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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

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Big Horn County Fair Promises Best Ever

Preparations for the Big Horn County Fair in Wyoming are underway to produce the best fair yet with superior crops, high grade livestock, faster horse races, and enhanced exhibits. A new annex on the omni palace will host meetings including the Chicago Black Hills and Yellowstone Park Highway convention. Local businesses offer prizes to attract displays while Burlington Railroad offers special rates. the fair aims to attract visitors, settlers, and celebrate Basin region crops and products.

Big Horn County Fair West Humdireda Burlington Douglas Elfalfa Palace Omni Palace Chicago Black Hills Bia Horm Basin Usia Ila Bent Big Horn County

Diggs Convicted In Mann Act Case Verdict Reached

The jury found Diggs guilty under the Mann Act for transporting women for immoral purposes between states. He faces five years in the federal penitentiary. The judge instructed the jury after closing arguments and identified government agent Al Mawy J. Diggs, a former state official.

Federal Penitentiary al Mawy J. Diggs Alate

Greybull Chautauqua closes with strong attendance and sales

The Greybull Chautauqua closed Saturday evening with high attendance led by Ciricello’s band. A special southbound train brought six passengers and Basin added 35 more by auto. Tickets for next year sold quickly, totaling about $850 in one moment, ensuring another season. Local residents listed include P. P. Anderson and wife, Rev. M. B. Nash, J. R Bonwell, and many others. Wyoming’s agricultural outlook is discussed, noting land use, irrigation, and the shift toward scientific farming, with comments on forest grazing and Ammonia bombs for fire control. Mrs. Mire Jones and Gilbert Jones’s mother were visiting before returning to Nebraska and South Dakota.

Greybull Basin P. P. Anderson B. Sawyer G. W. Black Garfield Sherian Wilfe A. Mook Hoy Belton P. W. Metz Rev M. B. Nash G. J. Schenk D. L. der R. J. Extra J. R Bonwell G. L. Shipman Wm. Giteon W. W. Mumphy Clark Longshore Minnie Hauser Fred House Foeter Scott Sam Armstrong Mya May W. C. Snow M. H. Smith Wyoming Garden of Eden Farner Twmer Arnacle Utah Ue National Forest

Death of Mrs B B Smith Old Settler of Nowood

Community south of town learned of the death of Mrs. B. B. Smith, beloved by neighbors. Funeral was held Saturday at 2:30 pm at the First Baptist Church in Manderson, Rev. H. E. Shepherd officiating. She lies in repose with surviving children Albert, William, Enoch, Otto, and Mattie, plus many friends and grief-stricken family. Catherine Ann Bogert, born Michigan December 31, 1848, married S. B. Smith in 1870, lived in Hart and Booth Dekate before settling in the Big Horn Basin in 1891 where they raised five children. Mrs. Smith was a devout Christian with many attainments.

B Smith Nowood Otto B Cod Mattle Mre Smith Surrow

Free sugar sparks Senate tariff clash in 1916 debate

Washington Aug 15 Free sugar dominates tariff talks as Republican senators Bristow Smith of Michigan Smoot Sterling Lodge and Cumming lead the opposition to the Democratic plan to place sugar on the free list for 1916 The contest may stretch for days with Bristow proposing a gradual sugar rate cut to 1 26 per hundred pounds in 1919 Democratic leaders predict Bristow amendments will fail and that only Louisiana senators Thornton and Randell will back the minority against the majority on the measure The exchange also touches on beet sugar interests and Cuban reciprocity amid accusations about stock purchases and party power shifts.

Washington Senate Louisiana Bristow Smith Michigan Smoot Sterling Lodge Cumming Loulalana Thornton Ranadell Hisilow American Sugar Refining Company Walsh Whham Alden Mith Democratic Party Williama Williams Pam Cummins Willliams

Sugar policy debate and local roads work in Basin

The article covers senators debating free sugar and beet sugar policy with references to tariff changes and proposed rates in 1914. It notes Senator Norris and Senator Simmons considering amendments. It also reports local road work on Peay Hill by Billie Lewis and Basin Gardens volunteers, detailing donations from community members and banks. It ends with an editor’s note about twin baby boys born to Mrs. Waterlaus and a church notice for St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Basin Wyoming with service times and greetings.

Peay Hill Billie Lewis O. P. Hartranft Frank Flis A. T. Ellison Basin Gardens Billie Judge P. W. Metz F. A. Wise G. W. Black

Remarkable Growth in Rhubarb Samples From Young Plants

James O Neil brought a sample of rhubarb stalks from young plants over an inch thick and a couple of feet long. Back From The Mountains report Ww Spratt and wife and Jay Norton and wife returning Monday after camping in the Big Horns with fine weather and good fishing. c A Bandai, visiting here this summer, returned to Lincoln Nebraska last Monday. Travie Lee of Shell sold a load of very fine apples at the market the first of the week.

James O'Neil Spratt Jay Norton C. A. Bandai Lincoln Neb Travie Lee Shell

Thaw Escapes From Matteawan Asylum In Fast Car

Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White escaped from Matteawan Hospital for the Criminally Insane at 7 46 am. A six cylinder touring car followed by a black limousine carried Thaw toward the Connecticut line at 70 miles an hour. Attendant Howard H Barnum is under arrest as authorities search for Thaw and a yacht bound for Europe is rumored to await his arrival.

Matteawan N. Y Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Liberty Connecticut State Line Thaw Long Island Sound Europe R. F. C. Kieb Asylum Howard H. Barnum Barnum Dr. Kieb Stormyike Connecticut Line Matleawan Connecticut Page Four

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Horn County Diggs Farm News Wyoming Farm Bulletin Mire Jones Wother Gilbert W. J. Jones Momlay South Dakota Nebrawk Moe A. Gani Assail Cuba Senator Walsh Montana Senator Lodge Feleral and Arbuckles Amereen Sugar Refining Company Senate Finance Committee House Norris Nebragska Simmons Waterlaus Sunay Hevaen Croft Cowley St. Andrew's Episcopal Church South 8Th Street Wyo M, B Nash, Restor Mattewan Asylum Canada Canadian Line Ter New York
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