Barton Named Casper Newspaper Leader in New Era
The Casper Tribune announces former publishing executive Mr. Barton will guide the Casper papers. He previously led advertising for American Chicle and edited The Morning Telegraph. Barton vows no staff changes and plans to make Casper his lifelong home while praising Western fair-mindedness.
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New York
American Chicle Company
The
Chewing Gum Trust
Barton
Naval ‘Aviation’ Corps
Morning Telegraph
United States
Peter Finley Dunne
Dooley
William E. Lewis
Alfred Henry Lewis
Lewis
West
Casper
Mr. Barton
Barbara
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
New York City
Basin High grid notes tease line up before Thermopolis kickoff
Notes from Basin schools describe final practices and a battle for starting positions on the eleven. Coach Sharrar and Mr. McNown guide a growing line and backfield with Burl Jones showing versatility and Vernon Beall returning to boost the Green and White. Jerome Deveraux leads as the hard tackler and signals caller amid preseason uncertainty.
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Thermopolis
Sharrar
McNown
Burl Jones
Vernon Beall
Husky
Jerome Deveraux
Auto Owners urged to transport students to Thermopolis game
Attention Auto Owners urged to offer rides to high school students and cheering girls for the opening game at Thermopolis. The note asks locals to carpool to support a victory and shows community spirit.
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Thermopolis
YWCA Hike and Fifth Grade Flag Victory
YWCA girls hosted a breakfast by the river for high school girls and teachers with many late risers. The fifth grade won a flag contest started by the Anti-Saloon League and expressed pride in the new American flag.
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Anti-Saloon League
Basin High School Records Peak Enrollment
Basin High School reports record overall enrollment with 137 students in the senior high and eighth grade combined. Eighth grade 39, freshmen 24, sophomores 31, juniors 18, seniors 19, plus six special students.
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the Basin High School
Sophmore
Jim Deveraux Elected Captain of Lettermen
Last night the lettermen met to elect their captain for this year. Five members voted with Jim Deveraux winning a majority by three votes. Powell High School grows, reporting about 200 in the high school and 470 total in grades.
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Jim
Democrats Target Teapot Lease Bill Amid Criticism
Democrats decry what they call the narrowing of the Tea Pot home nav reserve while noting the bill creating the Teapot lease was sponsored by a Democratic administration andSenator Kendrick voted for it, marking one of the few major votes he supported.
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Kendrick
Basin Town Council Minutes September 4 1922 Basin Wyoming
Basin Wyoming city council met in regular session with Mayor and several councilmen present. Bills totaled 196.36 for utilities, salaries, supplies, and engineering with numerous line items. The council appointed A B Martin fire chief without pay and designated D C Loyer and H B Dutton as marshals for the fair.
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Basin
Wyoming
R. B. West
R.ee Ferris
Moore
L. M. Blair
Continental Oil Co
Gralock Packing Co
Wyoming Gas Co
D. C
Hawk-Eye Compound Co
J. R. Morrison
G. B. Morrison
Jo. H Hanlon
Leah A. Brill
Treaseurer
Spitzer
Prince-Nixon
Forte & Fredell
Prince-Nixon Engineering Co
Final Settlement Notice in Fulton R Morris Estate
Executors of Fulton R Morris estate filed a final report and petition for distribution in Big Horn County District Court Wyoming. A hearing on October 25, 1922 at Basin Court House will determine distribution unless objections are filed beforehand.
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Fulton R. Morris
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Court House
Basin
A. D
John L. Landfair
Notice of Timber and Land Purchase Bid in Buffalo Wyoming
Homer G. Renner of Basin Wyoming filed December 26 1919 Sworn Statement and Application No 016549 to purchase SE NE 35 T49N R88W 6th P M timber and land under Timber and State Law. Timber estimated 80000 board feet at 3.00 per M and land valued at 206.00. Final proof to be offered November 14 1922 before the Register and Receiver Buffalo Wyoming. Protests or contests may be filed prior to patent issues. J D Gallup Register. First publication Sept 15 1922. Last publication Nov 10 1923.
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Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
Homer G. Renner
Basin
Register
United Staes
James D. Gallup
Proposed Constitutional Amendments in Wyoming 1922
The Sixteenth Legislature proposes two constitutional amendments to be voted on November 7 1922. Amendment One raises salary limits for county officials in three valuation classes and sets maximums for sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and superintendent of schools.
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Wyoming
A. D
County O Sessor
State Officials Salary Limits and Land Board Formation
Government salary caps set for county officers including sheriff clerk treasurer and assessor with varying ceilings. Also authorizes consolidation of two state land boards into a new Board of Land Commissioners to manage lands granted for public schools under public auction with orderly disposal. E Chaplin, Secretary of State. First publication August 18 1933. Last publication November 3 1933.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
E. Chaplin
Masonic and related lodge meeting schedule listed
Temple Lodge No 20 A F and AM holds second and fourth Wednesdays. The Order of Eastern Star meets Fraternity Hall on the second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No 36 I O C F meets every Tuesday evening. Basin Camp No 16 I O F first and third Thursdays. Elisa Rebekah Lodge No 36 I C F first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No 5586 M W meets second and fourth Thursdays. Royal Neighbor Basin Camp No 26 meets first and third Thursdays at Fraternity Hall.
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Fraternity Hall
Basin Lodge No. 20
K. of P
Temple Lodge
The
Order of Eastern Star
Basin
Elisa Rebekah
C. F
Basin Camp
M. W
Royal
Basin Camp No
Ofet
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Casper Tribune
Non
Rosenberry
Io Heavy
Hot Springs
Basin High
Toothaker
Y. M. C. A. Club
Y. W. C. A. Hike
Jim Deveraux
Powell High School
T. H
I Ae Aa Aaa Co
BE. Anderson
Henry Payne
Lee Duncan
Neal Anderson
Western Belting & Packing Co
National Supply Co
G. J. Schenk
Atherly
Thompson Lumber Co
G. B. Brigham
State of Wyoming
A. Banville
Bay
Nnccaesse-Neesees
Ray R. Morton
Wise Bros
Basin Republican
Basin Hardware Co
F. W. Chamberlin
R. B. Cummings
Benesas
Noll Lumber Co
H. B. Dutton
B.D. Cox
Auto Supply Co
T. K. Bishop
R. R. Ferris
A. B. Martin
Acheat
Fulton R
Morris, Esate
Leland
Inscho Civil Engineer
Clyde W. Atherly
Wyo
W. R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
I. Smith
Shell Credk
Shell, Wye
Paris Daugherty
Tensleep, Wye
resRienes
de, V. E. Larrick
Pioneer
Wyre
Des
Harris
Physicians and Surgeons
H. T. Marvis
C. E. Harrie
Oscar Saenger
William C. Sow
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Clarence Gardner
Oattie
Mike
Tormice
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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