Coal abundance eases fears of famine in Alaska fields
Testimony in a government fraud suit on Alaska coal rights cites 1.5 trillion tons buried in 900 square miles and a U S total coal reserve of about 2.5 trillion tons, enough for 5,000 years at current use. Engineer Willem Griffith notes only four tenths of 1 percent consumed so far, suggesting ample future supply despite market ambitions.
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Philadelphia Press
Voting drive grows as readers urged to aid purchases and subscriptions
A long campaign note urges supporters to work for votes in exchange for store purchases at G W Black Co and subscriptions to The Republican. It lists a chaotic tallies page from Monday with many names, figures, and districts, concluding with a sale of attached property in Wyoming. The notice reads like a political appeal tied to consumer purchases and campaign momentum.
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G.w.black & Co
Republican
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Ccaas
Viseaskes Zalis Taacucue
Winsden
Aebic
Notice of Distribution in Griffin Estate 1913
Assignee E J Sullivan announces final distribution of Henry Griffin estate money on May 24, 1913. Episcopal services at St Andrews Church Basin invite public to Sunday prayer and sermon at 11, with Sunday school at 10. Also classified items include sale of rubber tired Elkhart buggy and inquiries to J C Norrin or G R Hoover.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
Cmso
Mercer Bros
Valley Development Company
Hyattville
B. F. Wickwire
C. H.gardner
Henry Griffin
E. J. Sullivan
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
South Street
Basin
M. B. Nash
J. C. Norrin
G. R. Hoover
Pointed Paragrahs Ends with a Sales Note
A fragmentary piece discussing men seeking trouble to feel prepared for danger and platonic lovers as cautious types. It notes a bore discussing self talk and mentions preference for a lower berth by an experienced traveler. The snippet ends with See The Republican about sale bille.
Cows Make Money For Small Farms And Youths
An adviser urges young men and families to invest in farming through five dairy cows and modest land. By saving the butterfat income monthly for 50 years, a modest retirement fund near $100,000 is possible, with a livable future and easy retirement. The plan emphasizes steady saving, minimal debt, and eventual comfort for both husband and wife in aging years.
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Jess
North Dakota stock market report and farm optimism note
Dr. J. H. Worst from Kansas City stockyards speaks on farm generosity and rural opportunity. The cattle run totals 11,000 with steady to 10 higher prices. heavy steers 8.70, yearlings 8.85, heifers 8.50. Hogs top 8.95, bulk 8.70 to 8.90. Sheep and lambs rise 10, with lambs 8.30 to 8.60, yearlings 7.50, wethers 6.75, ewes 6.40. goats 4.50. Quarantine cattle 25 cars various prices.
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Kansas City
Texas
Eastern Star Matron Visitation in Basn Wyoming
Grand Matron Mrs Gertrude Dickinson arrives in Basn for annual inspection of Wyoming chapters. She dines with Mr and Mrs John P Arnott and attends a reception, with chapter work completed and refreshments. Gibson notes high school events for Ralph Wyman before his Annapolis departure. Also lists horse and furniture for sale and local business activity.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Basn
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Lewis
Dickinson
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Worland
Lola
Gerald Coons
Ralph Wyman
Annapolis
Dagamate
Naval Academy
Attorney at Law Practice in All Courts and A L Department
Attorney at law offers services in all courts and before the A S Land Department with offices in the Pioneer Building. The notice highlights general practice and location for client inquiries.
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A. S. Land Department
Pioneer Building
Collins
U. S. Land Department
Basin State Bank
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