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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
2
Ruth and Jack argue about the president and the bonus bill. Uncle Ted discusses Warren G Harding's cautious stance, noting funds and taxes, and that the veto followed careful fiscal thinking. He cites hospital spending and calls for prudent government budgeting.
Analysis of Kendrick's five year Senate record argues no constructive legislation by him and cites five bills he introduced with limited outcomes. It contrasts press claims of influence with Congressional Record and AP reports showing him as a routine vote and attendance member, noting a page of alleged “record” in Sheridan Enterprise.
A heated political critique accuses Senator John B. Kendrick of misrepresenting tariff votes and courting Republican support in Wyoming. Joseph C. O Mahoney blasts Kendrick while Mrs Antoinette Funk shifts between parties and campaigns for a Democrat who backed the tariff. The piece lampoons partisan crossfire and questions loyalty.
The cabinet decided to restrict enforcement within the three mile sea limit with exceptions when ships beyond that limit communicate with shore by their crews. Officials are to be cautioned to follow the decision. Municipal law up to twelve miles was deemed incompatible with international law and could risk entangling the government with other nations.
The State Highway Department disclaims responsibility for contractor bills under contracts with the State Highway Commission. Wyoming statutes outline collection methods from any contractor or their surety. First publication Sept. 15 1922. Last publication Oct. 6 1922.
C A Jessen mortgagor executed a $900 promissory note to The First National Bank of Basin Basin Wyoming on Nov 26 1921 with 10 percent interest to secure the note. On the same date a chattel mortgage covered two brown mares ages seven and eight weighing about 2600 pounds a Holtsein cow four years old and a calf a set of heavy barns a Deering mower a sulky rake a Mandt wagon and hay rack a top buggy and a seat.
The mortgage filed in the county clerk's office of Big Horn County Wyoming on November 1 1921 at 9 o'clock A M shows default on payment and power of sale is operative with $1 070 due including $90 attorney's fee. No suit has been started. On September 30 1922 at two o'clock in the afternoon at the Basin Court House front door the property will be sold to the highest bidder by Sheriff B F Wickwire. First publication September 15 1922 last publication September 29 1922.
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