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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
3
A short note explains that the bank remains in close touch with customers by post and invites new accounts as well as deposits by mail. It emphasizes ease and safety of mail banking and positions this as a regular established custom for both new and existing clients.
A guide to preparing fish in paper bags using baked or boiled methods with milk and eggs for reinforcement. Includes rissole patties ships timbales and custard style fillings, plus planked and creamed boiled fish options and step by step cooking details.
The piece argues that creed matters in practice beyond mere words. It asserts that a man’s real creed is the moral standard by which he lives, guiding conduct and honesty, and that a creedless man is an idiot. It cautions against superficial toleration of beliefs.
E. T. Peyton, repeatedly judged insane, acted violently at his Kirby area ranch and was restrained by deputies. He was brought to Basin jail and awaits word from Evanston asylum authorities. Authorities suspect parole status and potential immediate return to the institution if applicable. The strain from political campaigning is thought to have worsened his condition.
Listings show multiple fraternal bodies and meeting nights including Temple Lodge No. 1 A F and A M second and fourth Saturdays Lewisia Chapter No. 16 OBE first and third Wednesdays Basin Lodge No. 35 SCOF every Tuesday Basin Encampment No. 15 LCOF second and fourth Fridays Biza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 ICK first and third Fridays Basin Camp No. 5586 MW A second and fourth Thursdays Mountain Home Camp No. 818 RAF second and fourth triangle Lodge No. 31 KOP first and third Thursdays Cloud Peak Nest No. 1497 Order of Owls second and fourth Wednesdays.
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