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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
4
Basin Republican declares June 40 1905 as second class matter at Basin Wyoming. P P Anderson publisher. Official paper of Mig Horn County and Basin town. Advertising rates listed: display per line inch 12 percent. locals per line first insertion five cents. each subsequent insertion five cents. Subscription two dollars yearly in advance.
A contemporary stance argues Wilson will gain majority backing for his pacification plan toward Mexico. It warns against war seeking territorial gains and urges protecting Americans abroad, noting risk of ventures abroad and the need for the president to retire with honor if crisis ends peacefully.
A drought in the middle west drives demand for Ba p country vegetables. Several thousand pounds have been shipped from this station by express, reaching as far as Leadwood. The crop's quality should attract new settlers and improve regional advertising for the area.
The sister town Greybull hosts its annual Chautauqua this week with diverse attractions. Patrons who have attended praised the reception and value of the entertainment, with the best acts scheduled for today and tomorrow.
The article reports Senator Stone defending Republican leadership and democracy's prosperity since 1896 while warning tariff changes could disrupt national business. He urges Republican colleagues to alert the country to potential economic distress, noting concerns about a downturn after the Underwood policy era.
Washington talks highlight Senator Warren defending protection while warning free trade risks. He cites census data showing farm prosperity under protection and lists widespread taxed items for farmers under the pending tariff bill, noting consumer prices would rise and domestic industry could suffer. Senate leaders fret over slow tariff bill progress with amendments scarce and party divisions visible as metal schedule questions persist.
President Wilson led a cordial discussion with Secretary Bryan and committee members on Mexican policy. Only two of the twelve favored immediate arms embargo or intervention. most believed war talk unwarranted and the mission to Mexico should proceed quietly, easing tensions at the Lind embassy in Mexico City. Captain Caneheart of the Michigan reported no danger to Americans near Phoebe Hearst’s ranch after a complaint noted threats and that American and foreign subjects have protection from authorities.
Will sell cheap or rent long term good house and three lots. Includes chicken house yard water in house and electric lighted. If moving to town for school, see Lou Blakesley Basin Wyoming.
The undersigned requests prices on baled alfalfa hay graded choice standard No 1 and No 2. Hay must be true to grade, no mixed or misrepresented lots. Ship best hay only for direct sale to consumers with full cash upon acceptance, to establish a permanent market.
The State of Wyoming Big Horn County notifies F L Dornberger and Fannie Dornberger that a writ of attachment was issued against them to secure Kus ter & Johnson's claim of 13.00 dollars. They must appear before Justice J R Bonwell in the county on September 5, 1913 at 9 a.m. or judgment will be rendered or property will be sold for the debt. Dated August 8, 1913.
The board of county commissioners deeded to locate a road beginning at the center of section 138, T 3 N, R 93 W, running southeast along the east side of Big Horn River to the northwest corner of the southeast quarter of section 33, T 53 N, R 91 W, then south to join the Greybull to Shell county road. The road will be 60 feet wide. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the Big Horn County clerk before noon September 1, 1913, or the road will be established without regard to such objections.
For sale one tract of 80 acres deeded land in the best fruit section of the Horn Basin with four acres of fruit trees and a water right. Price 4000 dollars, half down and the balance on long time at a reduced rate. Also 80 acres of deeded land with good water right and cultivation at 3500 dollars by Basin Republican. Address letters to XY care in Republican for either tract.
Notices detail foreclosures on multiple Basin area mortgages including Hendricks and Ledhty deeds. Public auction set for September first and September twenty second 1913 at Fraternity Hall Basin with bids open to highest bidder.
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