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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a guaranteed remedy for underweight children and general health, claiming digestion aid and no alcohol. It lists road survey points, legal notices by Big Horn County Wyoming, and road construction dates with multiple latitude and longitude bearings and official actions.
The item notes newspaper status as a Second Class matter dated December 30, 1906, at the post office in Basra Wyoming under the 1879 Act. The fragment references federal mail classifications and location but lacks full context.
A fragmentary OCR notice lists advertising rates for local papers in Basia and Hig Horn County. It mentions display rates per inch, local lines, and raises unclear figures, implying pricing in advance but with missing details and complete terms.
The direct primary's cost and accessibility shifts power to wealth, reducing success chances for lower funded candidates and altering future elections. Editor Perry praises a Crook County mining industry issue. Lovell hosts a wanted man, Lopez, for whom a thousand dollar reward was posted briefly. Democratic fences in the region look to be mending as Hopkins and John B. Kendrick visit.
The Kansas City stock yards market shows Monday gains fading by Wednesday with cattle prices mixed. Receipts total about 12,000 head, 8,000 head opening supply for the week, best natives at 5.05, 1200 pound steers from Colorado sugar beet area around 8.20, fat cows 6.50 to 7.54, calves near 10.25, quarantines 4 cars with Old Mexicos and yearlings from Oklahoma at 7.75, fancy stockers up to 7.75, top hogs 8.57, bulk 8.50 to 8.55, light weights near the top, sheep and lambs up 25 to 35 cents last week but down 10 to 16 cents today with 9,000 head receipts. Lambs 7.10 to 7.56, heavy western ewes around 5.20.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will meet with Mrs Henry Arveling on Thursday afternoon February 26. Compreyances will be at the gas office at 2 30 that afternoon to take the ladies out to the Arveling rest
The United States has about 1 149 000 000 acres of tillable land but only 27 percent is cultivated. Despite underutilization the nation can boost production through better methods and new regions. Beef prospects attract attention to cattle raising in previously undeveloped areas. The piece argues the U S has land and brains to guide agriculture wisely and reduce reliance on foreign food imports.
Four counties expressed interest in the Progress Dinner program. L. O. Gray proposed a tax levy to fund an agent. Sullyvan moved to give moral support, and the club adjourned after no further business was discussed.
In the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming Laura A Baldwin as administratrix seeks court approval to borrow three thousand dollars to secure a mortgage on estate real property in Washakie County. A show cause hearing is set for March 21 1914 at 2 p m in the county court and a copy notice will run in Basin Republican for four weeks.
The Shell Creek Cattlemen's Association announces a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone killing stock, altering brands, or driving cattle off their ranks. Reported by President P. M. Gallaher and Vice President A. Flituer.
Gt Andrew s Episcopal Church Basin Wyoming invites public to all services. Sunday school at 1040 am Holy communion and sermon every Sunday. Note about ongoing construction and weathered boards. billboards show Hur s knees bare and cold winter conditions expected.
A retired farmer labors under debt and fatigue, with unpaid hired help and a frugal wife tending cows and garden. He runs a small town life after 50, has black land in the corn belt, and a doctor cites money to buy a touring car before his death from heart disease. Classified ad lists 140 acres on Big Horn river with water rights, cattle, and a ranch house for sale.
Public notices record Jennie F. Howell as heir filing case Wa. 1301 in Big Horn county Wyoming against The Gregory Realty Company Elmer A. Gregory and Louis Gregory for promissory notes totaling 6000 with mortgage foreclosure on lands described in section 23 township 50 north range 93 west and associated property. Notices include summons, publication terms, and bid call for lumber in Basin with March 3 1914 deadline. Grazing permit applications due by March 16 1914 for Big Horn National Forest grazing season.
Church services will be held at the First M. B. Church with Sunday morning service at 11 o clock, evening service at 6, Sunday school at 10. A prayer meeting is planned Thursday evening. Pastor W. Albons extends a cordial welcome to all. A stray remark about girls choosing husbands is noted as a humorous aside.
640 acre ranch on Canyon Creek owned by the late Jeanb Hun suger. For sale. For particulars address K McClung, Bucoutor, 164 Chyugektreet, Jackson, Ohio.
County agents should connect farmers, universities, and the public agencies to share practical experience and scientific insights. Farmers teach by example, while scientists learn from farmer wisdom. cooperation turns local problems into proven solutions through mutual exchange and field-tested truth.
Notice to non residents Roy G Hixson Belle Hixson L V Graves and R R Crowe foreclosure of two mortgages in Big Horn County Wyoming filed January 20 1914 seeking $3596 18 plus costs unless answered by March 14 1914 Also notice to Fred Milward Bonner Montana regarding partition of lands in Big Horn County described as NW SE 30 Tp 53 N R 91 W and related guardianship actions filed December 20 1913 with reply due March 14 1914
Estray notice reports a buckskin gelding about five years old, 1000 pounds, branded Metis, taken up near Manderson Wyoming town. Market to be conducted on a nearby street after a date in July.
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