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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
8
Attorney W. C. Snow and Attorney Thos M Hyde conducted business in Worland. Numerous residents from Hy atville, Paint Rock, Manderson and Basin visited town. The duck season opened with several locals placing bags and business being conducted by bankers, lawyers, doctors and merchants.
The piece questions President Wilsons claim that the people were overwhelmingly for the League of Nations. It asks whether he believed the support then or now and why he speaks on the stump urging approval.
Casper Wyoming Sept 16 77 E Bevixon chief engineer state highway department spent the day in Casper inspecting the Yellowstone highway He plans to travel to Basin and Cody to study proposed changes to remove dangerous Burlington railroad grade crossings at Kirby and to examine Cody to Meeteetse and Cody to Powell highway segments
The piece argues the 39 senators correctly urged removing the league from the peace treaty for later separate consideration. It warns against foreign roaming by presidents and jokes about Wilson’s confinement to Washington and the public’s likely reaction to his travels and rhetoric.
Mrs. A. H. Hall of Caseville Michigan thanks Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says they are never without it and credit the medicine with saving their baby's life this summer.
The Rustler reprints Harvey’s Weekly critique of President Wilson noting he has spent much of his 30 months since the second inauguration away from Washington. It claims eight months abroad or in progress, plus a long transcontinental excursion, totaling four months of yearly vacations with salary and expenses charged to taxpayers.
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