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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

4

Basin Republican ad rates and timber policy debate

The Basin Republican advertises in Basin Wyoming with mail rates and a $2 yearly subscription. The item includes a lengthy editorial criticizing forest service immigration roles, arguing for allowing settlement, plus opinions on federal resource control, Wyoming’s wool leadership, and Utah crime demonstrating political mismanagement.

County Officials of Gig Horn County Wyoming

County list of officials includes Sheriff B F Wickwire Assessor L Gray Commissioner T W Spratt Chair M D Harris and Cleave Avent County Clerk Zela Murphy County Attorney W B Collins Clerk of District Court R H (names incomplete) in public offices.

Gig Horn County Wyoming B. F. Wickwire L. ©. Gray Cgumimionere T. W. Spratt Chairame M. D. Harris Cleave Avent Zela Murphy W. 8. Collins R. H

Alpine Passes Echo Ancient Battles In Chronicle of War

The article traces Alpine warfare from Hannibal through Napoleonic campaigns, noting how Alps shaped routes and tactics. It describes Italian and Austrian use of science and terrain, with Mont Cenis and Simplon passes highlighted as key routes in centuries of conflict.

Alps France Carnic Julian Alps Austria Armica Mont Cenis Pass Hannibal Italy Augustus Helvetic Republic Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon St. Bernard Pass Simplon Pass Brieg Switzerland Domodossola Milan

Meant to foil pickpockets alarm device described

The item is described as a device that sounds an alarm when a purse or pocketbook is withdrawn from a pocket. The report notes its intended use as a guard against theft and mentions detection features.

Possible Tuberculosplenatin Links Spleen Removal to TB

Researchers at Rockefeller Institute and Henry Phipps Institute report in the Journal of Experimental Medicine that removing the spleen from mice may clear them due to a substance named tuberculosplenatin. The substance could have an affinity for the tuberculosis germ. Little is known about its properties.

Journal of Experimental Medicine Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research Lewis Arthur Georges Margot Henry Phipps Institute University of Pennsylvania

Change in Farming Methods Sparks Diversified Swiss Agriculture

The Swiss agricultural sector has shifted toward diversified cultivation since the war began, marked by an inclination across the country to diversify crops and farming practices to adapt to wartime demands and shortages. The move reflects a broad reorientation of production toward resilience and variety in crops.

Evolution of Baseball From Mass. to New York Origins

A compact history traces baseball from Massachusetts on the Boston common in the 1830s with eight players and five bases, to New York's Murray Hill origins in 1843 led by Alex Cartwright. It notes early rules, equipment, and the Knickerbocker club as the first formal team, plus the shift from soft to harder balls and the rise of prominent clubs like the Gothams.

Knickerbocker Club Massachusetts Boston New York Murray Hill Grounds New York City Alex J. Cartwright Mr. Cartwright Gothams

Paving Cobblestones in Philadelphia Sparks Mixed Reactions

An announcement that a section of Philadelphia will be paved with cobblestones prompts relief in some quarters while cynicism grows about the broader scope of urban improvements. The report frames cobblestone paving as a small detail within a larger plan.

Philadelphia

Notice of Real Estate Sale in Basin Wyoming

A court ordered sale of Lot Two, Block Two in Mecklem Addition Basin Big Horn County Wyoming follows a 1751.06 dollar judgment plus 6 dollars costs in favor of Occidental Building and Loan Association against Gideon Ralph Hoover and Lucy Ann Hoover. The sheriff will auction January 29, 1916 at 2 PM at the Basin State Bank front door for cash.

District Court Big Hart County Wyoming Occidental Building and Loan Association Gideon Ralph Hoover Lucy Ann Hoover Mecklem Basin Big Horn Country Basin State Bank Big Horn County Wickwire R. B Weet

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