Advertising Rates In The Official Paper Of Big Horn County
Local advertisement rates listed by measure include display per inch twelve and a half cents for a regular insertion. Single insertion locals per line eight cents. Each additional line per insertion five cents. Rates apply to the official publication of Big Horn County.
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Official Paper
Big Horn County
Am. and M. Time Table Basin Departure Daily
Basin city time table lists daily departures except Sunday for passenger trains. Northbound No 312 and Southbound No 311 show 1 30 p m. as the listed departure time.
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Basin
Progress dinner call for Interurban lines and irrigation growth
W. 8. Collins urged Progress club to prepare information for attracting investors as Interurban lines approach and irrigation potential expands in the county. He pressed launching an active campaign to lure new industries with ready data for prospects, aided by improving railroad facilities.
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W. 8
Collins
Progress Club
Capita
The Fate of the Knocker in Basin Community
Basin shows strong civic unity boosting development and regional growth. The piece warns that persistent knocking harms progress and deters new residents and businesses from locating there.
Roosevelt May Again Seek Presidency If Called
A strong voice asserts Theodore Roosevelt could run for president again if public demand justifies it. Supporters in the middle and western states would rally to his Port. The piece notes prosperity during his prior administration and suggests his nomination could win a larger majority. Irons Carpenter aims for Senator Warren's seat, while Cross is urged to learn political game rules.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Middle
Roosevelt
Irons Carpenter
Warren
Wyoming
Cross
Millionaire Wyoming search ends in heartbreak and lessons
A Texas man followed his wife and her lover into Canada spending $23000 in the pursuit, only to learn she would not return home. The tale underscores wasted resources and personal humiliation, amid a mix of local notes on politics, agriculture, poetry, and county proceedings.
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Texas
Canada
A Wyoming Poet Sailed by Heat and Dust as Big Jack
A Thermopolis dispatch profiles J. J. Martin known as Big Jack and the Poet of the Plains. The prospector and miner has long been praised by friends who have read his verses, noting the plainspoken skill and rugged charm of his poetry.
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Wyoming
Thermopolis
Sayls
J. J. Martin
Big Jack
Plains
Live Stock Advice and Local Notices
With The Live Stock. The colt must have exercise while growing to develop muscles and tendons. Don’t keep colts in stalls. it ruins the best. When buying a bhorne check his knees and inquire about stumbling causes. Mrs. A. R. Tabor of Crider reports relief from a five year headache after Chamberlain’s Tablets. Sold by F. A. Wise. Stop paying rent, buy a home and pay with rent money from four homes on monthly payments offered by Heever Investment Co. Phene.
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iMre. A. RK. Tabor
Crider
F. A. Wise
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure 1912
Notice of foreclosure on a Big Horn county Wyoming mortgage dated March 1 1906. Ernest E Blakesley and Hattie Blakesley pledged 1200 dollars to Van Kleeck Bacon Investment Co. defaulted. sale set January 27 1912 at Basin court house. Property described includes parts of section 27 township 51 north range 95 west. Also notice for non coal land desert entry final proof hearing January 18 1912 for John Bamford Otto WY with Basin clerk and register.
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Andrew Sohler
John J. Fenton
J. R. Matthew
Big Horn County
Basin
Wyoming
Hleven
Ernest E. Blakesley
Hattie Blakesley
van Kleeck-Bacon Investment Company
Big Hero
Cald
Towit
Bectlon Twenty-seven
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Basin Wyoming
Notice is given that on March 6 at the Basin courthouse steps the mortgage held by Hannah M Walters on Lots 1 and 2 in Rec. G T 52 N R 62 W Big Horn County Wyoming will be foreclosed. William W Fulton and Justia F Fulton defaulted on a $1600 note and now owe $1687.00 plus foreclosure costs. The property secures the debt and no legal action has been started to collect.
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Big Horn
W. A. Weeden
B. A. Davis
James F. Lampman
Said
Basin
William W. Fulton
Justia F. Fulton
Hannah M.walters
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Notice for Desert Land Final Proof in Wyoming
Notce for Publication from the Department of the Interior Buffalo Wyoming December 15 1911. James L Miller of Otto Wyoming filed intent to make final desert proof to claim land described section 12 township 51 range 105 west near Basin Wyoming before W F Brown Basin on February 2 1913. Witnesses named August Anderson James V Gould Joe Housley Willem B Gould all of Otto Otto Basia Wyo and nearby towns.
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Notce
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
James L. Miller
Otto
Éth P. m
W. F. Brown
Basin
Wyo
August Anderson
James V. Gould
Basia
Wye
Joe Housley
Otto, Wye
Willem B. Gould
Amge
Oi Sewre
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