Market Letter Reports Mixed Midweek Prices Across Livestock and Grain
Omaha reports higher cattle receipts with demand from packers and shippers and fresh highs for natives and western cattle. Hog prices rise slightly while sheep and feeder lambs show strength amid improving feed demand. Kansas City notes hot weather threatens corn, with potential crop gains from rains but risks remain. spring and winter wheat conditions vary across regions and forecasts point to possible yields between 125 and 175 million bushels for Minneapolis area.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Northwest
Minneapolis
Canadian
Bes Begum
Kaness Clity
Pers
Timothy
Kaw Valley
Minnesota
Payne brothers visit as store closes out stock sale
Chris Payne of Colorado visits his brother Henry Payne this week. Plack plans to sell a 55 saddle for 40 to clear space for new stock. jy14 Faultless ice cream sold wholesale to out of town trade. Basin Pharmacy. Losat Pair of nose glasses on Main Street Bagin. Finder please return to this office. A boy was born to Mrs Hiram S Carlton at Basin hospital this week. Dr Carter reports mother and child doing well.
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Plack
Basin Pharmacy
Bagin
Hiram S. Carlton
the Basin Hospital
Carter
Chil
For Sale House and Lot in Basin Block 10
For sale at a bargain, house and lot in Basin Block 10 offered for immediate take. Apply to 2-3-TF, Frank James.
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Basin
Burlington link delayed to October for through trains
Cheyenne reports the Cheyenne Well link of the Burlington Colorado and Governor mine will not be completed until October. Expected September 1 completion pushed back by unforeseen difficulties. Rail workers say the stretch between Boysen and Powder River will finish soon and through trains may run gulf to coast by mid October.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne-Wellington
Burlington, Colorado
Boysen
Powder Rover
Gulf
Basin delegates fail to form quorum at Greybull meeting
At a Greybull gathering of Basin delegates to select a partner for the exhibit car the quorum was lacking. The meeting adjourned to Basin for a 10 o clock morning session with hopes that all Basin towns will be represented and that business concerns be addressed.
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Greybull
Basin
Khde
Bagn
Guard Kill Reveals Prisoner Escape Attempt Near Gate
Rawlins Aug 16 W A Garrick a penitentiary guard was shot to death yesterday while unlocking the gate between the cell house compound stockade and a pile of hack saws. The body fell near the spot where an attempt to saw the bars was made. No trace of the assassin is found. Surrounded by confusion, guards pursue leads as evidence points to an escape plan intended to free a prisoner inside.
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Rawlins
W. A. Garrick
Garbeck
Farmers urged to send market quotes for weekly page
The Republican announces a new weekly market section and invites farmers to submit quotations. Correspondents in market centers will provide core and price information to readers, aiming to feature timely market data for county residents.
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Republican
Appointed Delegates to International Good Roads Congress
Governor Carey named delegates from across the state to attend the International Good Roads congress in Chicago. C. W. Atherly W. S. Colfing A. W. Coons and A. Higby were selected to represent Basin at the event running September 18 to October 1.
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Carey
Chicago
C. W. Atherly
W. S. Colfing
A. W. Coons
A. Higby
Basin
Senate OKs amendments on homesteader leave bill
The senate accepted house amendments to the Warren bill granting leave of absence to homesteaders. The measure goes to President Taft for signature after which it will be enacted. The bill covers all land designated in Wyoming.
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Taft
Washington
Senate
House
Wyoming
Local news notes travel and arrivals at the county line
J F Cooley and wife of Des Moines visit family here and with Mr and Mrs F P Miller of Mandereon. Dr Elmer Gould returns from Cowley after inspecting cattle for shipment approval. Mary Bowman returns from Kansas City and will visit then go home with others returning soon. Frank Gapen gets a Remington shotgun and plans to train the boys. J C Norrie back from Glendive Montana as others secure corner lots in a new addition. J J Russell visits from Spence to gauge county seat growth, then returns. Rentals offered by Lissle Bowman or P W Metzallit. Dan Winslow and family move to Arkansas. Eastern Writers continues on page one regarding Wyoming resort link.
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J. F. Cooley
Des Moines
Iowa
C. C. Effie
F.P. Miller
Mandereon
State trip for newspaper writers to view Wyoming irrigation
A party of metropolitan newspaper correspondents will tour Wyoming starting in Cody with stops at Shoshone dam DeMaris springs Powell Thermopolis Sheridan and Lander as they assess the state’s irrigation projects. Commissioner Schenck aims to generate wide publicity and cover irrigation progress with all expenses paid.
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Cody
Pahaskatepese
Buffalo Bill
Sylvan Pass
Shoshone Dam
DeMaris Springs
Powell
Uncle Sam
Thermopolis
Big Horn
Sheridan
Eaton Ranch
Abearka Park
Fort MacKenzie
Tongue River
Crawford
Douglas
Good Roads Club
Casper
Shoshoni
Lander
Land
Lander Valley
Riverton
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Washington
Schenck
Tribune
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
C. F. Schuette
Basin Clothing House Offers Men and Boys Outfits
Basin Clothing House advertises Roberts Filter appliances and apparel for men and boys. J. Bircumshaw promotes best prices and styles with mail order options and a money back guarantee to satisfy customers.
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Basin Clothing House
J. Bircumshaw
Big Horn Baptists Elect Officers and Welcome New Minister
The Big Horn Baptist association held a crowded session dedicating time to committee reports and youth unions. Rev. M. Joslin was chosen moderator Rev. Chas Cobb clerk and Rev. F D Kennedy treasurer, with Rev. P N Fredin baptized and ordained by the council. Rev. H P Fudge praised as state superintendent and welcomed. adjournment set for August 1912 in Basin.
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Carl Fisher
Chaped Car
Langston
Tetwiler
Jones
Cobb
M. Joslin
Basin
Chas. Cobb
Greybull
F. D. Kennedy
Colter
P. N. Fredin
Fredin
E. P. Borden
Council of Miners
H. P. Fudge
Arthur Langston
Joslin
J. M. Jones
Wyoming
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Market Letter
Chris Payne
Colorado
Henry Payne
Frank James
Rogers
Elmer Gould
Cowley
Mary Bowman
Frank Gapen
J. C. Norrie
Glendive
Montana
Mr. Norris
Thos. M. Hyde
J. J. Russell
Spence
Lissle Bowman
P. W. Metzallt
Dan Winslow
Arkansas
J. C. O’laughlin
Chicago Tribune
Mark Sullivan
Collier's
O. K. Sullivan
New York Times
E. A. Fowler
New York Sun
Morris Splain
Philadelphia Record
F. A. Lord
National News Association
Buffalo
Wm. E. Brigham
Boston
Trans- Lewis Strayer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis Star
Wm. A. van Bonschaten
Detroit Free Press
Wells F. Harvey
Grand Rapids Press
Michigan
John E. Monk
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneser Press
Gus J. Karger
Cincinnati Times Star
Arthur Johnson
Washington Herald and Magasines
Charles Keyser
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Worland
Billings
Brudebaker
Roberts
Big Horn Baptists