Basin Basin Post Urges Land Use And Civic Push
In an opinion piece the Basin official paper argues land should be seeded and crops raised within a year or two. It suggests talfalfa for profit and notes farmers complain of a backward spring while praising bright summer-like weather in the basin. The piece calls for a Republican year clean sweep from city officials and promotes Basin as the real home town. It asks readers if they have planted a garden yet.
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Big Horn Basin
Pro . Economy and Clothing Waist in Crusade Debate
A week of dispatches describes a national crusade led by prominent men, with Bilings stockmen opposing it as biasing cotton and wool markets. Fremount Neb citizens adopt a thrift ethos, eschewing fashionable overshirts for old clothes to save costs and extend production life.
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Fremount
Neb
Basin Chamber Publishes Community Advertising Booklet
The Basin Chamber of Commerce prints a booklet promoting Basin and its surroundings. Col. W. H. May led the project, earning wide praise for his ability and dedication to community development in the Big Horn Basin.
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Basin Chamber of Commerce
Basin and Vicinity
W. H. May
Col. May
Wyoming
Colonel May
Big Horn Basin
Land Values Rise With Raw Land Cultivation
A land agent notes growing profitability in converting raw land to cultivated parcels near town. He cites prices from $50 to $60 per acre for raw sites and $100 to $125 per acre once developed, urging farmers to act quickly.
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Teee Eee
Republican and Democratic primary results across states
Nebraska reports show Hiram Johnson leading the Republican presidential preference with Bryan breaking into the top four delegates at large as one third of precincts report. Georgia results give Palmer Watson and Smith top counts for the Democratic convention. Missouri’s Fifteenth district selects two unstructured Republican delegates.
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Omaha
Hiram Johnson
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Johnson
Leonard Wood
John J. Pershing
Hitchcock
Robert Ross
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Palmer
Thomas E. Watson
Hoke Smith
Carthage
Notes of the Garden for planting and lawn care guidance
Garden tips urge planting strawberries and raspberries with proper crown depth irrigation. Plant cabbages cauliflower and celery cooled, lettuce early, and annuals for cut flowers. Grow potatoes for winter saving, praise Kentucky bluegrass with oats for lawns, and plant lilacs hydrangeas and other shrubs. Arbor Day observance encouraged. praise shade trees and pest resistant varieties. Currants and goodeberries scarce due to quarantine to curb corn borer spread.
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Basin
Leap Year Bachelors Fill Hyatttville With Stories
Hyatttville notes Leap Year folly as one third of houses host men alone and a matrimonial bureau is joked about. Local movers include Gua Allen, E. Y. Allen, E. C. Dorn, and families shifting ranch homes amid dances, visits, and a charity box supper to follow.
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Hyattville
County Papers
Gua Allen
Tensleep
E. P. Wilkerson
Hartigan
E. Y. Allen
Bruce Duffey
Kline Ranch
Alfred Fultz
Mr. Fultz
Thermopolis
Manderson
Ed Cook
Frank Cronin
Bliss Bayne
Dolly Hg
Francis Yarney
Baby
Nebraska
Doshie Martin
Marie Brown
J. R. Brown
Wyoming
Plasters
Beryl Hoel
E. C. Dorn
Mr. Dorn
Ray Matthews
Basin
Riverside Inn
John Arnott
Frank Dent
Glenn Berry
Jack Thomas
Sam Wray
Encouraging outlook for pure bred stock sales in Bronx City area
The past winter saw record successful sales of pure bred stock. Prices rose to all time highs with animals of superior blood lines in strong demand in the interstate Bronx City region. Breeders are expanding operations as buyers show keen interest.
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Bronx City
Breeders Report Solid Sale Season and Cash Basis Profits
Prices for breeding stock remained strong through the sale season with cash transactions dominating. Breeders nationwide report record or near record prices, driven by higher land values and a push for higher quality hogs and cattle.
Get in the suit club at The Tog for a saving
A brief classifieds note invites shoppers to join The Tog suit club at Pioneer Building Basin for savings on a new suit.
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Toggery
Projneer
Basin
Pioneer Building
Notice to respond on June 12 1920 in Pease case Wyoming
Plaintiffs A L Pease and Levada M Pease notify you that lease records in Big Horn County Wyoming show assignment to you. If you do not answer the petition by June 12 1920 a judgment will be rendered in favor of the plaintiffs as prayed. Attorney A Zaring represents the plaintiffs.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
A. L. Pease
Levada M. Pease
Republican for Job Printing Notice to Non-Resident Defendant
Notice to Torchlight Wyoming Oil Company whose address is unknown. On April 28, 1920, A. L. Pease and Levada M. Pease filed in Big Horn county District Court to cancel two oil and gas leases given to L. D. Goldberg on September 8, 1917. One lease covers the West Half of the West Half Section 14 Township 51 North Range 93 West Sixth P. M. Big Horn county Wyoming. The other covers Lots 55 and 56 in Township 51.
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Wyoming Oil Company
A. L. Pease
Levada M. Pease
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
L. D. Goldberg
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P. P. Anderson
Advertising Basin
A. Zaring
REX Theatre
NEW Art Film CO
Dorothy Gish
Elmer Clifton
Lois Zellner
George Hill
Fatty Arbuckle
Gram
DOROTHY, _GISH
Republican
Japan
Rocky Mountain
Wat
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