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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
4
Basin Republican announces second class matter status for Basin Wyoming dated June 30 1906. Publisher P P Anderson lists subscription at two dollars yearly and advertising rates for display and single insertions with per inch pricing.
The New York Sun argues for a swift return to a McKinley era tariff, blaming the current Democratic policy for economic distress. It cites hunger for relief among all Americans hurt by tariffs, calls for immediate action, and endorses re-enacting the Payne Aldrich law as best path to prosperity.
The Judith Gap Journal laments low advertising in Montana merchants compared with mail order houses, urges stronger voter engagement for high offices, notes city elections and fiscal improvements, cites political shifts in Sheridan and nationwide debates on government ownership, and reports local farming activities and wedding announcements.
An editorial note argues war dominates history as historians struggle to identify true causes. It references the eastern conflict and the U.S. Civil War, noting enduring disagreement after decades on why bloodshed and destruction occurred.
An agricultural guide promotes a split log drag with wooden braces and a 45 degree face to smooth and crown roads after rain. Used on clay soils and black gumbo, it prevents puddling, grinds down depressions, and makes roads firm when dry. Farmers should own one and use it on wet roads near their farms after rain.
A brief dated dialogue shows William asking why they cannot own a car like others while a parent explains the necessity of repairing and reroofing the house before a mortgage can be secured. The exchange highlights financial constraints and housing needs.
A quip portrays a debtor balking at bills and telling creditors to bend them with a bold phrase. The cartoonish exchange highlights a humorous take on money troubles and clever phrasing to delay payment.
Public notices advertise stock increase for Sandstone Irrigation Co Basin Wy oming with a May 16 1915 stockholders meeting. Foreclosure and sheriff sale notices cover mortgages against Basin properties, including land tracts in Broadmoor Acres and failed payments due to The Big Horn County Irrigating Company. Court summons cite mortgage foreclosures and land sales to satisfy judgments.
John W. Graves files in district court a petition to appoint three commissioners to fix compensation for the taking and enlargement of the Collins Bernstein ditch headgate near Section 17, Township 49 West Range 90 West Big Horn county. He seeks to acquire the right to enter and enlarge the ditch to carry more water to irrigate about 280 acres. Objections may be filed at the stated office by those affected. Pub dates March 26 and April 2 9 16.
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