Basin Wyoming Post Office Notice
Entry appears in 1905 as second class matter under the 1879 act. The note records mailing status and filing arrangement for Basin Wyoming.
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Basin
Wyoming
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
4
Labor and Union Values Emphasized in Local Notice
P. P. Anderson outlines subscription rates and publishing terms while urging unions to admit only U.S. citizens fit for fair work. He argues unions bred radical sentiment and strikes through lax membership, and says public demand requires reasonable costs and labor standards backed by public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citi Gen
United States
Teapot Dome dispute and political critique voiced
Brother Arlie Coons claims Teapot Dome was stolen from Wyoming while noting Wyoming’s only benefit came from Mondell's royalty. The speaker notes some allies will face hardship this Thanksgiving and argues private failures do not translate to public success.
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Arlie Coons
the Rustler
Wyoming
Frank Mondell
Unions Face Public Pressure Over Radical Control
The piece argues that summer strikes show public concern over unions that do not recognize civic rights. It calls for leaders to purge radicals and run unions to gain public sympathy and support.
Basin Woman's Club Meeting and Federation Plans
The Basin Woman's Club met in the library September 27 with President Mrs. R G Belton presiding. New members L B India Norland and Louise Porter were voted in. Delegates to the Wyoming Federation meeting in Torrington October 3-6 were named, and a $25 scholarship fund donation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Basin
R. G. Belton
India
H. EB. Norland
Louise Porter
Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clube
Torrington
Wm. Co. Snow
D. EB. Lewis
C. A. van Devender
H. M. Sheive
C. B. Beck
N. J. Long
Ira Rayl
F. J. Stipek
D. T. Hand
Zela Murphy
P. P. Anderson
Thos. M. Hyde
State Legislative Committee
A. S. Moore
Solo
F. L. McNown
Barnett Committed After Insanity Verdict in Greybull
Bennett Barnett of Greybull appeared in district court before Commissioner J. R. Bonwell and a jury as to an in sanitary charge. The jury, including Fred House and others, found him insane and he was committed to the Evansson state hospital for treatment.
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Bennett Barnett
Greybull
District Court
J. R. Bonwell
Fred House
O. T. Gebhart
R. J. Extra
W. J. Jones
L. B. McDaniels
J. 8. Atherly
Barnett
State Hospital
Evansson
Hunt Rabbits Near Cody Beside Old Town Legends
Chas. McEachron and Myron Wooden, noted typo graphic art disciples in the Republican office, spent Sunday in Cody and nearby areas on a rabbit hunt. They recall Buffalo Bill era days and report rose bushes with same thorns, cockle burs, and skittish rabbits, yet returned with a goodly bag of bunnies.
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Chas. McEachron
Myron Wooden
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wise Brothers Radio Set in Wise Brothers Jewelry Store
Dr. L G Van Slyke, a pioneer radio enthusiast, builds a complete radio plant in Wise Brothers Jewelry Store. In a short time concerts and entertainment features will be offered for the public with advanced notices for the first show. The set covers all major stations and provides latest news and music.
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L. G. van Slyke
Wise Brothers
Jewlery
H S Girls Win Honors
Basin high salutes the H S Girls Canning Club for sweeping prizes at the Douglas state fair and Midland Empire fair in Billings. Marguerite Borden Masie Johnson and Blanch Baker led the team amid seasoned competition at Wyoming and Billings.
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Douglas
Billings
Wyoming
Basin High
Marguerite Borden
Masie Johnson
Blanch Baker
Migratory Bird Season Rules For Hunters In State
Public notice states that the migratory bird treaty act bans shooting before half an hour before sunrise and not after sunset. Season runs Sept 16 to Dec 16 with a 15 duck daily bag limit under state law. federal limit is 25. Some species are allowed while others are protected.
Basin Get Together Tuesday at Methodist Church
A community gathering is planned for Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the Basin Methodist church. Residents are invited to attend and bring baskets with sandwiches potato salad baked beans and cake to share with everyone.
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Methodist Church
Basin
Miss Niaz J. Brooks Speaks on The Law of Success
Miss Niaz J. Brooks, vice president of the International New Thought Alliance, spoke under its auspices at the M. E. church to a large audience. She is described as a deep thinker and polished orator and presented The Law of Success to favorable reception.
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Niaz J. Brooks
International New Thought Alliance
M. E. Et Arch
Dr. Dodge Returns Home To Basin Community
Dr. C. W. Dodge, formerly with Ohio Oil Co and based in Billings, resigns to join Illinois Pipe Line Co and will be stationed in Basin. This move is welcomed by many neighbors and friends in the Basin area.
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C. W. Dodge
Ohio Oil Co
Billings
Illinois Pipe Line Co
Basin
Great service for school by local chiropractor
Dr Hubert L McAornle provides free chiropractic care to high school athletes with stiff joints and sore necks from scrimmage. He contributes his services so the boys stay in top shape to compete for the team’s honor and glory.
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Hubert L. McAornle
Birthday Party for Fredrick McNown’s Seventeenth
On Friday evening Fredrick McNown hosted eighteen of his young friends at a theatre party to celebrate his seventeenth birthday. After the show, refreshments at the McNown home concluded the gathering as the guests wished him many more birthdays.
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Fredrick McNown
McNown
Fredrick
First National Directors Meet in Regular Monthly Session
The directors of the First National bank held their regular monthly meeting in the banking rooms. Out of town attendees included Arthur K. Lee from Ther mopolis John Seaman of Hyattville and Ed Carothera of Brokenback.
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First National Bank
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
John Seaman
Hyattville
Ed Carothera
Brokenback
Red Cross Meeting Set Next Tuesday at Chamber
Members of the Red Cross will meet in the chamber of commerce rooms next Tuesday afternoon October 3rd at 4 o'clock. It is urged that all members and the executive board attend due to important business. John Luman of Paint Rock is visiting town today.
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the Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
John Luman
Paint Rock
Examinations At School By Powell Optometrist
Dr. D. H. Glenn of Powell examined children in public schools this week for eye troubles. He expects to complete the examination of all pupils in a few days.
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D. H. Glenn
Powell
Basket Social at Baptist Church Next Sunday
The Baptist church congregation will hold a basket social after morning services in the Tillard grove across the river. All are invited and asked to bring baskets.
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the Baptist Church
Tillard Grove
Dinner Hosts Honor Guests at The Markham
Mr. and Mrs. T. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. R. Silver entertained at The Markham last evening in honor of Mrs. R. E. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spencer. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bishop.
The Conquering Power Receives Rave Reviews
New York critics laud The Conquering Power with high praise. Hariette Underhill commends Rex Ingram as a master craftsman and calls the film among Broadway’s best. Alison Smith hails it as a little film masterpiece with empathy and charm.
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New York Times
Igmam
Hariette Underhill
New York Tribune
Rudolph Valentino
Rex Ingram
Germany
Alison Smith
Globe
The Conquering Power film praised by critics
P F Reniers of the New York Evening Post and Evening Mail hail The Conquering Power as a serene, beautifully composed film with superb photography and direction. They deem it superior to The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and a landmark in motion picture art.
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P. F. Reniers
New York Evening Post
Ingraham
Evening Mail
Ingram
The English View Point on Tariff Policy
The London Times criticizes the republican tariff and notes foreign trade gains. For the first seven months, the US imported goods from the United Kingdom valued at 183 million dollars, up from 138 million last year, a rise of 45 million dollars.
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London Times
Times
United Kingdom
The
England
Impeachment Probe to Open in December Appeals to Public Interest
The Judiciary Committee will thoroughly investigate the impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty when Congress convenes in December. The aim is to give widest publicity to show how the government protects the people from a conspiracy by an unscrupulous minority. Republican for job printing.
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Daugherty
Judiciary Committee of the House
Congress
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