Spectacular Rexall pigeon race to St Louis spectacle
The Rexall convention will feature a cross country homing pigeon race from up to 500 miles away to St Louis with 6 000 trained birds. Army observers will monitor the event and pigeons will carry messages to Missouri governor. Frank P. Locke will judge the race as Rexall reps inspect a new 4 million dollar factory.
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Rexall
St. Louis
Lotsa
Signal Sorps
United Drug Company
Earth
U. S. Army
Hih
St.Louis Lofe
Missouri
Rexall Loft
Frank P. Locke
International Federation of American
Basin Basins Basin Republican Auctioneer Ad
D W Rogers announces auctioneering services with early sales dates welcome Basin Wyoming and Basin Republican newspaper as official town and county paper inviting business and noting upcoming sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Basin Republican
Basin High School Notes Report Fresh Enrollments and Events
Basin High School reports new enrollments in both grade and high school, lists several incoming students from Hyattville and Manderson, and notes upcoming lectures. It covers baseball games against Worland and Greybull with 25 cent admission, the first Y W C A meeting with officers elected, a hike planned to honor new teachers, and Campfire Girls’ first hike ten miles to Skogard ranch with chaperone Miss Dyer.
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Arlene Jones
Oscar Smith
Robi, Benger
Roland Benge
Ruth Powles
Vincent Rogers
Ancel
Joyce Dickman
Bil Taylor
Sidney Nelson
Hyattville
Leland Gossett
Fred Barton
Manderson
Worland High School
Greyball High School
Frida
Euelah Hartman
Marjorie Akers
Verena Bollman
Miss Dyer
White Ranch
Basin High
Skovgard
Greybull
No Substitute for Flag in Debate on League of Nations
U.S. Senator Harding addressing visitors made a pledge that there never shall be a substitute for the Stars and Stripes. The remark followed a speech in which questions about the league and flag status were raised with reference to a league of nations.
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League of Nations
League of Nation
Harding
Cox Accuses Republicans of Big Fund to Buy Voters
Candidate Cox claims Republicans seek a 15 million dollar fund to corrupt voters. He questions if he insults his own party by insinuating Democratic votes could be bought. He notes the decisive electorate remains the Democratic element.
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Cox
Harding Leads In Maine Poll Odds
The republican victory in Maine boosts Harding and Coolidge odds. Sharps price Harding at three to one while Cox backers push for four to one. The closest contest is Ohio with seven to five on a Harding sweep of his native state.
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Maine
Harding
Coolidge
Senator Harding
Cox
Ohio
First Church of Christ Scientist Announces Services
Sunday services at 11 am and Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 6 pm. Sunday school for ages up to twenty at 10 am. Reading rooms open daily 3 to 6 pm except Sundays and legal holidays. All invited to attend services and visit reading rooms.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Woman Wanted for General House Work on Ranch
Lost notice seeking a girl or woman for general house work on ranch between Manderson and Worland Minnesota. License No 9114 attached. Name J B Ogden appears in the ad.
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Basin
First National Bank
of Basin
New York
L A
A. E. Lan E
C. E. Anderson
D. W. Rogers
Wyoming
Basin School
Keil
Berry's Grocery
Martie V. Rhodes
Trearserer
Mark H. Smith
Oscar Saenger
Morris Dailey*cattle CO
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Paint Rock
Nowood
Clarence Gardner
Skie
P. O. Address, Hyattville
RED Bank Cattle Co
Paris Daugherty
Tensieep
C. H. Cropsey
DE. MB
Walker
Telephone
DE. V. E
Larrice
Pioneer Building Basin
Wyo
C. A. Zaring
Big Horn
Horsea
W. R. Tolman
Talman Mountain
Elk Creek
P. O
Otto, Wyo
L Smith
Shell Creek
Shell, Wyo
J. P. Arnott
DES. Harris & Harris
H. T. Harris
C. E. Harris
Brome & Hyde
Basin State Bank
Basin and Worland
William C. Show
Pioneer Bldg
Basin, Wyoming
Fritz Bros
Rairden
Fraternity Hall
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Order of Eastern Star
Basin Camp
M. W
Thompson Lumber & Hardware Co
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