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Poem by Will M Maupin urging resilience amid heat and hardship. Advice to stay cheerful, endure high costs, and trust that things improve, ends with optimism and a note of copyright.
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Will M. Maupin
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
5
Worry and Optimism Road Recipe From Mottier Cook Book
Worry and optimism cannot travel the same road. Make hot lunch sandwiches by combining chopped ham with cream or butter, sandwich on buttered bread, dip in egg with milk, pepper and salt, then fry until browned. Serve hot with parsley. jelly sandwiches may be fried as a dessert with sugar. Basin Republican for job printing.
Friendship and its lasting sorrow under time’s chariot
A 1922 McClure Syndicate piece reflects on friendship as the most sacred bond, its quiet loss over the years, and the pain of pride and unresolved feuds. It urges valuing true friends and breaking quarrels to seek blessing.
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McClure
Synilficate
Local Socials and Events Highlight Basin Area
Mrs. W B Larrick hosted a dinner party for Mrs. Robt Denny of Casper. Mrs Everett Murry of Chatam Wyoming returned home after visiting north of Basin. W S Ballard of Cowley brought his daughter to Basin hospital for an appendectomy. Xray of Hortense Zaring’s leg shows bones in good position and expected to knit. Rev Leon Losey and family return from Yellowstone Park trip. Colonel May employs many workers to clean fair grounds and whitewash exhibits. Mrs R B West hosted 24 friends for a Rex theatre party in honor of Mrs Robt Denny. Mrs D L Carr and Mrs Gibson visited Rairden. Margaret Black joined them later. County Attorney race sees Frank Little leading on efficient tax payer friendly service. Oldfield and Drew vaudeville wow 400 audience members. Rex theatre books top touring troupes.
M E Church Sunday Schedule Promotes Morning Worship
The notice lists Sunday school at 10 00 A M led by W E Talbott for September and morning worship at 11 00 A M conducted by Edwin Bowling minister.
Death of George Russell in Cody County official, Odd Fellows lead
George S. Russell died at his Cody home this morning. He served Big Horn County as commissioner and in other roles when the county covered the basin. Russell was clerk of the Park County court since its formation and was a prominent Odd Fellow past Grand Master whose lodge will oversee the funeral Sunday afternoon.
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George S. Russedd
Cody
Geo. Russell
Big Horn County
Big Horn Basin
George Russell
Park County
Butcher Shop Robbed on Wednesday Night
Basin Meat Market owned by B. C. Hudson was robbed when intruder shattered the back door glass and unlocked the latch. Twenty five dollars stolen from the register. lighting left burning to mislead, but no clues to identify or arrest the robber emerge.
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Basin
B. C. Hudson
Young Greybull Man Shot While Cleaning Pistol
Robt Palmer an eighteen year old local youth was accidentally shot Tuesday while cleaning a pistol in Greybull. The bullet entered his stomach and lodged near the liver. He is at home with his parents and an operation will be performed when feasible to remove the bullet. Doctors express optimism for a rapid recovery.
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Robt. Palmer
Greybull
Forget It and Smile Primary Qualms End in Good Fellows
A column compares political contests to a baseball game noting the heated, often personal exchanges followed by reconciliation. It urges critics to accept results, congratulate winners, and return to civility, reminding readers the best team won and to stay constructive.
Pritchard Reunion Brings Seven Children and Fourteen Grandchildren Together
Hyattville family gathers for an August Sunday reunion as Mr and Mrs T T Pritchard host seven children and fourteen grandchildren. Among attendees are W B McGary Basin with seven McGarrys and Worland couples J C Noll and Kennedy. Two grandchildren are absent, baby Bessie McGary and Elizabeth who died a year ago. The meal unfolds under apple trees as kin reminisce. last gathering was twelve years prior at the Kennedys wedding.
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T. T. Pritchard
Hyattville
Annd
W. B. McGary
Basin
Little McGarrys
Virginia
Earl
Wayne
Harry
Ivan
Clyde
John
J. C. Noll
Worland
Kathryn
Louise
Elizabeth
Kennedys
Virginia McCary
Basin Public Schools Open September 4 for Registration
Basin Public Schools will open Monday September 4 for the new term. High school students entering for the first time and irregular in subjects should register before 4 p.m. on September 4. Beginners must be six before December 1 with one year of kindergarten and age near six. F L McNowan Superintendent.
Ed Crouch Visits Basin From Greybull
Ed Crouch of Greybull paid a Basin visit on Wednesday of this week, according to local social notes and city gossip.
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Ed. Crouch
Greybull
Double Bill Sunday Ends Baseball Season For Local Club
The local club closes the season with a double header against Worland's beet crew and then battles Huat ville's Mountaineers in the closing game. Manager Fred Frisby calls it the last of the last as several players depart for school next week. Young Jake Extra cracker jack will travel to Portland to finish high school, Arthur Zaring and Mike Pegg head to Boulder for college, others stay for local high school. Fans expect a large crowd and strong town support.
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Worland
Beet Crew
Huatville
Mountaineers
Fred Frisby
West
Jake
Jack
Portland
Ore
Arthur Zaring
Mike Pegg
Boulder
Colorado
Red Cross Conference to Kick Off State Fair Week in Douglas
The Wyoming Red Cross Chapters meet in Douglas on September 11 during the State Fair week. The gathering is expected to be the largest state conference yet, with a large fair exhibit. Walter Davidson, Central Division manager, and other prominent Red Cross figures will speak.
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Red Cross
Wyoming
Douglas
Walter Davidson
Missionary Dr Manley Heads Home After Illness
Missionary Dr Manley of India fame left for home on Wednesday after appendicitis. His home is in Van cover B C and he plans to return soon to India for mission work. Marjorie Malone of Fargo SD returns to complete her last high school year at Basin High. Sister to Mrs Karl H Adams, Frank Bristow of Greybull Standard, P P Anderson owner Basin Republican, W E B Hanlon and Myron Wooden with supporters travel to Deaver.
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Manley
India
Vancover
B. C
Marjorie Malone
Fargo
South Dakota
Basin High Schools
Marjorie
Karl H. Adams
Frank Bristow
Greybull Standard
P. P. Anderson
The
Basin Republican
W. E B. Hanlon
Myron Wooden
Republican Force
Deaver
Basin Visit Sparks Fire and Racing Hopes
Joseph Neville arrived in Basin on Saturday night and witnessed a second fire consume a local building. The town hopes for speedy boats and an automobile race during the fair as the track remains in prime condition for fast driving. The Colonel welcomes visitors.
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Joseph Neville
Basin
Joe
Election Bets Tie Up Until Official Vote Count
Odd wagers circulated about a watermelon versus cookies as the tally awaited official results. The bet placed on Treasure’s Office will be held until the vote count is certified.
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Treasure
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