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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
4
The Cartercar uses two unit parts a friction disc and a fiber faced wheel to replace complex gear systems. It climbs hills thrives on rough roads and offers many speeds controlled by a single lever with no jerking. It features a self starter valve encased motor three quarter elliptic rear springs and full equipment for year round practical use.
Republican leaders denounce Governor Johnson and allies for attempting to capture party machinery and back Roosevelt allies, accusing perjury and urging protests at polling places. Hilles and Dillingham discuss closing California campaign. national committee pledges support to Taft and Sherman candidates. Farther items note local wheat harvest, residents, and ads.
The canvassing board will meet next Tuesday and a tabulated primary report for both parties will appear in next week's Republican. Reports from the Reservoir precinct show Crosby 6, McClellan 2, Skowyard 22. Notice for Publication. Non-Coal Land. John W. Morgan of Burlington Wyoming seeks final proof for land in section 10, township 51, range 96, before W F Brown at Basin September 10, 1912. Death of Mr. Keith. The aged father of L W Keith of Otto has died. funeral details unavailable.
Higby reports yesterday the reconsignment of the state fair premium list and invites interested exhibitors to obtain copies at Basin State Rank. He also has a supplemental list of horticultural prize premiums printed after the first list. Those who possess the first issued list can secure the new supplements.
Conrad helps a friend by offering a state room to Ellis but loses him on the steamer. A chaotic night follows with crabs, a noisy berth mate, and a narrowly avoided disaster as Conrad struggles to sleep and cumbersomely negotiates the cramped vessel. Ellis remains unaware of the trouble, and the two men clash over the mishap.
A fragmentary quotation reflects a debate on personal action versus formal title deeds. The lines suggest tension between individual effort and legal or official acknowledgment in a political or social context.
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