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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
4
Basin republicans advertising rates listed per line per inch and postal classification details show Basin, Big Horn County Wyoming. Rates include individual insertion costs and annual subscription price of $2 in advances. Public notice of second class matter and mailing details referenced.
The Rustler editor criticizes county officers for George Saban's escape. The piece defends Sheriff Wickwire and deputies as efficient, notes delays in alert, argues state officials bore blame, and questions funding for pursuit. It defends local officials and condemns shifting responsibility.
In recent months the leading officials of the Emters railroads have resigned from fire service and have each returned to the farm where their childhood days were spent. The move signals a retreat from city duties to agricultural life.
A reflective note on soil and farm life suggesting the land will draw back investors who now instruct farmers on reclaiming the farm. The piece envisions a future where the agricultural setting restores balance between farmers and financiers and the farm’s independence.
Early in the year a Basin group plans to form a choral society inviting all residents to join even those who cannot read music. Competent instruction will soon train amateur voices for worthwhile choral entertainments, and public support is urged.
Speaker Champ Clark promotes Christmas purse on lecture circuit in New England. Reports on sauerkraut imports, tobacco trust raids, San Francisco stickup case, and Chicago bootblack trust probes. Notes Amanda Johnny in Albany Oregon votes at eighty on suffrage, Crooks’ thallium work, Elizabeth Knopf’s temple reading project, and Milwaukee医生 Horace M Brown critiquing Wisconsin Eugenics laws.
Notice is given of the Pioneer Trait and Gavings Bank regular annual stockholders meeting at Basin Wyoming January 12 1914 at 2 oclock p m to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business as may arise Frank A Wise Secretary
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Keck and Alum Catal omy sock bolc era to elect a board of directors and transact business. Meeting set at Otto WVU on January 12, 1914 with secretary J B Perone and Baptist Church activities including Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 7 30 pm. Also invites bids for undeveloped land at up to 50 per acre and weekly prayer.
A Wyoming Tribune report summarized by the Gody Enterprise says Independence Irrigation Co plans to irrigate 100000 acres under Oregon Basin, with a $2400000 bond issue already placed in France. Water will come from the Shoshone river south fork, no dam needed, and German and Swedish farmers may be recruited for colonization. Senator W H Taylor confirms bond acceptance and upcoming field work in March.
A Cardiff man visiting Jesus College Oxford seeks Mr Jones. The porter identifies many Jones from Cardiff by hair, eye, limp, and other traits until finally guiding him to No 68, the only David Jones from Cardiff with red hair, a slight cast and a lame foot.
St Andrew's Episcopal Church on South Sun Street Hasin Wyoming offers Sunday services each week with morning sermon at 11 am Sunday school at 102. Holy Communion observed on the first Sunday of the month and other services listed. The public is invited to attend all services.
State wide and county notices warn A T Watson and P P Anderson of attachments securing small debts. Court actions threaten judgment and sale of property if debtors do not appear January 22 or January 24, 1914. Also notices of probate hear ing for the will of Henry A Barrows and letters testamentary to Fidelia A Barrows.
A regular meeting of stockholders of the Pheer Trust Company will be held at the company offices in Basin, Wyoming, on January 12, 1914, at 2 o’clock p m to elect directors and transact other business as specified in the notice.
Notice is given that by order of sale and execution out of the District Court Big Horn County Wyoming a mortgage on Lots 6 and 7 Block 3 Original Town Greybull will be sold at public auction. The sale is set for January 1914 between 10 pm and 6 pm at the District Court front door Besin Fraternity Hall Besin Wyoming. Proceeds distributed as judgment directs. Publication dates November 1 1913 and January 2 1914.
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of Tillard Cane Co stockholders will be held in Basin city hall Basin Wyo January 13 2014 at 2 p m to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business properly coming before the meeting Irwin President Geo Treas appears as officers in the notice.
The ranch of 640 acres on Canyon Creek, owned by the late Jacob Hun singer, is offered for sale. For particulars address K. McClung at 144 Church Street, Jackson, Obdo.
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