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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
4
Bas in Republican announces its second class mail status and newspaper details. Publisher P P Anderson notes subscription price and paper location Basin Wyoming with advertising rates page text and misprints from the era.
The Republican extends merry Christmas wishes to patrons and all residents of the county and state. It hopes tables overflow with food and stockings brim with gifts. The piece notes peace, education quirks, and critiques of policy, citing timber conservation costs and political tensions.
A collection of humorous and opinionated items touching on a Amish school case in Ohio, a Wisconsin marrying magistrate, debates over water power ownership, and miscellaneous notes on education reform, holiday editions, taxes, and railway times. Also mentions President Wilson, Henry Ford, and local train schedules.
For sale single tract described as E44 of Bec 4 T 61 near Otte. Price set at 20 dollars per acre. Land is described as five close land and will bear closest investigation. Inquiries to P P Andereon Besin Wye. al4
Small rental sought by Mrs. RK D. Martin in Greybull Wyoming to raise a garden and keep chickens. Interested parties may contact Mrs. RK D. Martin at her Greybull address.
A Minneapolis Journal inspired meditation on frugality praising thrift over extravagance. The piece contrasts prudent saving with ostentation, argues frugality lends dignity and quiet romance to daily life, and cautions against wasting time and money while highlighting modesty, industry, and sympathy as stabilizing forces.
In a meditation on nature and time, Walter Savage Landor compares living trees to money's limits, noting that grand works fade before venerable trees. He recalls how countless memories and loves are tied to a single tree, whose branches witness many lives and farewells.
The Calcutta newspaper reports a growing trend of gown wearing among legal professionals in Bengal. Vakils first wore blue gowns to avoid bar confusion, then pleaders sought gowns, green was chosen, now Mukhtears in Jalpaiguri courts petition the Calcutta High Court registrar for permission to wear gowns.
A quaint London Tit Bits line recalls a waiter asked to prepare verulam and ova with a quiet cue mentor. The waiter, described as a looking man, goes away and returns with a nod and a brief Latin prompt.
Cupid and Mason wed in the courthouse at Jersey City with Judge George C. Tennant officiating. Mason will serve as war correspondent for the Outlook while his wife pursues a stage career and joins a Moscow fine arts student program.
Public auction to satisfy Occidental Building and Loan Association judgment. Lot Two, Block Two, Mecklem Addition Basin Big Horn County Wyoming to be sold January 29, 1916 at 2 p.m. at Basin State Bank front door. Sheriff B F Wickwire and Attorney R B Weat oversee the sale.
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