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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
9
For rent a double entrance store building on the corner of 4th and C Streets currently occupied by The New York Store. Described as the best business location in the city. Inquiries to C. J. Robertson, Assignee, Linnabary Dry Goods Co.
Classified notice list includes mail and advertising rates, train departures, a town name change joke from Shady Bend Kansas, and a mortgage foreclosure notice for William W Fulton and Julia Fulton. It announces sale of Lots 1 and 2 in section 6 township 52 north range 92 west in Big Horn county on January 6, 1912 to satisfy a $1687 debt plus foreclosure costs with attorney fees.
The organization plans scientific marketing to cut out middlemen, raise product quality through inspection, and advertise the country. The chosen leaders are progressive and capable, promising profitable, paying crops for Basin growers. Citizens with Basin interests should support the effort.
The article discusses naturalized Jewish Americans asking Congress and the state department to abrogate the treaty with Russia because returning Jews are denied the right to return and enjoy full rights in Russia. It argues Moscow would not want them and America should not guarantee their return.
President Hill of the Great North ern demands governors focus on state resources during the eastward special train trip. He argues governors should discuss official purposes and cover their own expenses if they discuss politics. The stance reflects ongoing Republican critiques of political junketing.
Notice is hereby given that John Bamford of Otto Wyoming who on January 2 1908 made desert land entry No 2178 serial No 01068 for section 24 township 51 north range 95 west 6th principal meridian has filed no notice of intention to make final desert land proof to establish claim to the land described before W F Brown clerk of court Basin Wyoming on January 13 1912 Claimant names witnesses John Perrine Gus Hartman John Bircumshaw William Tilforth all of Otto or Basin Wyoming d115 W F Brittain Register
County commissioners approve a new road starting at the southwest corner of section 36 and running along the section lines to the county road, with objections due by January 2, 1912. Also, Nelson and Hampton apply for a 1912 retail liquor license for the two story building on lot 21, block 3 in Worland.
Washington action shows Chicago chosen as national convention city with delegates to assemble June 18. Acting Chairman John F. Hill elected. Hitchcock resignation effective 1909. Hilles and Vorys influence, New chosen sub committee to draft rules. Deeds filed and local notices follow in Basin area including attachment case and liquor license application.
Josiah Cook applies for a liquor license for 1912 for a one story brick building on lot 16 block 37 Basin Wyoming. Dated December 6, 1911.
The description notes a two story stone building located on lot 10, block 6, in Greybull Wyoming, dated 1912, attributed to J. M. Frost.
The Episcopal Guild invites all members to meet at the home of Mrs. Alice Richardson on Thursday December 22. Attendees are urged to attend and participate in the gathering.
In Big Horn County Wyoming the assignment of Linnabary Dry Goods Company to Ole J. Robertson as assignee is announced with creditors urged to file verified claims within six months from November 24, 1911. The notice specifies Basin office address and publication dates November 24 to December 15, 1911.
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