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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
4
Basin Republican records show Second Class matter status dated June 16, 1906, with mailing at Esta Wyoming under the 1878 act. The note confirms postal filing and classification for the period.
Seeingtton records show a yearly advance plan in Big Ham County papers. Local officials discuss long term strategy, funding shifts, and community impact for upcoming year. Citizens anticipate changes and potential projects across multiple towns.
Ad wording appears garbled but notes rates and terms for insertion. Mentions per inch pricing, introductory 18 percent? unclear. Seeks details on first and subsequent insertions and time frames. Not enough clear entities or dates.
A report from the Farmers' 14 National and Cooperative Union explains farmers receive only 46 percent of what consumers pay. It urges forming agencies to dispose of member produce and to buy needs, aiming to cut middlemen and boost farmers' profits. A Wednesday high school meeting featuring Prof Knight spurred interest in better farming methods.
Kansas City market firmer with cattle closing 25 to 35 cents above early week lows and 10 to 20 cents above prior week. Steers supported by light receipts and open beef channels. local supply about 8,000 head. Hog prices rising slowly with 6,900 head receipts. top around 9.05. Sheep run about 12,000 with prices up 10 to 40 cents from Friday. St Paul Minnesota sales show varied cow and heifer prices and ranges for feeding stock.
Mr and Mrs W. O. Collins celebrated the 27th anniversary of their marriage on Wednesday in a quiet gathering. Friends will extend congratulations and wish them joy on this pleasant milestone.
Washington Letter notes Fitzpatrick won the Washakie county transcription contract. He will perform the work by photgraphic process, a method favored by Washakie people. commentary questions the president’s Indian affairs commissioner pick from Georgia, criticizing his suitability and experience with Indians and vast natural resources.
H May, secretary of the Big Horn Producers Association Basin Wyoming urges growers in District 1 No 3 to adopt the Irish Cobbler as the sole commercial potato variety. He cites testing by 50 farmers, notes ideal maturity between Early Ohio and White Pearl, and promotes unified planting to build a profitable market with seed priced at 75 cents a cwt dug and 90 cents for selected seed.
Notice is given that on April 28, 1913 at two oclock p m in Bashan Wyoming before Judge P W Metz of the District Court in Chambers the hearing for Cabrie Donahue on the probate of the will of Joan Donahue deceased and the letters testamentary to be issued is fixed Witness my hand and official seal April 4 1918 R H Abvena District Court Clerk
Public notice describes a proposed road route starting at section corners in Towne 61 North to near Lot 40 and 52, detailing a 40 foot wide corridor along fields and railroad rights of way. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the county clerk’s office by May 6, 1913, or the board will declare the road a county highway. Names include Lou Blakesley, County Clerk.
The county commissioners of Big Horn County Wyoming deed to locate a road from the 4 corner of sections 27 and 28 through sections 27 26 and 22 with specified bearings. The Johnson County road No 34 and county road No 100 are to be vacated as shown in county maps. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by May 6, 1913, or the desert bad road will be declared a county highway. Lou Blakeley, County Clerk.
The board of county commissioners proposes to locate a county road starting at the southwest corner of the NEW NB section 9 in township 61 north range 97 west, tracing routes through sections 10 11 14 15 and 21, to Willow Creek, then continuing toward section 21. The notice requires objections by May 6 1913 or the road will be established as county road.
A garbled line suggests a payment of four dollars per live sky dealer, with ten dollars mentioned in base ten terms. The readable fragment hints at a share or payout to dealers, but the exact context and entities remain unclear.
A juror panel is drawn for the April term of the district court in Big Horn County Wyoming. Names include Kirkpatrick Gap Mercer Cook Stratton Tebbetts Tolman Harrison Mel erm Thompson Troms Betop Brtre Basin Gromiey Williem Gorn Bere man Abbott Ar head Marchant Pollock Rogers Greybull Gillis Mendelson Praetor Rafferty Haamer Neboleon Treated list of jurors and officials is recorded. First publication April 4 1913 last May 9 1913.
Department of the Interior notices Charles Hopkins of Burlington Wyoming will file final three year proof to establish his claim on a land entry in township 61 north range 96 west sixth principal meridian. The proof is to be presented before R H Ahrens clerk of court Basin Wyoming on May 5, 1913. Witnesses named are James Black Grant Yarnell Rudolph Barr and Fred Wilson all of Burlington Wyoming.
Hearing set for April 16 1913 at 10 am Basin Wyoming before Judge P W Metz to probate the will of Alex McDonald deceased and issue letters testamentary. R H Ahrens Clerk of the District Court notes the dated seal April 4 1913.
Church announces services this week at First M B Church Sunday morning 11 o clock Sunday evening 8 o clock Sunday school 10 a m and Thursday prayer meeting 8 p m Pastor W A Albone invites all to a bright cheerful welcome and cordial reception
Christian Science services will be held Sunday at 11 in the Chapel opposite Carnegie library. The lesson sermon is titled "Are in, disease and death real?" A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
For sale cheap a Buffalo Pit threshing outfit rated at 20 horsepower, barely used. Sold by JoTet Anderson & Johnson.
Rough dry laundry service seeks work and lists rough dry ironing and pricing. It mentions per pound rates for unironed and toned rough dry, with basin laundry reference.
George R Harris of Otto Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for land described in entry 03762. The hearing will be before Gilford Hartigan U S commissioner at Basin Wyoming on May 8 1913. Witnesses listed are Augustus Hartman Joseph Erickson Erich Erickson and Charles Lareen all of Otto Wyoming.
Regular annual meeting of WF ducill stockholders to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. Meeting held Saturday at 1 p m in Otto Wyoming with notices calling for bids and sale of machinery extracts and cases at Basin Bottling Works on easy terms. Write or call for details as advertised in The Republican.
Three settlers from Burlington Wyoming plan final proof for homestead entries 1204 2017 and 2355 before R H Ahrens in Basin Wyoming on April 29 1913. Names witness lists include James Black Grant Yarnell Charlie B Hopkins Rudolph Bahr Martin Dow and John W Cook signs as register John W Cook.
Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming on March 22 1913 notifies Fred Fraby of Basin Wyo who filed March 19 1908 entry No 4261 serial 02324 for lot 46 t bin or 93 with pm to make final proof to establish claim before R H Av ens clerk Basin Wyo on May 3 1913. Claimant names witnesses Presley P Anderson Grover Cleveland Tillard Thomas W Spratt and John H Hamoln all of Basin Wyo. m28 my2 W F Brittain Register
Notice to publish by Department of the Interior United States Office Buffalo Wyoming March 22 1918 Miller of Mandelaon Wyoming filed intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim entered March 23 1909 for an portion in township range west. Witnesses listed James A Quiner Fred Forehee Millard Beall and Richard Mullking all of Manderson Wyoming. Land office clerk R H Abreeng Basin Wyoming to witness the claim. Also stray ad and real estate offers and a note to stop paying rent and buy a home through Hoover Investment Co with monthly plan.
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