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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
The notice states a matter concerning the Basin Republican at the post office in Masts Wyoming on March 30, 1906, under the Act of March 4 1870.
A brief item notes metal paper matters in Hig Horn County and Basia Town. Officials review a local issue affecting residents and services, with focus on governance and community implications. The report highlights administrative steps and potential schedule considerations for affected areas.
The Ba ain country looks to 1914 with optimism citing a virgin gas field near town and oil development on an unprecedented scale as key industrial gifts. The Republican pledges continued booster role and thanks readers for support, extending wishes for a happy, prosperous new year.
An advisory on feeding growing boys in adolescence. It argues for abundant, varied nutrition with ample protein, fats, starches, and carbohydrates, including butter and sugar, and cautions against restricting a teen’s diet to fit parental tastes. It praises natural appetite and warns against undernourishment and cruelty. Chas Harris returned to Basin this week after a year in Indiana.
A column notes the British government funds marriage dowries for postal service workers and other public staff, citing higher marriages as dowry costs rise. It links reforms under anti trust action, justice department approval, and potential moves toward government ownership of telephone lines, outlining a broad agreement for AT&T and Western Union to operate independently while sharing toll access.
The Quebec Chronicle reports a rising wolf population in Canada’s north, with widespread corroboration from many sources. Wolves follow migrating red deer driven south by railroad work, aided by a surge in big game in the National Park that leaves wolves with ample refuge and prey.
The rivers carry vast amounts of solid and dissolved matter to the sea, mostly salt. Sun-driven evaporation leaves salt behind in the oceans, while rainfall returns freshwater. The cycle repeats as rivers continually deliver new salt, while seawater loses none to the atmosphere.
An extended note reviews how rape pasture can boost hog profits, comparing it with red clover. It cites figures from trials showing net per-acre profits, feed costs, and the relative nitrogen benefits of red clover versus rape, concluding red clover may be better overall though rape serves as a strong emergency forage. The piece also weaves in local anecdotes and names of residents.
A detailed farmer guide extols rape as a hog forage, noting high protein in dry matter and leaves, rapid early growth, and the ability to smother weeds. It covers sowing methods, cultivation, pasture management, and protein supplement strategies for maximizing hog gains and winter forage.
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