Basin newspaper lists local ads and wild game gains
A Basin republication page itemizes advertising rates and local notices while reporting Big Horn region game counts. It notes 27,000 acres sold in Sheridan county, praises Governor Keadish, and highlights rising big game populations in the Big Horn forest with elk, deer, mountain sheep, beaver, and bear figures alongside predatory animal estimates and grazing totals.
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War Conferences Point to Balkan Shifts and Fronts
London reports a new war phase as Lord Kitchener travels to Paris for talks with the French staff and the German emperor heads to Vienna to discuss next moves with Austrian generals. The focus centers on whether to attack Anglo-French forces in southern Serbia or strengthen in western Bulgaria to counter possible Russian action and Romanian alignment. Monastir is likely to fall, while Serbian and Montenegrin forces resist stubbornly. The 7th State Legislature passes a branding law allowing stock owners to register unused brands, reducing state record clutter.
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State Board records show retired, dissolved brands on file
The State Board of Live Stock Commissioners lists brands owned by parties who have retired from active business or died without heirs. Some brands remain on record after companies dissolved or dissolved partial interests, leaving branding entries in the official registry.
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State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Women in Kansas Rights and Name Changes Explored
In Kansas women may change or retain names after marriage or death. They can take back a maiden name without legal action, keep their own name while married, or have husband take or share names. They may also use different names for business and social dealings, and even adopt a new name if both parties dislike current options.
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Sunflower
Women in New York vote and hold office, says Telegraph
The Telegraph notes that women may vote in every election and hold any office in the state except posing as a man. Kanaep asserts women can do almost anything men can, including scratching a match, with the sole restriction being gender presentation. In Fraternity hall, Gazsaar and Dance by Episcopal guild drew a large crowd with sales and a successful event.
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Sale on cream separators at G W Black & Co store
Successful sale advertises cream separators from Blus bell Dairy Maid and Domo at cost with monthly payments. A $75.00 separator is offered for $45.00, capacity between 450 and 850 pounds per hour, with terms to discuss in store.
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G. W. Black & Co
Blusbell
Duroc Jas Pedigreed Boxer Receives Award
A pedigreed Duroc jas boxer, showcased in an agricultural report, earns recognition for lineage and performance. Farmers note the animal's strong build and breed standards, highlighting its value for breeding programs and shows.
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