Basin Town Council lines up two local improvement districts
Basins town council approves Resolution of Intention No. One to create Local Improvement District No. 2 for sanitary sewers on Third through Eighth Streets and Myrtle and Montana Avenues. A second Resolution of Intention No. Two creates Local Improvement District No. 3 for Be F G and North Streets and Richardson Avenue sewer work. Notices to residents are ordered.
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Basin
Wyoming
South Street
Holdrega
Myrtle, Wyoming
Montana
Wm. Gibson
R. J. Extra
Extra
Wm Gibson
W. Bratt
T. W. Spratt
The
Basin Republican
Richardson Avenue
Wyomin
Eighth Street
Fourth Street
R.J. Extra
Kk. J. Extre
R. J. Mxira
J. A. Berry
Royal Adoption Of Neighbors Club Sparks Big Candidates Clash
Neighbors orderly held a large meeting last Tuesday in the hall forming fourteen new members and approving transfers and reinstatements. Two rival teams competed for no-member status with the losing team to sponsor a banquet and both sides planned charitable work and a memorable post contest event.
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Order of Royal Neighbors
Making of Beet Sugar at Scott's Bluff Factory
The Scott's Bluff sugar factory completed a 134 day record sugar making campaign, the longest in Nebraska. Total beets grown reached 382,362 tons with over 71,000 pounds of white granulated sugar produced. Farmers were paid $2,163,000. average yield 12 tons per acre at $5.60 per ton. tops worth $3.50 per acre, revenue $70.42 per acre. By product beet pulp weighing 100,000 tons fed to cattle and sheep. The year involved handling 10,000 carloads of freight, boosting Scott's Bluff's freight earnings second only to Omaha and Lincoln in Nebraska.
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Scott's Bluff
Nebraska
Scott's Bluff Sugar Company
Colorado
Scott’s Bluff
Omaha
Lincoln
LONG BATTLE LINE ADMITTING ITALIANS FALTER
Report notes heavy fighting with Italians admitting Austrian penetration at one point. No recent alerts from the Caucasus as Russians pursue retreating Turks. Local notes mention George Baker of Burlington visiting Basin for business and apricot yield. Also items on trade, labor work, and housing acquisition in Basin._subscription to The Republican.
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Caucasus
George Baker
Burlington
Basin
Baker
HH. L, Mead, Greybull
Wye
Does It Pay
A stallion owner argues mare owners should pay the service fee once the mare is proven in foal regardless of foal outcome. The piece defends the contract, criticizes owners who delay payment, and urges buyers to evaluate the horse first and then pay. It urges fairness to stallion owners to sustain high quality horses.
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Allyn H. Tedman
Co. Agt
Isone
Why Prince Albert Wins
Prince Albert tobacco owes its appeal to a patented process read on every package since July 30, 1907. The process removes bite and parch, making the tobacco smooth and satisfying for pipe or roll your own cigarettes. It has taken years and money to perfect, but delivers a lilting aroma and broad appeal to smokers everywhere.
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Prince Albert
Astonishing results claimed for Adler-ika bowel cleanser
Basin residents read of Adler-ika a buckthorn bark and glyceryne mixture said to cleanse both upper and lower bowels. The ad claims quick relief from constipation and gas, notes use in appendicitis, and features Frank A. Wise as a druggist. Also lists real estate, found pocketbook, eye bounty, and local notices from Basin Republican.
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Basin
Frank A. Wise
Farmers' Fair Election Meeting Called in Big Horn County
Big Horn County Farmers Fair Assn calls an annual meeting on March 4 to elect directors and conduct important business. All voters in the county are members and urged to attend, with each person asked to serve on a committee of one. President T J Jones signs the notice.
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Farmers’ Fair
The
Big Horn County Fair Association
Big Horn County
Farmers’ Fair Association
T. J. Jones
Ritter's Corn Offer for Home Industry Support
E. M. Ritter offers Big Horn Basin canned corn at 2 dollars per case of 24, with varieties Yellow Bantam and White. The product is promoted as fine and not easily beaten, inviting interested buyers to contact Ritter directly.
City Warrants Call for Presentation
City issues a call for all city warrants to be presented for payment with interest ceasing after February 1, 1916. City Treas. H. Smith announces the action and directs holders to present warrants promptly.
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H. Smith
City Treas
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Council Proceedings
Jas. F. Ewers
Royal
Fred Forshee
Manderson
R. D. Marta
Miladi
General
America
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
TES Pete
G. S. Mead
Wright
Whee Watchmaker and Jeweler
Rexall
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