Big Horn Basin preps larger state fair outlook
The note celebrates the Big Horn county fair’s record performance at the state fair in Douglas and urges continued teamwork and local support for the 1923 effort. It praises cooperation from Basia’s mayor and council, Basin business leaders, and the community, noting the fair as a clean, educational event run by local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Banner County
Big Horn Basin
Douglas
Basia
Basin
Harry Hime
Big Horn County Fair
Basin County Fair Appeal Cranks Up for Growth and Upgrades
In a call for progress the Basin County announces stricter enforcement of laws, rejects gambling concessions, and highlights needs for a larger auditorium and remodeled halls. Community groups including farmers, stockmen, schools, churches, and youth are urged to support a cleaner fair and continued investment in fair property and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Basin City
Taxes in 1922 Levy Decrease in County Said
The Rustler editor claimed taxes would rise but the 1922 levy shows a decrease in valuation from 17 218 038 to 16 883 122 and a lower tax total. County agent costs rose, grasshopper campaign spending matched, and school tax increased by public vote, yielding overall lower taxes than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustler
Arle Coons
Arnie
Death of Infant Child Alvah Clarence Gould
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Alvah Gould died Tuesday from an infant ailment. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 PM in the cemetery with Rev Edwin Bowling officiating. Community sympathy is extended to the bereaved parents.
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Alvah Clarence
Alvah Gould
Edwin Bowling
Mrs M B Walker Hosts Bamedi Bridge Club Event
Mrs M B Walker entertained Tuesday evening at bridge with the Bamedi bridge club and invited guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sliver H Brome C L Brome West Hyde Dishoph Rausch Peterson Brill Bu Ook Fleming and Mrs R K B Varner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Walker
Bridge
Bamedi Bridge Club
Sliver
H. ©. Brome
C. L. Brome
West
Hyde
Dishoph
Rausch
Peterson
Brill
Buook
Fleming
RK. B Varner
Wyoming Receives Oil Royalties Payment After Washington Warrant
A Washington warrant today authorizes $1,566,677 to Wyoming for fiscal year oil royalties on government land ending June 30. Wyoming receives 37 percent of US royalties, with the rest going to the reclamation service fund. Distribution favors counties, roads, the university, and schools.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Washington
United States
Reclamation Service
Mondel
Boy Burned On Nowood Suffered Burns In Powder Accident
Carroll Duncan nine, of Bunker and Barber ranch on Nowood, suffered severe burns after finding a keg of powder in an outbuilding. He and a neighbor boy started small fires, powder exploded, burning him over the body. He was treated at Basin hospital and expected to recover.
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Bunker & Barber Ranch
Nowood
Berch Warner
Duncan
Basin Hospital
Zimmerman Mills Tie The Knot In Basin Ceremony
George Zimmerman and Miss Lula Mills were married on Tuesday with Rev. Edwin Bowling officiating. The groom, son of Mrs. Effie Zimmerman, is known in Basin and has taught in the northeastern part of the state. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Mills of Greybull, will join him as he relocates for work. Friends wish the couple joy.
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George Zimmerman
Lula Mills
Edwin Bowling
Effie Zimmerman
Basin
al Mills
Greybull
Basin High School Football Scrimmage at Local Park
Basin High School football team hosts a Basin town team in a free afternoon scrimmage at the local ball park as part of prep for the Thermopolis game next Friday. The Basin Horn Conference teams are among the opponents in this training match.
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Basin High School
Ble Horn
Basin
Thermopolis
Married in Douglas Prominent Local Couple Wed
Albert Scholz and Fairy D. Murry were married in Douglas on September 14. The couple will reside in Grey Bull after a honeymoon in Thermopolis with groom’s brother A M Scholz. The bride previously worked in Basin and is praised for her charm. The groom, son of J. and (Mrs.) Scholz, works in the ice business with Oscar and A M Scholz. Friends and the Republican wish them happiness.
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Douglas
Albert Scholz
Fairy D. Murry
Thermopolis
A. M. Scholz
Basin
Greybull
Basin High Names Captain of the Football Team
Jerome Devereaux a Basin High School sophomore and popular student was elected Captain of the football team by last year’s lettermen on Tuesday. The team will be steered by a hardworking leader who commands the respect and goodwill of the eleven and is expected to yield strong results from the squad.
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Jerome Devereaux
Basin High School
Jerome
Nora L Brooks Pioneer of New Thought to Visit Basin
Miss Nora L Brooks, pioneer of the higher thought movement and first vice president of the International New Thought Alliance, visits Basin the last week in September to spread messages of health happiness and prosperity. She has ministered for twenty three years and teaches in major eastern and western cities.
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Higher Thought
Nona L. Brooks
Miss Brooks
International New Thought Alliance
Miss Brooks Draws crowds with talks on healing and success
Large crowds attend the lectures by Miss Brooks at the Methodist church auditorium on September 28. The afternoon talk at 2 30 is The Law of Healing and the evening talk at 8 o clock is The Law of Success.
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Miss Brooks
The
Methodist Church
Death of A U Kimbro at Denny building store
A U Kimbro died last evening after a brief illness from tetanus caused by a razor cut while shaving days earlier. He leaves brothers and a sister, a wife and two children. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM from the Baptist church. An obituary will run next week.
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A. U. Kigabro
Denny
Baptist Church
Kimbro
Third Degree Work at Basin Lodge No. 29
Basin Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias to perform third degree work with a full attendance expected tonight. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony.
McMahon Found Safe After Desert Trek In Medicine Lodge Canyon
McMahon A. McMahon, age well over eighty, was found Sunday afternoon by a search party led by Eddie Slg and A C Burgess about two miles from the Burgess ranch on Medicine Lodge. He had traveled from Tuesday of last week without food and water since Friday night and was brought home by A B Moore and L A Brown. Dr H T Harris said he was bruised and scratched but not seriously injured and he began recovery after careful feeding. The rescue credited ranchers and cowboys from the Trappr, Shell and Paint Rock districts for unselfish cooperation in the life saving effort.
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A. McMahon
Big Horn Mountains
Eddie Slg
A. C. Burgess
Burgess Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Moore
L. A. Brown
Mac
H. T. Harris
Medicine Lodge Lake
Medicine Lodge Creek
Medicine Lodge Canyon
McMahon
Trapper
Shell
Paint Rock
Red Cross Meeting Set for September 26
A Red Cross meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday September 26 at 3 30 p m. Members will discuss details and arrangements for the membership drive from November 11 to 26. All members urged to attend. Mrs Mary Bircumshaw.
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The
Red Cross
Miners Found Dead in Argonaut Mine Tragedy
All forty seven miners entombed at the Argonaut mine in Jackson California were found dead by rescuers twenty two days after a fire trapped them. Notes left by the miners indicate death occurred within five hours of entrapment.
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Jackson
Calif
Reacuers
Hartigan frame up claims raise in Lovell hearing
The Rustler criticizes Hartigan defense and protest publicity in a Lovell liquor case. The piece accuses Arlie of whitewash, argues Hartigan sold eight ounces of jamada ginger to a stranger, and claims press bias. readers are urged to judge the facts themselves as the issue remains political.
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Ar- Me Coons
Hartigan
Lovell
Arlie
Yucatan
Wilsonson
Annie
Prohibition
Jake
Artie
Mads
Youdis
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