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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
7
For rent a double entrance storefront at the corner of 4th and C Street currently occupied by The New York Store. Desirable business location in the city. For details contact C. J. Robertson, Assignee, Linnabary Dry Goods Co.
A wartime era guide on ripe stage, picking, handling, grading, and crating cantaloupes. It covers skin color changes, thumb test, careful picking, shade cooling, uniform layering, avoiding bruising, and crate sizing for long distance shipments with notes from Philo K. Blain via Mid-Continent.
The Cheyenne Leader mails a Collier's Weekly editorial page reprint and hosts Mark Sullivan's critique of Wyoming politics. The Cheyenne paper may influence local readership, but Wyoming voters likely won’t shift party balance. Carpenter’s senatorial aims are dismissed as unlikely to succeed.
A proposed large canning factory would utilize locally grown vegetables that yield well, with E. M. Ritter demonstrating the venture's small scale profitability last season. A sizable plant could employ many locals and serve a wide territory, reducing reliance on freight rates.
A town urges creating a pleasure park near the water where shade trees exist. The Progress association could work with city authorities to make the plot a first class beauty spot for visitors and residents this coming summer. Dr. Carter reports Harve Perkins Otto's young girl suffering scarlet fever.
Property listing offers an improved 80 acre ranch to let on shares two miles from Basin. Applicants must be dependable. Water system with Hoberta Filter claimed. Local businesses advertise mail orders and supplies. Also notices of cattle and poultry for sale, and a stray/treasury alert.
A 1912 Basin Wyoming item promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff itching and baldness, claiming it revives hair by stimulating follicles and banishing microbes. It offers a free trial with no charge if unsatisfied and lists sizes 50 cents and 1.00. Also notes a legal notice about a writ of attachment against Frances Scambler and a public sale of a perpetual water right certificate in Lovell District Court proceedings.
Kirby Coal Company, a Wyoming corporation, held a special meeting of stockholders at E. E. Lonabaugh’s office in Sheridan on December 14, 1911. A resolution dissolving the corporation was adopted and the certificate of dissolution filed with the Secretary of State and the Big Horn County Clerk.
The annual meeting of the Ani ta Ditch Co. will be held on Monday. Any other business that may come before the meeting. A. G. Mercer Jr. 2-33
Three registered Red Poll bull calves offered for sale with registry papers to transfer. Price $50 each. Location Basin exchange Farm 2 miles south of Otto Wyoming. Contact Lou Blakesley Otto. Phone 1012.
A colonial dance will be held at the hall in Hyateville on the evening of February 14 with prizes for the two best costumes. Midnight supper at Bredford's. A band will provide music that evening.
Restoration and entry rights described for lands in T. 47 N. R. 87 W. Wyoming with specific tracts in sections 9 and 10, listing applicants Ishawooa Wye S offshoots and George E. Engster. option to file homestead entries before April 3, 1912, with detailed tract descriptions and excluded 30 foot strips.
Notice is hereby given that William A Hubler of Manderson Wyoming has filed intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to land described. Witnesses named: John Burwell John R Brown Frank Townsend Colonel Archer. Register: W F Brittain. Also a separate notice offers milk cows and stock.
Nesal A Webster of St. Joe Wyoming seeks final desert land proof for section 26 township 51 range 96 to establish claim by February 24 1912. Other St. Joe residents listed as witnesses. Grazing permit applications for the Bighorn National Forest must be filed in Sheridan by March 10 1912 with fee information available on request.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Heoler Of and Mining company of Wyoming will be held at the office and store of W. E. Taylor in Bonanza Big Horn County Wyoming at 9 o'clock a m on the Sand day of February 1912 to vote on the prop ed the 2nd day of January 1013 to Z. F. Little, President.
A notice announces a scheduled meeting of Grocholdere at the J F and W Irrigation entity. Details on date time and location appear in readable fragments within the notice. Stakeholders urged to attend as per the public notice.
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