup as Basin prepares for a decisive early battle with local flavor and high school pride.
Judge Roderick N. Matson of Cheyenne warned at the Plains that self-respecting Democrats will repudiate the Non Partisan league-Democratic alliance in Wyoming. He said the Douglas platform would subvert the courts to the legislature and undermine constitutional principles.
Judge Matson cites a Taint of radicalism as shaping Democratic behavior in the primary. In Ton county one precinct shows twelve Democrats scratched Kendrick and substituted Frank Mondell, signaling the Non-Partisan league’s influence toward Soviet ideology.
A Republican Publicity Association statement led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues the rail shopmen strike is not a party issue but could become one if strikers turn votes against Republicans. It cites President Harding's labor record and defends the right to work without unlawful interference, urging support for Harding in November.
A group named the Association of American Producers of Cuban sugar attacks the tariff in circulars. They claim the tax harms American consumers and help foreign producers. The campaign emphasizes the cost to the beet sugar industry and public opinion remains divided.
The piece argues that protecting the American beet sugar industry from foreign competition preserves national sugar supplies. It contends opposing tariffs would raise sugar costs and force reliance on imports, urging American producers to develop domestically rather than shift to foreign facilities.
Public notice from the U S Land Office Buffalo Wyoming dated September 8 1923 announces Homer G Renner Basin Wyoming filed December 26 1919 sworn statement and application No 016549 to purchase SE NE NS E Section 35 Township 49 North Range 88 West timber 80000 board feet estimated value 3 00 per M land 200 00 final proof to be offered November 14 1922 before the Register and Receiver protest possible by filing corroborated affidavit before patent issues James D Gallup Register First published September 15 1922 last publication November 10 1922
The Basin town council invites sealed bids by September 16 1922 for a building to house gag engines generators and equipment for the power plant in Basin Wyoming Plans and specs are with Clerk Don C Loyer A certified check equal to six percent of bid is required with each bid The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive formalities First publication September 1 1922 Last publication September 15 1922
In Big Horn County Wyoming district court James Ewart estate. September 21 1922 at 2 p m the time to prove the will and hear Mary Parsons Ewart petition for Letters Testamentary. Att: Clerk John Landfair. Attorney Dwight B Hollister Cody. First publication Sept 1 1922. last Sept 16 1033.
Executors report final distribution petition filed in Big Town County Wyoming district court. Hearing set for October 35 1922 at Court House Inn Basin. Interested parties may object before hearing. absence of objections means distribution as prayed. Dated Basin Wyoming August 28 1932. John L Landfair Clerk of District Court. First publication Sept 1 1948. Last publication Sept 22 1922. IN RE ESTATE OF WILLIAM A McINTOSH deceased notice of final distribution hearing set for October 26 1922 at Basin Wyoming. Objections due before hearing. if none the report will be accepted and distribution per petition. Basin Wyoming August 29 1922. John L Landfair court seal. First publication Sept 1 1923. Last publication Sept 23 1922. Republican for job printing.
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