Basinsmen Buffum and Brown Gain Noted Fame in Omaha Show
Prof Buffum and J Stant Brown gain recognition at the land show in Omaha with notable contributions to agriculture. Brown’s recent discovery draws nationwide comment, highlighted by Wyoming press. Senator Warren introduces a bill to grant two million federal lands to Wyoming for road funding, with leasable but non-entry rights.
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the Basin
Omaha
Prof Buffum
J. Stant Brown
Big Horn Basin
Brown
United States
Republican
Wyoming
F. E. Warren
Basin schools featured in current Wryo Ming Journal
The issue reports Basin schools items and covers the proceedings of the last state teachers convention held several weeks ago. It notes Supt. E. B. Rossiter of Basin schools participated in the gathering.
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Wryoming School Journal
Basin
Supt. E. B. Rossiter
Warren's Poser on Tariff Schedule by Schedule
Senator Warren of Wyoming argues against a schedule by schedule tariff revision. He says it’s impractical to consider one schedule at a time without affecting others. Wool and woolen goods illustrate how linked schedules would force consideration of many related items and machinery.
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Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Wyoming Senator Delivers Terse Tariff Argument
The Wyoming senator refines extensive tariff debate into a concise, persuasive statement aimed at shaping the textbook view of fair duty adjustments. His argued logic presents a decisive, unanswerable stance likely to guide readers toward equitable policy.
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Wyoming
Midland People Next Wednesday Lectures by H W Sears
Midland residents are invited to attend next Wednesday night as H W Sears delivers lectures titled More Taffy and Less Epitaphy. North Texas papers praise his engaging style and thoughtful humor, noting strong reception and calls for additional shows.
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Midland
H. W. Sears
West
Southwest
Galveston
Texas
Young Men's Christian Association
Rosenberg Hall
Peoria
Roy Armeling III Illness Improves After Turbulent Weekend
Roy Armeling was taken ill last Friday with heart trouble causing grave concern among family and friends. By Sunday his condition showed improvement. He had recently visited Thermopolis hot springs and appeared much improved on his return.
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Roy Armeling
Mr. Armeling
Thermopolis
Lucas Deputies Return From Oklahoma Illness Call
Deputy county clerk Alex Lucas returns from Chickasha Oklahoma after several weeks away due to his father John Lucas Sr. illness. Mr Lucas Sr. has shown continued health improvement justifying the son's departure to Basin.
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Alex. Lucas
Chickasha
Okla
John Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Basin
Delphi Literary Society Shines At First Program
Last Friday the Delphi Literary Society led by President Miss Mildred Henry presented its first program before the H S and impressed. The Alpha Society with President Miss Kathleen ONeil is preparing to perform soon. Grips and colds reduce school attendance while Supt Cossiter installs window boards to even room temperatures. Illness keeps Miss Hannah Radcliffe away with Pearl Wilson substituting at H S. Fourth grade shows solid progress under Miss Mabel Tallon.
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Public School
Delphi Literary Society
Mildred Henry
Alpha Society
Kathleen O'Neil
Cossiter
Hanah Radcliffe
Pearl Wilson
H. S
Mabel Tallon
Diamond City Auto Repair Co offers complete car repairs
W H Voss advertises in the Republican that he is ready to undertake all kinds of machine work on autos. Since arriving in town he has repaired many cars and proven himself an experienced machinist. Demand grows as Namond City residents buy more autos. His charges are reasonable and work efficient.
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Diamond City Auto Repair Co
W. H. Voss
Namond
Mr. Voss
Baain
T' Atqoeta
le Cavuee
Big Horn Development Co
Norris
Matteson
Thomas Brothers Buy Broderick Out in Basin Wyoming
Thomas Brothers of Lander Wyoming acquire Broderick pool hall and Dilliard hall in Basin. Broderick, in declining health, sells. the new owners bring experience and promise to sustain the venue’s reputation. The Republican welcomes their arrival and notes Basin as a good town to make money and prosper.
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Thomas Bros
Broderick
Jack Broderick
Dilliard Hall
Thomas Brothers
Lander
Wye
Basin
Messrs
Thomas
Wyoming
Basin Jobbing Center Readings Stimulate Boosters
J D Johnson outlined Basin as a wholesale market in a paper read by Progress Association secretary Hoover. He argued basing on cooperation among Basin retailers could cut transport costs, stabilize prices, and help producers and consumers, proposing a central buyer and a distributed office to coordinate orders and shipments. The plan would involve nearly all Basin retailers and may require careful planning before launch.
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J. D. Johnson
Johnson & Bailey
Hoover
Progress Association
Basin
Pillings
Big Horn
Ass'n
Association
Ass’n
Masonic Houses of
Chicago
Big Horn Basin
Fiery reply to Basin mayor on electric plant costs
E Fiieby argues Mayor Collins misrepresents electric fund data noting December warrants total 1305.20 and charges 710.59 to operating while credits and accounts imply different allocations. He defends arc lamp specs and lamp cost, questions street lighting spending, and critiques feasibility of Tungsten system for Basin.
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Collins
Weatinghouse
General Electric Co
Adam Bagnal
Ft. Wayne
General Electric
F. O. B. Basin
At & Leas
City electric plant dispute over boiler capacity and bonds
Mr Collins presses for a larger boiler to handle both lighting and pumping, outlining costs for 80 hp and 150 hp units and arguing the town lacks a formal superintendent position. The reply defends current spending and accounting, notes wiring charges to a private development company, and questions future use of electric lines and meters.
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P. P, Anderson
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Hawkeye Statesman
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Lucas
Big Ben
Wilane Pyayster
Whitmeres
Make Basin Jobbing Center
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E. Fiieby
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