Basin notes from Himes area and Basin readers
Reports from April through early spring discuss local travel to a canyon cave, schooling, and teaching in Crystal Creek. residents like Miss Bessie Freeman and Mrs. Clif Hensley are mentioned along with N A Paddock work on pumps and bridge plans. New arrivals, land changes, weather quirks, and fair preparations are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Black
Fred
Ben Barnett
Tasin
Fred Eberhard
Savannah
Eberhard
West
Miss Bennett
Kane
Harry Benniger
Himes
N. A
Naval
Bessie Freeman
Crystal Creek
Sterling Worth
N. A. Paddock
Mr. Johnson
Alabama
Johnson
Barnett Ranch
Basin
Chamber of Commerce
Clif Hensley
Worland
Clyde Stratton
Howard Place
Kansas
Hazlett
Greybull
Jones House
Wyoming
Jones Place
C. F. Mackenzie
Montana
E. C. Howe
Greybull Hospital
Don Wells
Overland
Utah
Don
Chas. Lawrence
Johnnie
Shoshoni
Olon Crandall
Charles
Vera Snyder
Lewis
Otto area notes relay town life and early spring events
Otto residents report births and illnesses, moving families, and local visits. The Engstrom baby funeral for typhoid, spring weather hints, and multiple trips to Basin Basin and Grey Bull figure in community updates. Soldiers prepare for Fort Russell service while neighbors discussland, lambs, and school departures.
Chalmers Cars Set Historic Races and Rail Speeds in 1916
In 1916 Chalmers achieved top results in multiple events from Wilkes-Barre to Pike’s Peak. A car won the free-for-all at Giant’s Despair earning the Hollenbeck Trophy after outpacing four 12-cylinder rivals. Other runs set records on Detroit to Indianapolis, Atlanta to Chattanooga, and Dallas to San Antonio, beating fast trains like Dixie Flyer and Katy Limited. Renowned achievements highlighted a decade of speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Chalmers
Wilkes-Barre
Chalmers
Atlanta
Chattanooga
South
Round-up plan urged to eradicate dourine among horses
On March 30 1947 horse owners near Tensleep met with federal and state veterinarians to approve a round-up and test plan for dourine. Owners to gather animals at central points for testing before entry to forests, with Berch Warner in charge and compliance encouraged under a last legislature authorizing state action against contagious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ewen
Geo. B. McClellan
Howard Place
Shell Creek
Tibbs and Taggert
Crystal Creek
Sharon's Crossing
Howard Watts
W. H. Wyman
Trapper Creek
Tensleep
Possemes
Berch Warner
Doc rine eradication campaign meeting with Hyattville horse owners
A letter from A W French state veterinarian and Dr E W Howe federal inspector announces a 1917 rural horse disease eradication campaign in Hyattville Utah area. It invites local horse owners to attend an informal meeting on April 20, 1917, and references a March 30 round up plan with horses held at convenient points. A $10 reward is offered for strays including a black stallion and branded horses left thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattville
E. W. Howe
Denver
Colorado
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Dig Saturn County
Republican
Clift Hensley
William van Arsdall
Fort Collines
Colo
Mackenzie Place
Otto
Mr. Stein
St. Joe
Jones
Blynn
David Geertsen
Dr. Reeser
Burlington
George Eyre
Lovell
Beaver Creek
Earl Sprague
M. W. Anderson
James D. Pratt
Jerome
Idaho
Mr. Pratt
Earl D. Sprague
Roy Sprague
James Pratt
Welch
Need Point
Mont
Fort Krussell
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Contest Board
The
American Automobile Association
American Autom
New York
Packard
E. C. Patterson
Pike’s Peak
Pike's Peak
Detroit
Indianapolis
Dallas
San Antonio
Alvin Olson
G. W. Black & CO
A. W. French
Kunkle
Wye
Dares
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