Train Departures From Basin Sunday
Follows the daily schedule for Basin trains with northbound departures at 11 51 p m and southbound at 1 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
9
Follows the daily schedule for Basin trains with northbound departures at 11 51 p m and southbound at 1 30 p m.
A Cheyenne report claims a senator attempted to inject politics into a speech and accuses a rival paper of printing a biased yellow story. Attendees at the meeting urged the Leader to back down and retract, criticizing Truthful News for unfairness and political motive.
A Washington dispatch quotes Roy W. Schenck predicting Wyoming will vote Democratic in the next presidential election. Wyoming papers rebuke the claim, urging the editor to focus on grass and livestock while Schenck may influence federal politics, the speaker says Wyoming will stay Republican locally.
A Denver resident denounces sensational trial coverage as immoral and urges readers toward decency. The letter notes theft of a newspaper issue, references a Kansas wyflakey tablet, and jokes about Cupid’s imperfect aim amid social commentary on press ethics.
Dan Lon and Levi Johnnot along with John Lewellen and Ed Cunningham of Burlington were in town Wednesday to haul material for a headway project intended to span a road. The group gathered to load supplies for the construction effort and discussed the schedule and responsibilities.
A Manderson feature extols the town’s location at the Nowood and Big Horn confluence. It touts irrigation potential, alfalfa industry growth, a planned alfalfa meal mill, fruit and dairy prospects, local business stock, and a Burlington line expansion to Denver. It highlights commerce, utilities, banking, and housing, urging homeseekers and investors to visit and join a prospering community. A second item notes presidential commutations and a move of E. E. Sidebottom to Billings Thermopolis.
A letter from D. Clem Deaver aboard the exhibit car in Hoseville Illinois on November 27 praises The Republican for fostering Basin interest. Deaver notes continued engagement, a good crowd, and believes the paper is doing substantial good for Basin country.
Basins residents face stomach or bowel trouble. A Wise claims a single dose of a remedy relieves distress instantly. County clerk issued a marriage license last Monday to Fred E. Lantz and Frances Anna Copp, both of Humboldt Kansas. Monday saw four licenses to wed in the courthouse.
Notice records multiple items including desert land entry by John Bamford Otto Wyoming with proof deadline January 13 1942. stockholders meeting for Kirby Trading Co in Sheridan Wyoming December 11 2011. district court notice of Linnabary Dry Goods bankruptcy assignment at Basin Wyoming November 24 1911. stockholder meeting for Coal company in Sheridan December 1 1911. Basin Meat Market advertises Queen olives and related products.
Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming announces Ern est Fisher of Basin Wyoming filed intent to prove desert land claim for nine sections in township 49 north range 02 west sixth principal meridian. Before W F Brown clerk Basin Wyoming on December 9 1911 Walter Curtis Manderson Wyoming, William Durfey Manderson, Jay Loman Bonanza Wyoming, Adam Gillis Basin Wyoming, registers 3488 O W Brittain.
Notice lists a land sale under the Act of Congress of June 27 1906 to be offered at public sale to the first bidder at 3 o clock p m on December 9 at the office of the register. The fragments mention land interests and a sale process.
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