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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1922

Page

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Prosperity Returning in Basin Says E J Sullivan

E J Sullivan, ex mayor of Basin and now tied to Casper pipeline plans, tells the Republican the Big Horn Basin shows improving business. He notes a new Salt Creek to Casper line built in 36 days to aid independent oil producers, asserts bank health, and urges thrift to advance agriculture and oil interests.

E. J. Sullivan Basin Casper Basin State Bank Republican E. T. Williams Oil Company Salt Creek United States Reclamation Service Te Basin State Bank Big Horn Basin East Big Horn

Theatre party at Rex with 16 guests from Denver honor

Mrs J Atherly hosted a Rex theatre party last Friday for her daughter Mrs Carl B Tost of Denver. After the show guests enjoyed refreshments at Wise’s drug store and danced late. Attendees included Mesdames Lino Landfair Coons Keefer Spurrier Shaw McKone and others plus Misses Skovgard Rhodes Wilson Jones Coons Burroughs.

Atherly The Rex Carl B. Tost Denver Wise’s George Lino John L. Landfair J. A. Coons T. Earl Keefer Bert Spurrier

Agriculture in Schools Consider Optional Four Year Program

Chamber of Commerce met Monday as Walter Horn head of the state agricultural extension department outlined plans for an optional four year vocational agriculture course in high schools. The state would reimburse up to 1000 dollars annually for instructor salary, with full accreditation to agricultural colleges.

Chamber of Commerce Walter Horn State Agricultural Extension Department

Thermopolis Set For Season Opener On Home Grid

The Basin high school football team opens the season this afternoon at Thermopolis. Coach Sharrar expects a hard first half as the line is new. The lineup likely includes Blakesley, Robertson at halfback, Devereaux at quarterback, Beall at fullback, Hanlon, Wheeler ends, Galloway, Jones tackles, Rosenberry, Gibson guards, Smith center. A large booster contingent travels hoping for a tie to start the conference race.

Thermopolis Basin Blakesley Robertson Devereaux Beall Hanlon Wheeler Galloway Jones Rosenberry Gibson Smith Sharrar Feol

Basin Visit By National Supply District Manager

L Thomas district manager of the National Supply company was in Basin on business matters earlier this week.

Ira Wethrill The National Supply Company of Casper Our City L. Thomas National Supply Company

Scout Party at Old Stone School Hosts Teens

Last Friday evening at the old stone school house Jack McDaniels led a party of scouts entertaining a large group of high school students and teachers. The evening centered on dancing and games and those present praised the scouts for their performance.

Old Stone School Jack McDaniels

Republican Meetings Announced For Early Next Month

The state republican central committee lists dates for meetings: Judge C E Winter and F B Lucas in Greybull on Tuesday evening October 3, Hon Frank W Mondell in Lovell on Friday evening October 6. Additional towns and dates to be announced.

State Republican Central Committee C. E. Winter F. BE. Lucas Greybull Frank W. Mondell Lovell Conty

Basin State Bank Elects New Directors at Meeting

The Basin State Bank held its regular quarterly directors meeting this morning. Directors reported the bank’s condition satisfactory and keyed to improving money markets in the east. James A. Berry and P. P. Anderson were elected as additional directors. Mrs H C Brome entertained ladies at luncheon honoring Mrs R E Varner.

Basin State Bank James A. Berry P. P. Anderson H. C. Brome R. E. Varner

A U Kimbro Dead at 61 in Basin Wyoming

Alferd A Kimbro born May 6 1871 near Woburn Illinois died in Basin Wyoming September 31 1933 aged 61 years 4 months 15 days He left a wife two children Harold and Marie two brothers 7 D Kimbro of Hrattville and K K Kimbro of Shell two sisters Mrs B F Ray of Rushville Illinois and Mrs J M Smith of Basin His parents Daniel and mother are buried here He belonged to the Odd Fellows for 26 years and Woodmen of the World with insurance Funeral held last Saturday at 3 pm in the Baptist church Rev Lowerle and Rev Bowling with a quartet Miss Winifred Patten Mrs R A Gould W E B Fal bott and J A Coons Patten sang a solo Pallbearers R B Landfair J W Osborn R A Gould Joe Messier Mark Brown and H L Smith Burial Mount View cemetery I O O F Lodge had charge at grave.

Alferd A. Kimbro Woburn Ilinois Basin Wyo Harold Marie D. Kimbro Hrattville K. K. Kimbro Shell B. F. Ray Rushville J. M. Smith Daniel Kimbro Oddfellows Lodge Woodmen of the World Baptist Church Lowerle Bowling

War Probable in Near East as Powers Clash

Following a Greek rout, Turkish forces violate the Dardanelles neutrality and Britain delivers a forty eight hour ultimatum. France and Italy back Britain as fleets gather at Constantinople and troops move toward disputed areas. King Constantine abdicates, Prince George acts as regent, and Greek mobilization continues in Thrace. A wider war seems likely with limited hope for peace talks.

Dardenelles France Italy Straits Constantinople Constantine George Thrace Near East

Baptist Revival Meetings Open With Broad Appeal

The Baptist Church began a series of revival meetings Sunday the 17th with small crowds but strong interest. Evangelist Mr Lowrie appeals to Old Time Religion with timely messages. Attendees of all denominations are welcome as services run nightly at 8 o'clock, ending October 8.

The Baptist Church Lowrie Thomas B. McGregor Kentucky Republic America Babson Wall Street Journal Richard H. Edmonds Manufacturers Record Lowerle

Odd Fellows Hold Encampment in Greybull Initiate Nine

A large group of local Odd Fellows attended the Encampment in Greybull last Monday night to assist in the initiation of nine candidates, followed by a watermelon feed. Dave Allen of Hyattville was a visitor in town yesterday.

Greybull Dave Allen Hyattville

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