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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
7
Basin Wyoming newspaper notes it is the official town and county paper with a June 1905 post entry and lists daily Basin passenger train departures: No 913 northbound at 12 43 p m and No 311 southbound at 2 33 p m.
The Cody Enterprise mocks the incoming editor as a relic from the Basin and warns Governor Carey. The Herald notes the clash of ethics and ridicules the Enterprise figure, suggesting his short Cody stay reveals hereditary flaws. The piece contrasts the two editors’ portraits and receptions in Cody.
A political broadside questions Governor Carey after his pre election charges of graft fail to yield proof. It argues his promises of house cleaning prove hollow, labeling him a coward and demanding resignation amid calls for official apology and public accountability.
The speaker argues the governor can view the recall failure calmly, contending the public would have judged him by removing him if given the chance, thus offering the people a chance to express condemnation.
A local booster piece discusses the double edge of publicity in town and country. It describes a businessman asking for favorable press while acknowledging his own restraint on advertising costs. The piece argues boosters should support each other and share news to benefit both the country and local buyers.
Basin should prepare for travelers by keeping the depot walkways clear and attractive. A small grassy plot with flowers would welcome visitors, encouraging new residents to stop and inspect the town and countryside. A little effort here could bring notable benefits and attract money and development.
Roosevelt proclaimed he is not an aspirant for anything while Spokane hears rumblings of change. A county road notice schedules a Basin eastward route along Big Horn river toward Lot 52 area with May 2, 1911 deadline for objections or damages. County Clerk Peter Enders to receive filings. Christian Church Sunday School rescheduled to Fraternity hall Sundays at 2:30 pm inviting children and parents.
Fremont county sheriff received a report that saloon keeper John Arter was murdered by George Howard at Lost Cabin. Officers pursued Howard who fled toward Copper mountain and was expected to head for the railroad. he has not been caught as trains were being watched.
Notice is given that George W. Walker assignee seeks to enter 80 acres in section 3 township 49 north range 91 west of the sixth principal meridian. Protests or affidavits of opposition must be filed in Buffalo Wyoming by April 22, 1911 with Register W F Brittain.
On sale silver skin red and yellow onion sets three quarts for 50 cents. Larger lots priced lower. Cook's. In cases of rheumatism relief from pain aids sleep and rest via Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
Big Horn Supply Company touts a Roberts Filter to make water crystal clear using a cheap and effective system suitable for any faucet.
A new line of baseball merchandise arrives at Anderson and Johnson promising the most complete selection and latest ideas for players and fans alike.
A brief notice notes securing fire insurance with leading companies before any loan. It emphasizes choosing best firms and obtaining lowest terms for protection and favorable rate. The fragment suggests guidance on insurance in financial planning.
For sale re cleaned seed including hard and soft wheat oats barley alfalfa seed and broom corn millet for sowing call on or address us Big Horn Milling Co Basin Wyoming Our plumbing cannot be excelled anywhere It costs no more than for cheap imperfect plumbing Big Horn Oil and Gas Co
Dr J Nell formerly of Cody visited Basin and chose to practice there. He secured a suite in the Pioneer building and will open his offices by May first. Nell is regarded as a leading western dentist with strong character and professional skill.
Chas W Lowry state representative of the Kimball piano company visited Basin last week, selling a fine Kimball piano. He just returned from an extended trip and reports that nine of every ten homes he visited contain Kimball pianos. Lowry notes strong sales in the territory and many local orders for the popular make this spring.
Frank A Wise will hold a formal opening tomorrow in the Pioneer building. The new store is a credit to Bagin and local people are expected to show appreciation with flowers souvenirs and refreshments.
You cant play ball until you see the fine new line of baseball goods just received by Anderson and Johnson. Most complete and latest ideas. Quick relief for sore shoulders through free use of Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale.
The text notes that the security of the west hinges on Senator Warren and colleagues as they pursue assignments, with Senator Clark's sound judgment referenced amid this political context.
The text notes keeping him on the steering committee as essential for shaping the Senate program during the current session. It argues that even a minor error could give democracy an opening, highlighting the high stakes of leadership decisions in this period.
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