Basin Republican subscription notice
Basin Republican announces subscription price by T Gebhart editor and P Anderson associate at $2 per year in advance for delivery.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
9
Basin Republican announces subscription price by T Gebhart editor and P Anderson associate at $2 per year in advance for delivery.
The schedule lists northbound departures excluding Sunday. No. 312 shows 11:31 p m and 1:30 p m as the stated times.
The confession that the McNamaras bombed the Times building is not a verdict on unions. Labor unions deserve trust when run honestly, but revelations about defense funding and alleged insider knowledge from Burns and Darrow raise questions. If true, organized labor must purge such men or risk defeat and erosion of public support.
The town council plans to raise saloon licenses by 600 dollars annually, arguing liquor sales are a luxury and higher licenses will elevate standards. It urges an ordinance against illegal liquor sales, especially on Sundays, empowering officials to enforce laws to reduce intoxication and improve saloon conduct.
Gertrude Patterson is found not guilty of killing her husband though seen firing a shot in the back. Denver papers call the jury verdict a hall mark of scandal and predict trouble for the woman’s posttrial life. Her last town act was posing for moving pictures during evacuations, guided by a map provided by authorities.
The piece condemns a wife for creating a picture outfit of her husband and hopes officials bar such portrayals. It notes Congress session starting, tariff concerns for Wyoming, and support from state representatives. Taft’s message calls for Sherman anti trust law amendments and federal incorporation for interstate firms. Northwest Farmstead praised for resources articles by Governor Carey.
County board convened with numerous expense entries for Henry Jackson L T Tracy and others, approving deputy appointment and school district bond, road petitions, liquor license adverts, and a public highway declaration along the Big Horn river. Also notices of tax rebates for multiple school districts and a mortgage foreclosure sale by J R Matthews on Andrew Sohler property set for January 13 1912.
Notice states William W Fulton and Julia F Fulton mortgaged property to Hannah M Walters on March 23 1907 to secure 61600 note. Defaulted on interest, sale authorized at Basin courthouse front door on a specified date for cash to satisfy mortgage plus foreclosure expenses. Includes legal land description and foreclosure details.
Public notice announces a special meeting of the Beck and Allen Canal Company of Otto Wyoming to consider raising capital from five thousand to ten thousand dollars. The meeting will be held at the company office in Otto Big Horn county on December 9 1911 at eleven o’clock in the forenoon.
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