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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1913

Page

6

Time Table and Legal Notice Fragments

Basin train departures listed with northbound at 11 31 am and southbound at 1 30 pm. Lease notice for rent seeks inquiry to Mrs Liste Bowman. Webster Ballinger attorney at law offers land mining and irrigation practice before U.S. government departments and courts with permission reference to Hon. F. W. Mondrell address Room 62 1413 G street Washington D C.

Webster Ballinger United States F. W. _Mondrell M. C Wyoming G Street Washington, D. C

Noted Explorer Risks Life at Aaron’s Tomb in Petra

Rev Dr William B Palmore of St Louis recently completed a Europe and Asia tour. He led a nocturnal expedition to the tomb of Aaron on Mount Hor in Arabia Petrea, entering a Moslem chapel and a hidden vault beneath. He descended a rock stair to view the tomb, then escaped with his guide and guards before daybreak, returning safely to Petra and en route home.

William B. Palmore St. Louis Europe Orient Mount Hor Arabia Petrea Aaron Moses Palmore Dr. Palmore

Safeguarding Letters in Antiquity and a New Envelope

A French inventor Ph ion claims a simple method to seal letters unseen. The envelope mimics a normal sheet but uses a loop tongue fixed by a stamp over the gummed upper right corner. The design prevents access to the letter except by ripping the envelope or removing the stamp.

Phion

Woman hurls hymn books in church discourse

A woman in an English town expressed strong dislike for the pastor by rushing the chancel during an anthem and throwing hymn books at the minister shouting Take him from the church The minister was struck in the back and believed a stone had fallen from the roof In court she expressed regret

Not a Strong Argument in California Suffrage Campaign

A suffrage advocate criticizes the claim that women oppose voting, arguing it is cruel to force it on them. He recalls a dialogue where a boy fears his sister will make him shovel snow, illustrating the absurdity of implying women oppose the vote.

California Johonie Johnnie Mamma

Eggshell Grafts Proposed in Skin Surgeries

A Philadelphia physician has used eggshell lining instead of human skin in several skin graft operations. He reports success with a patient a woman whose back skin was burned away. He argues that suffering caused to human skin donors is unnecessary and insists only fresh eggs may be used.

Philadelphia

Old South Finest Hotel Before the War A Ruined Relic

A narrative tour through a crumbling antebellum hotel described as the finest prewar South enclave. Water pools form on marble floors while a decayed horse appears and an auctioneer’s name is seen in a torchlit vault. Ghostly eyes peer from shadows as guides recount memories of grandeur and loss.

John Gainsworth Scribner's Frelow Old South Walla

Woman cigarette maker spawns a growing factory

Mrs. Frederick Coudert Brennig, daughter of lawyer Charles Coudert and widow of Baron Frederick Brennig, started with two rooms rolling gold monogrammed cigarettes for society women. Demand surged, prompting a larger factory and a small staff of expert rollers and packers.

Frederick Coudert Brennig Charles Coudert Baron Frederick Brennig

The Stuttering Child

European school authorities have run various stuttering programs for years. Types include summer sessions, after school hours, or full pupil control until cure. Most recover in four to five months. relapses may require additional courses of treatment.

Harper's Weekly

Dalmatian Hero Firehouse Helper Happy the Dalmatian

The New York fire brigade honors Happy a Dalmatian belonging to a firefighter. The dog climbed a ladder to aid during a Third Avenue blaze where the firefighter and two comrades were overcome by smoke, helping in the rescue effort.

New York Fire Brigade Happy Third Avenue Smpire

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Basin Liste Bowman Mit Crosby Berry Lumber Co Old Basin Lumber Co S. Yard Selves BIG Horn Milling Company Uptown Denver Scent Colorado Santa Fe R. P Ross Ticker Basin, Wye W. L.wakeley, G. P. A Omaha, Nebraska Fev Petra Ip Bun Coumby W. J. Booth Pres L. O. Gray Asst. Cash L. Carr Cashier J. A. Coons Asst Cash Flector BIG Horn Supply CO J. B. Thompson Old Homestead Val Blatz Milwaukee Hamm Yellowstone Wyo
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