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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
5
For rent a double entrance storefront at the corner of 4th and C Streets currently occupied by The New York Store. Describes it as the best business location in the city with contact for C. J. Robertson, Assignee of Linnabary Dry Goods Co.
Official paper lists display advertisement rates per line and a daily Basin time table for passenger trains. Northbound No 12 departs at 11 31 p m and Southbound No 11 departs at 1 30 p m with exceptions on Sundays and local rates per line.
Nebraska Republicans place Theodore Roosevelt on the primary ballot sparking talk of a national boom. Roosevelt has a wide westward following and could secure substantial party support and cross party votes if nominated. La Follette and Bryan not seriously favored. The primary results will be watched closely for Roosevelt momentum.
Attorney Brandies testifies before a congressional panel on stock watering by large combinations and the need to cap capitalization. Critics rail at watered bonds and inflated corporate value, while Wyoming politics face editorials and a shift toward independence as Newcastle News Journal declares changes and Waterlaus leases Cowley Pen, harming the paper’s progressive stance.
In praise of Representative Mondell and Senator Warren, the Casper Press notes their vigorous support for Wyoming’s interests in Congress. It cites House Rolls 14478 and 14479 on grazing lands, homesteads for former settlers, and Wind River relief, insisting their actions reflect constituent rights despite national disagreements.
A collage of farmers and artisans observations on money, farming, and ingenuity. Notes on parcels post, grain profits, and the value of home made goods contrast with quips about aviators, ostrich feathers, and cutting worms. Includes local ads for rent to buy homes, hair work, and plumbing services.
A mixed page of notices and ads from Basin Wyoming includes livestock ads for salers and buyers, a civil attachment notice against W A Weeden, local legal brief, remarks on United States attorney H B Ridgely, a rheumatism cure testimonial, Presbyterian Aid meeting details, home baked bread sale, liquor license application for Worland, and various community notices dated December 15 1911. Names include James F Lampman E A Davis H B Ridgely W A Weeden Constance Skovgard Mrs J B Thompson and Charles C Worland.
Presbyterian church holds morning services at 11 and evening at 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 45 and alternate Sunday services in Fraternity hall. Christian Science services in Fraternity Hall Sunday at 1 am with sermon Christ Jesus. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by druggists for coughs and colds being safe and pleasant to take. Plumbing firm proclaims only best work and guarantees quality. Big Horn Oil & Gas Co for sale. Roosters and Rhode Island red poultry advertised. Whitaker advertisement notes sale details and contact.
County commissioners decide to locate a road beginning at the southwest corner of section 36 and running north to the northwest corner, then east to the northeast corner, and south 40 rods to the present county road. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk before noon January 2, 1913. Peter Enders, County Clerk. Methodist Services announced at First M B Church with Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm, Sunday school 10 am, and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 pm. G W Albone, Pastor.
The Feiaby Dairy will be ready on Wednesday November 6 to furnish milk and cream. Deliveries occur each morning between 7:30 and 10:00. Orders may be telephoned to 7704 or sent by a stamped Postal Card. J. E. Felaby.
About 75 swarms of bees in ten frame hives for sale with honey and vigor. Bee supplies also available as expert departs the country. Address Hake Hardware Worland Wyoming. Application for Liquor License 1912 Basin Wyoming. M R Douglas. Liquor license request for 1912 Basin Wyoming Josiah Cook.
J C Davia and Company submit an application for a retail liquor license for a one story frame building elevated on Lot 7 Block 3 in the town of Greybull Wyoming.
The notice describes an application tied to lot 4 block 36 in O W McNay and a 1912 two story building on lot 21 block 3 in Nelson Hampton, indicating requests for alteration or construction at these locations. The filing asserts ownership or rights under the respective parcels and seeks legal or municipal action.
Two foreclosure notices detail mortgages in Big Horn county Wyoming. J R Matthews advertises sale of the East Half of the NW Quarter Section Eleven T52N R96W on January 16 1912 for 1615 due plus 650 attorney fees. The Van Kleeck Bacon Investment Company advertises sale of parts of Section 27 Township 51N Range 95W on January 27 1912 for 1316 due plus foreclosure costs.
In Greybull Wyoming a two story stone building occupies lot 10 block 6 as noted in 1912 records attributed to J M Frost.
Notice is given that John Bamford of Otto Wyoming who on January 2 1908 made desert land entry and filed no notice of intention to make final proof to establish claims before W F Brown clerk of court Basin Wyoming on January 18 1912. W F Brittain Register. Also mentions Whitmore jeweler ad promising watch inspection and guaranteed work.
Notice of sale under a court judgment for 3977.43 against Wright Wilhelmy Tollerton Warfield and E I Dupont De Nemours Powder Co. describes land in Lovell Big Horn County Wyoming. Property includes part of Lot 1 Block 16 with improvements. Sale January 20, 1913 at Fraternity Hall Basin. Proceeds first cover 2977.42 plus interest. remaining funds to clerk.
Notice declares mortgage foreclosure on real estate in Big Horn County Wyoming to secure a 1600 note. Amount due 1687 includes foreclosure costs. Sale at Basin courthouse door on a set date. Also a separate notice for desert land entry by James L. Miller of Otto, Wyoming with final proof scheduled before Basin Clerk of Court in 1912.
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