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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
5
Advertising rates display per inch reg insertion and local lines. Paper published in Big Hore County with subscription at $3 per year in advance. References include dates from 1879 and 1905 with postal office mentions.
The writer urges local cooperation to establish a canning factory, noting a limited supply of small vegetables used for canning. The aim is to secure sufficient quantities and interior support, suggesting community action is needed to initiate the industry.
A reader asks if a canning factory will be established next season, noting the effort to proceed with the project unimpeded by opposition. The query implies concern over potential delays or objections and seeks clarity on plans and timeline.
A faded note reports kittens available through the paper on application. The promise claims buyers could secure about twenty more than on hand, with mention of potential supply up to a hundred cats for interested parties.
A teaching guide outlines sanitation measures for schools including fumigation, water safety, and waste disposal. It covers germ control, use of sterilization, single cups and towels, vaults for excreta, and monitoring pupil health, with emphasis on quarantines and preventing infection from diseases like diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough.
Boys bidding range listed as four price points from 4.00 to 10.00 with 2.25 and 8.00 to 5.00 in unclear sequence, likely a pricing table fragment. No clear event or names present.
Notice is given under a 1912 District Court execution in Big Horn County Wyoming. Big Horn County Bank sued B G Rogers and won $3000. Levyed real estate: Lot 4 in Bem then 19 T50N R92W in Big Horn County. Sale by public auction for cash at front door of Basin courthouse on January 18, 1913 to satisfy the judgment and sale costs. Dated December 6, 1913.
Notice of incorporation announces Yellowstone University and partner corporation with perpetual existence and no capital stock. It cites aims in the cure of liver complaints and includes a testimonial from Ioe Smith of Point Blank Texas about using Chamberlains Tablets. Also mentions listing livestock and personal property through Cropsey auctioneers for private sale.
In the district court of Big Horn County Wyoming the estate of R. J. Roth deceased. Notice to Creditors requires claims to be exhibited within one year or be barred. H. P. Arnold is administrator with L Walls attorney Cody Wyoming. Dated November 11 1912.
Evening gatherings announced for a fraternity hall meeting led by Sevisle Congr Me with 6 and 0 formats noted. Details are limited and the notice appears OCR garbled but confirms scheduled sessions in the fraternity venue.
A short notice urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure for croup after a child choked and gasped for breath. It promises relief, notes that many mothers suffer nights of terror, and advises keeping the remedy ready at home. Also advertises cheap gas ranges available at the office.
The notice states an intention to make a five year proof to establish a land claim on tract No 78 section 21 51 on 7 95 west bearing and magnetic references and it directs that the proceeding occur before Wil vem F Brown clerk of court at a county seat. The garbled text suggests a standard entry for a land office filing requiring proof and official validation.
Stop paying rent and own a home by paying with rent money. Hoover Investment Co offers four houses for sale on a monthly payment plan. Also notes a Basin daily train timetable with train numbers and departure times, excluding Sundays.
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