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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
4
The Basin Republican lists publication details for Basin Wyoming as an official Big Horn County paper. It includes second class matter status, post office details, publisher P P Anderson, subscription price $2 annually, and advertising rates for display and locals in cents per inch and per line.
Listing of county officials includes Assessor L C Gray Commissioners T Johnson M D Harris T W Spratt County Clerk Lou Blakesley County Attorney W C Collings Clerk of District Court R H Abrena Judge District Court P W Metz Court Stenographer G Hartigan Superintendent of Schools A F Fillerup Sheriff B F Wickwire County Treasurer Mrs Zela Murphy
Basin City officials are listed including Mayor A Higby and councilmen T W Spratt L E Watson L A Zane M O Barnes Tearsurer M 8 Thomas Clerk Jas F Ewers Attorney C A Zaring Marshal J H Hanlon.
The crisis over Mexico erupts into war rhetoric as Americans urge decisive reprisals against Huerta. The piece argues the administration erred in delay and insists Mexico must pay for insults to the flag. National honor and patriotic unity are invoked to back presidential action.
Before his election President WIHI-600 opposed the spoils system and vowed to appoint on merit. Time shows his stance has shifted as party bosses influence his decisions. Recent weeks have seen numerous removals, reflecting a change in policy.
The governor designates next Friday Arbor Day in Wyoming urging citizens to plant trees or shrubs for long term economic and aesthetic benefits. The piece critiques political promises by the democratic party and notes Huerta provocation of a school master.
Secretary Bryan and his proposed peace plans failed to gain momentum this week as opposition and shifting political dynamics limited their appeal and prospects. Strong entities cited include Bryan, peace initiatives, and congressional dynamics shaping the public stance.
The article compares alfalfa types across regions noting that hardiness hinges on crown spread and underground shoots. Grimm and Baltic strains display strong winter survival and vigor, outperforming common alfalfa especially after severe winters. Baltic/Grimm may offer similar gains. caution urged for farmers testing Grimm or Baltic alfalfa.
A Country Gentleman article notes farmers feeding hogs and cattle with corn while using by products from peas and beets to boost feed efficiency. It argues corn is valuable but overused, highlighting modern practice of using crop by products and mixed feeds to raise quality meat and dairy.
Report notes a reversal of prior claims that cholera could not affect hogs in Wyoming. The brief cites renewed concerns about hog health and potential outbreaks, signaling vigilance for farmers and veterinary authorities.
James A. Vandergrift of Oakland told Oakland Rotary club that California girls are lazy in employment and that native sons are not much better. He urged changing attitudes toward work and wages, provoking a noticeable reaction from the audience.
The Casper Tribune notes that while resolutions from a Cheyenne republican meeting have broad backing, many Wyoming voters refuse to back candidates like Martin Luther Pratt Fred L Burne Tom Tynan Boles C Hart and the Careys. It warns that the party could be defeated this fall with those figures as leaders, urging steadfastness with the party’s colors regardless of defeat.
Post men Maloney and Dill visited town last Friday and Saturday collecting data on Basin country and oil development. They plan to feature the region extensively in the Denver Post soon, predicting a strong boom this summer.
Notice states the board will locate a road starting at the northeast corner of lot 65, proceeding west across the railroad, following the current road to the line of lot 66, then north along east boundaries of lots 66 68 69 and the east boundary of lot 68 in township 52 north, terminating near section lines, with objections or damage claims due in writing to the county clerk by noon on May ith 1914 or the road will be ex.
Notice for publication to W F Brown last known address Bismark North Dakota The petition filed March 1914 in Big Horn County District Court Wyoming seeks foreclosure of a $3439 80 promissory note with interest and costs and appointment of a receiver Pioneer Trust and Savings Bank already serves as receiver The defendant must answer by May 9 1914 or judgment by default will be entered The Basin Wyoming court seal and dates March 19 1914 and pub dates March 20 1914 to April 24 1914
Laura E. Rupp filed a petition March 6 1914 in Big Horn County District Court seeking a $4949.86 judgment plus costs on a note and mortgage dated March 31 1910 and an execution sale of described real estate to satisfy the judgment. Answer by May 23 1914 or judgment will be entered. Attorneys C F Robertson and Chas L Brome.
Sealed proposals will be received until May 20 1914 by the Wyoming Irrigation Company Basin Wyoming for earthwork and riprap at the outlet of Lake Adelaide Shell creek in the Big Horn mountains. About 22000 cubic yards of earth and 4000 square yards of rip rap with 15 inch minimum thickness. Bids from experienced mountain contractors only. Bond of five thousand dollars required.
The Hart Investment Company filed a petition in Big Horn County Wyoming asking for a judgment of 212.10 plus interest and costs against Lora Niccolls and Roy Niccolls, foreclosing a mortgage on the SE% of Section 8 Township 52 N Range 95 W, appointing a receiver, and settling mortgage liens. If no appearance by May 23, 1914 a default judgment will be entered. notices list multiple alleged plaintiffs and addresses.
Notice of Sheriff sale directed by the District Court of Wyoming Big Horn County. The Gregory Realty Company Elmer A Gregory and Louis Gregory are defendants in a foreclosure suit in favor of Jennie F Howell. Real estate Lot 46 47 NW NW NE 84 NE% NW% SE% in Section 23 Township 50 North Range 93 West. Includes right of way and related ditches. Sale proceeds to satisfy judgment of 6486.44 plus 46.04 costs.
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