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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
9
A humorous column mocks presidents' actions and party loyalties, noting a French leader's resignation and calling on Woodrow Wilson. The voice jokes about March 4th changeover, asks about Democratic box buttons, and mentions bankers and party loyalties in a folksy style.
A fragmented speech urges voters to back Harding over the Democrats, criticizing war spending and Woodrow Wilson era policy. The speaker highlights liberty bonds, military aid, and party politics while contrasting roosevelt era rhetoric with Republican reform.
Sheridan reports the Wyoming campaign kickoff by Colonel Roosevelt Jr. and Raymond Robbins. Large crowds heard attacks on the League of Nations and promises to restore "America first" policies under Harding and Coolidge. Robbins spoke to overflow listeners as the event emphasized anti Democratic platforms and party unity.
Congressman Mondell in Cheyenne vows major tax reform once Republicans control government. He cites public anger at excess profits tax and opposition to detectives used in tax collection. He says Democrats created crude laws and Republicans will repeal or modify burdensome taxes to aid business.
The board of county commissioners announces a new 40 foot wide road starting at Lot 68 in township 62 north range 93 west, running along lot lines and Secs 82 and 32, terminating 20 feet north of the south line of Sec. 32. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by October 6, 1920. Basin Wyoming date September 79 1920 Zela Murphy county clerk. Also shop ads and found items noted.
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