Basin Time Table for Passenger Trains
Basin Republic official paper lists daily Basin train departures except Sunday. Northbound No. 313 at 12 43 p m and Southbound No. 311 at 2 33 p m.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
7
Basin Republic official paper lists daily Basin train departures except Sunday. Northbound No. 313 at 12 43 p m and Southbound No. 311 at 2 33 p m.
In a Denver Republican excerpt the author argues for public saving banks and teaches savers how to build wealth. He contrasts frugal steady saving with quick riches, noting many fail to save and detailing long term discipline, delaying gratification, and avoiding waste as keys to retirement security.
Not long after a town ordinance sets requirements for aide walks and a method for property owners to build them a new step arises this week signaling movement. The brief notes progress toward compliance and enforcement amid ongoing discussion.
Citizens urge the council to enforce sidewalk ordinances and compel property owners to lay concrete walks this summer. They argue improved appearance and safety for residents and visitors, noting compliant owners deserve others to toe the mark and start a broad movement.
Basin residents will vote for a mayor and two councilmen. The appeal urges businesspeople to seek public office, stressing economical administration and experience to lower costs and maximize tax value. It calls citizens to attend meetings and help nominate capable candidates before primaries.
The arrest this week of suspects tied to the Times building blast last fall brings labor unions into sharp focus again. Unions are accused of California outrages and national property destruction. open shop policy has often followed such acts. The piece argues for stopping the outrages and punishing killers, warning that union sympathizers’ violence fuels antiunion sentiment and strengthens the open shop. It notes progress toward peace in Mexico with an armistice and references a forthcoming Japanese scare, praising a Wyoming paper’s AP wire access and hoping for Wyoming town correspondents.
Arbor Day reminder appears beside a formal land entry notice from Buffalo Wyoming dated March 8 1911. The notice from George W. Walker assignee of James B. Searcy seeks to enter 80 acres in Hyattville under 2306 2307 Revised Statutes, with protest deadline April 22 1911. Also mentions local dairy ad and rheumatism liniment, plus baseball goods promotion.
A concise notice states funds are available for ranch needs with prompt approval and no delays. It emphasizes quick access to money for ranch operations and expansion, targeting landowners and operators seeking immediate financial support.
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