Grand Army of the Republic observed in Decatur anniversary
The fiftieth anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic was observed with a bronze tablet marking the founding site. Bishop Samuel Fellows spoke, Janet J. Bender presided, and the wigwam site where Lincoln was endorsed was noted for marking. Colonel W. F. Cody named judge advocate general on Governor Kendrick’s staff. Stiney traveled to Denver to deliver the commission.
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Decatur
Grand Army of the Republic
Samuel Fellows
Chicago
Tlinois G. A. R
Janet J. Bender
Women's Relief Corps ‘of
Illinois
W. F
Buffalo bin
Cody
Kendrick
Stiney
Denver
Seed Catalog Excerpt Offers Garden Stock and Roses
A trader advertises a large stock of home grown and imported garden seed ready for immediate distribution. Early orders qualify for same day shipping, plus a line of roses and ornamental shrubs. Various vegetables and seeds are listed with prices and package sizes, aimed at Wyomin g gardeners.
Noted Scout Receives General Appointment. Wyoming News Capsule
The Casper Press notes the scout’s honor of a general appointment following a long service under successive governors. It also covers livestock board changes in Lander, drought-era wool market activity in Rawlins, new state harvest and animal welfare laws, 1916 wild animal bounty, and local 4-H style clubs in Worland and Kane death and funeral of Ris Moore.
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Jalzo
Fast Road Building Near Guernsey Wyoming
The first tunnel near Guernsey Wyoming 3300 feet long should finish within 60 days barring unforeseen problems. Crews have pressed ahead for two months facing a harder rock toward the end with about 750 feet left. A second 1900 foot tunnel will start after the first is finished using the same method. The third tunnel and the cutoff erection are being pushed and are expected to complete by year’s end.
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Guernsey
Wyo
Missing Rings Found in Basin Streets
A note from the finder asks for two child rings found on Basin streets. One ring bears the initial P and the other has an unreadable scroll design. Please leave at the office to identify and return to owners.
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Basin
Basin Town Ordinance Sets Yearly Budget Totals
Ordinance No 134 provides the town of Basin annual appropriations for the 1915 16 fiscal year. Funds cover sewer and water bonds interest and sinking fund electric plant bonds improvements lighting salaries election printing city hall cemetery and other town needs. Passed and approved April 5 1915 by Mayor J A Berry with Town Clerk Jas F Ewers attesting.
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Basin
Town of
C.ccaes Cadnte Cacnah
J. A. Berry
Jas. F. Ewers
Basin Wyoming Ordinance Fixing 1915 Tax Levies
Ordinance No 133 fixes general taxes at six thousand dollars and special taxes at ten thousand dollars for Basin Wyoming for 1915. It orders filing with the county clerk of Big Horn and notes passage on April 5, 1915 by Town Clerk James Berry FPOwers.
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Basin
Wyoming
Bazin
Big Horn County
Basin Town Election Proclamation 1915
Notice to Basin voters of an election at the town hall on the Lithday of May 1915 to elect town officials and conduct municipal business. The proclamation sets the election date and location for the electors to cast ballots.
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Town of
Basin
Agricultural query column to aid farm home readers
The Republican announces a weekly farm and home query column led by agriculturist Tedman and Deputy State Veterinarian Dr Elmer Gould. Readers may send questions on home, farm, poultry, and livestock topics. prescriptions incur charges. Ladies are urged to participate and cooperate for broad county reach.
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Tedman
Elmer Gould
6% Farm and city loan offers and homestead law note
6% loans available on farm ranch or city property with five year principal pause and options for removing encumbrances. Addresses for applications given in Dallas Text and Denver Cal. Mention of Mendel 320 acre homestead law amendment allowing additional entries to lands contiguous to prior entries. Local notices include parlor hours and meat market prices for lard and apples with specials at Cook's and 612 City Meat Market.
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Busch
Dallas
Oe National Bank
Denver
Cal
Entry expansion under enlarged homestead act discussed
The Crook County Times notes that with his first entry not to exceed 320 acres, many homesteaders in the state on lands covered by the enlarged act who have improved and moved up but still reside on their original entry may now make entry on contiguous land up to an additional 160 acres.
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Congress
Conservationiaws
Mendel
Crook County
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L. Thompson
Lander
Thompson
Jiery
Casper Press
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Edward Farthing, Sr
Carrie B. Meyer
State Horticultural Experimental Farm Board
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Laramie
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L. O. Gray
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Kane
Ris Moore
Od Ionia
J. M. Jones
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Owers
A. H. Tedmon
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