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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1916
Page
4
Basin Republic an official town paper lists advertising rates and notes publisher details. It promotes Charles Evans Hughes for president and Charles Warren Fairbanks for vice president, indicating political endorsements.
The Rustler editor launches mudslinging tactics as the campaign heats up. A prior issue questions officials’ prompt attention and demands accountability amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Residents near Basin urged to support the Basin Alfalfa Milling Company as farmers with contracts should fulfill obligations. The letter argues the mill kept promises during low hay demand and that sustaining local supply is essential to prevent future shortages and high prices.
The Rustler urges Lovell officials to arrest bootleggers and to address overgrown weeds in central town. editors question county inaction and complain about high weeds like sweet clover obstructing views and posing street hazards. The piece calls for immediate weed cutting.
The Rustler editor defends county officials who spend time with voters shaping party candidates for November’s general election. He urges readers to vote next Tuesday to nominate men who will reflect credit on the party and county.
The White House says the president will not undertake a speaking tour, deeming campaign speeches beneath the dignity of the office. If he curbs his pen and stops drafting embarrassing notes, officials say they will try to proceed until Hughes succeeds him next March.
The article contrasts President Wilson’s long flirtation with suffrage with Candidate Hughes’s clear position on the issue, showing Hughes quickly making his stance plain.
The Presbyterian church purchased the old Bowman place through C C Elis and Son. Major repairs will be made to the building to provide a fine home for Rev Newport and his family.
Notice is hereby given that a corporation was organized under Wyoming law on Saturday, August 5 1916 under the name Midland Oil and Gas Company. The object is to buy hold own oil and gas lands to bore for oil and gas to extract store and sell oil and gas and to engage in all related business including pipelines licenses contracts and subsidiary stock or bond dealings.
Patent style notices cover a Wyoming incorporation clause naming stock, duration, directors and agent at Basin Big Horn. followed by divorce action against Frank M Reeves with summons and deadlines. then property foreclosure sales in Lovell and Basin with sheriff sale notices and mortgage foreclosures detailing properties, dates, parties, and amounts due.
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