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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
4
Basin Republican lists mail matter status and advertising rate details for readers in Big Horn County. The notice includes second class matter designation, post office data, pricing per insertion and local rate structure, with references to local business terms and rate adjustments.
In the discussion of William J Bryan’s potential appointment as secretary of state, supporters note his past influence on major issues like silver and tariff policy, while critics warn that diplomacy requires restraint and tactical skill to handle foreign representatives and delicate international relations.
An article by O. J. Irwin argues the profit of dairying using cow manure to enrich soil. He recounts a tale of ten cows yielding substantial fertilizer, urging farmers to feed alfalfa to stock and combine conservation with profit for full farm value.
A delegation at Deadwood secured Basin for the proposed highway and the next Good Roads Congress will meet here during fair week. Residents thank the delegation. a crosswalk near the courthouse may be built. Wyoming floods caused little damage. J. P. Morgan’s death did not affect the stock market. A meadowlark sang as week faded and weather turned favorable.
A Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station note urges pigs on pasture to improve gains and cut grain use. It cites rape and pea pastures as valuable in maintenance and fattening rations, with specific weight savings and gains per acre, plus advice on balancing pasture with grain and timing for best returns.
A verse from American Lumberman extols staying money at home. It laments exile from home and urges promoters not to waste funds on distant ventures, insisting the old silver dollar should remain to enrich domestic comforts and endearments.
Reverend Carl Fisher will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday in both morning services. A cordial invitation is extended for all to attend worship and fellowship. Also appears an ad offering a good-behavior or haircut at a local barber shop.
The article argues fertility acts as a valuable asset in farming, not an endless bank. It explains plant food, soil moisture, and physical conditions govern crop yield, and that costs should reflect fertility loss with each harvest. It warns future generations bear the cost of mismanaging soil fertility.
A compact, often wry note on handling scarce emptiness in writing prompts. The piece nods to a hero with one job and a hired girl’s plight, weaving lines about freedom, labor, and social observation in a colloquial, period voice.
Cassell Realty Company files suit against J C Davis in District Court Greybull Wyoming seeking 3432 plus foreclosing a 3600 mortgage on lots 6 and 7, block 3 original Greybull. A receiver may be appointed. answer required by May 2 or May 4, 1913.
O R Irwin advocates forming a central dairy association to pool investment for Holstein bulls, enabling localities to share one bull investment every two years. He argues coordinated action boosts dairy business, improves farming and citizenship, cites Wisconsin as a model, and urges unity to make the Basin a prosperous, progressive region.
Department of the Interior Buffalo Wyoming land office notice for Charis Hopkins of Burlington Wyoming to prove up a land claim under entry No 03468 in section 18 township 51 range 96 west on May 5 1913 before Clerk R H Ahrens. Witnesses named James Black Grant Yarnell Rudolph Barr and Fred Wilson all of Burlington.
Notice is given that George R Harris of Otto Wyoming who on April 19 1910 made homestead entry No 03762 for algae and awne eqe 8 t 51 n r 956 w 6th p m has filed notice of intention to make final 3 year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Gilmore Hartigan A U commissioner at Basin Wyoming on the 5th day of May 1915 Claimant names as witnesses
The church will hold services in the First M. E. Church with morning worship at 11, evening service at 8, Sunday school at 10, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8. The pastor, W. Albone, extends a cordial welcome to all.
Christian Science services will be held in the Chapel on Contreet opposite Carnegie library Sunday at 11 a m The subject of the lesson sermon is Unreality A cordial invitation to For Sale Buffalo Pit threshing outfit 20lorae power very little used for sale cheap inT tf Anderson Johnson
Rough Dry Laundry seeks rough dry work with rates listed: unironed six cents per pound and ironed eight cents per pound. Basin Laundry advises readers to see The Republican about sale bill.
An drew Paddock of Basin Wyoming, holder of homestead entry No 3905, serial 02105, for lots 9 and 1 and sections 2 and 11, township 60 north range 93 west, has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim. The proceedings were set before R H Ahrens, clerk of court, Basin Wyoming, on April 6 1913. Also listed as witnesses: Janes Minks, Jacob Sowers, Joseph Denny, and Chrile C. Ella of Basin Wyoming. W F Brittain Register.
Market report lists grain and farm products from Standard Grain Co with prices for oats soft wheat barley alfalfa hay and animal products and a series of final settlement notices for estates in Basin Wyoming. Includes names Rolla E Blakesley Rachael Nelson Archibald Winne Jane Winne Hunter and stockholders meeting for the W F ditch at Otto Wyoming with date March 29 1913.
All machinery and related items for gale cheap on easy terms. If interested, write or call C21 Basin Bottling Works.
Homestead and desert land entries in Big Horn county Wyoming publish notices of intention to make final proof on April 29 1913 before clerk R H Abrene. Filers include Martha E Dow of Burlington and Martin Dow and others for parcels in township 51 north range 97 west with witnesses named from Burlington. John W. Cook Register.
Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming March 22 1913 notice that Fred Frisby Basin Wyoming filed for final five year proof to claim lot 46 1 6 acres in mineral land lot 93 with patent rights set for May 3 1913 before R H Aavens Basin clerk. Presley P Anderson Grover Cleveland Tillard Thomas W Spratt and John H Hanlon Basin Wyoming listed as witnesses. W F Brittain Register.
A fragmented excerpt lists a 1909 homestead entry by Miller of Mandelaon Wyoming in Basin with witnesses and a final proof timing. It also includes varied items such as rent based home purchases, a reward notice, livestock or sale notes, a poultry sale offer, and unrelated local notices across Tensleep and surrounding Basin areas.
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