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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
7
A Boston police operator recalls a humorous exchange about journeys from Albany to Spokane and Butte. The anecdote includes a lanky Walla Walla rancher and a hotel to railroad trip, ending with a remark about never having been farther east.
A column recalls the seven ages of acquisitiveness, then details clever burglary tricks from Hopwood to Worcester, Davenport to Stoke, including a fire set by burglars and an officer chasing thieves. It closes with farming notes on winter vetch, germination tests, inoculation, and soil benefits for year round cover crops.
A local market announces reduced lard prices with special cuts. Deals include 10 pounds for $1.50 and six for the Tic, three pounds per bag, Ge, al' Chy Meat Market promotes these offers amid a Republican printing note.
City Meat Market files notice that starting July 7 the supplier will conduct two deliveries daily at 9 p.m. and 4 p.m. The item references a witty aside about Debutante Blouch and Debutante Slouch, noting the charm and apparent fragility of the debutante.
Mercer Bros Land and Livestock Co of Hyattville Wyoming advertises cattle branding on the left side and horses branded on the left side. Range includes Paint Rock and Nowood areas.
Public auction ordered by the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming in the William F Johnson assignment for creditors. The assignee will sell the described real estate at 10 00 am on March 2 1914 at the front door of Fraternity Hall Basin Wyoming, subject to court confirmation. Described parcels total about 123.29 acres west of the Big Horn river included. Dated January 28 1914 by Robert H Ewart Assignee.
An extended exploration of how bees plan, build, and sustain a hive. It describes swarm behavior, the process of transferring a cluster to a new hive, and the bee’s remarkable architectural skill. The piece details wax production, cell construction, and the geometry guiding efficient colony work. The author notes the queen’s role and hints at a continuation next week.
The regular meeting of the Women's club will be held next Wednesday afternoon February 25 at the library. The program committee chaired by Mrs Roy Belton includes Mrs Robert Gleason Mrs Lou Blakesley Miss Alice Thompson and Mrs Ruth Donaldson. The afternoon's subject is Library Extension.
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