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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
6
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a regular service next Sunday at 10 p.m. Mrs. Maggie J. Ar Hott serves as Superintendent.
St. Andrew's Episcopal presents a Ruth series of sermons with Ruth's Love on September 21 at 7 30 p m. Sunday school gathers at 10 a m. Dean Watkins extends a cordial welcome to all.
The M. E. Church announces Rev. R. M. Jones is again pastor for another year and invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11, Epworth league at 7, happy hour at 8, and mid week prayer Thursday at 8 p.m. First Church of Christ Scientist lists Sunday services at 11, subject Matter for Sept 21, testimonial meetings Wednesdays, Sunday school for youths to age twenty at 10, and reading rooms open daily 3–5 except holidays.
Ford Motor Co at River Rouge launched the last of its wartime Eagle submarine chasers on August 16 at 3 30 pm. Sixty Eagles have been commissioned with output of 500 hulls daily planned. six ships head to the Philippines and another squadron to China patrol. Harley Bayless and family relocate to Texas.
The Basin State Bank of Basin Wyoming files its condition report listing resources of 481 559 02 including loans 313 744 90 due from national banks 72 104 94 and cash items 36 431 49. liabilities total 412 102 17 with capital 50 000 00 surplus 10 000 00 and deposits 277 033 32. notes none and bills discounted none. cashiers statement sworn September 15 1919 by Frank A Wise notary E A Gebhart. directors H H Hime T K Bishop.
Senator Kenyon, chair of the Senate committee on education and labor, predicts early favorable action on the Nolan minimum wage bill. The measure, which would set a $3 per day minimum for federal workers, has been blocked by Democrats despite John J. Nolan's seven year push. The Republican is the official city and county newspaper.
Public health officials consider a potential influenza recurrence this year likely to be milder than last winter’s epidemic. Immunity from prior infection may reduce cases, but no definite preventive exists beyond sanitation and limiting contact. The report links the pandemic to rising pneumonia deaths in 1918 and notes early cases were missed due to wartime focus.
Health officials urged readiness for further influenza outbreaks, noting the 1918-19 pandemic spread across the United States with multiple waves and high pneumonia mortality. Studies found earlier mild outbreaks, variable city by city impact, and emphasized early case detection, isolation, and an emergency fund to fund rapid response. Preparedness was labeled the key strategy to avoid repeated suffering.
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