Basin Republican Second Class Mail Notice
Basin Wyoming post office notes that the Basin Republican is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act with a filing date of June 30 1905.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
4
Prowar Voices and Prohibition Debate in Wyoming
A Wyoming editorial argues for strong wartime preparedness and criticizes Woodrow Wilson's stance on disarmament. It praises Republican aims, denounces political expediency, and urges the Anti-Saloon League to mobilize for a dry Wyoming ahead of the election.
Basin Boys Strike Fruit Thief Pranks Prompt Alarm
Local residents report repeated vandalism as several Basin youths trespass in gardens and orchards, stealing ripening fruit and other produce. Officials warn parents and youths to halt the depredations before a serious incident occurs.
Nuisance at Corner as Bicyclists Rule Sidewalks
A Posin citizen recounts frequent sidewalk disruptions by cyclists, noting six riders passing a corner in five minutes and dangerous conditions for walkers. He cites an incident where a man was knocked down by a bicycle rider, needing a cane for six weeks, urging action to curb the nuisance.
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Tim
Posin
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Methodist Church
The Meth odist church Sunday school plans a Saturday picnic at the municipal campground north of the courthouse. Bring basket lunches and join the afternoon activities starting at three with races for various ages and a potato novelty contest. Dinner serves at five thirty.
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Methodist Church
Court House
Tri
Junior Home Guards Receive Commissions
On Monday afternoon commissions were presented to boys who earned them in the summer garden contest. Mayor E J Sullivan praised their efficiency and patriotism while Prof W F Moor supervised the work. About forty gardens were planted under his direction, and Billy Burroughs was named captain with Fred Gibson Lester Gibson and Burl Jones as lieutenants.
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E. J. Sullivan
W. F. Moor
Billy Burroughs
Fred
Lester Gibson
Burl Jones
Visiting Brother Arrives from Eldorado to Stay in Basin
Harry Letzkus arrived in Basin from Eldorado Kansas to visit indefinitely at the home of his brother Elliott.
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Harry Letzkus
Basin
Eldorado, Kas
Elliott
Hyattville men Claude Waln and Wm Rannells in town
Claude Waln and William Rannells from Hyattville are in town today attending to land matters.
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Claude Waln
Wm. Rannells
Hyattville
Increase Production In Poultry urged by American Association
An appeal to poultry raisers to increase production of poultry meat and eggs was issued by the American Association of Instructors and investigators in poultry husbandry after a recent meeting in Amherst Massachusetts. The resolution states there will be unprecedented demand for breeding stock and poultry products and calls for approved methods better stock and management in each flock.
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American Association of
Amherst
Mass
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