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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1917

Page

6

Vesicular Stomatitis Outbreak Report and Treatments

Reports of vesicular stomatitis in southern Wyoming cattle and horses mirror Ohio Kansas City foot and mouth concerns. Symptoms include mouth sores, drooling, and reduced appetite. treatment centers on soft feeds and mouth rinses with ether or creolin solutions. Isolation advised. officials discuss new partnerships and veterinary guidance.

Wytaming Kansas City

Basin Republican editor installs new eight line type

P. P. Andertson editor of The Basin Republican buys a model number eight linotype to be installed early February and notes the machine will greatly boost the office. He also takes on a new partner, selling a hay interest to a Des Moines brother-in-law who has joined the paper.

P. P. Andertson Basin Republican Basin Country Brother Anderson Anderson Des Moines Iowa

Advertising and business ethics discussed by Basin Booster

The article argues for reform in advertising practices across professions and merchandising. It cites a New Daring on advertising and explains that proper branding results from effort and study, while noting a series of articles by an opposing star promoting better business for Basin Booster.

Stockholders Meeting of Western Title and Loan Company

The stockholders will meet Saturday January 20 1917 at 5 p m at the company office Basin Wyoming to elect directors for the year and handle other business. C H Fitzpatrick secretary. The Basin Republican notes a Model 8 Unotype order to replace the Junior machine with long service and mentions Pressley Anderson seeking to front with fine equipment.

Western Title and Loan Company Basin Wyoming C. H. Fitzpatrick Secutary Basin Republlican Pressley Anderson Cody Herald

Columbia Carbon Co. Confirms Million Dollar Plant Site

The Columbia Carbon Co. has fixed its concentration plant at a location one fourth mile northwest of the Cowley depot, a development corroborated by the Salt Lake Herald Republican. Utah Wyoming Consolidated headlines the start of operations as of December 22 in Salt Lake City.

Columbia Carbon Co Cowley Depot Salt Lake

Oil firm plans first venture near Cowley gas wells

A Utah oil company controlling the lar ash gas well group in the Kia Horm Basin will start a major operation to produce gasoline and carbon black from natural gas. Plant to be built near Cowpy, Wye, pending weather. Prof Fired J. Pack of the University of Utah, company president, calls a directors meeting at 2:50 pm to ratify contracts for the plant. Construction to begin when conditions allow, boosting Cowley and nearby areas.

Cowley Cowley Progress

Split county consideration shocks Big Horn region

The Meeteetse News reprints Lovell gossip on a plan to carve a northern portion of Big Horn County to form a new county. Lovell, Park, and Frannie areas are cited as potential additions with Lovell as possible county seat. Premier reception of the idea varies among Greybull and northern residents.

Badin Way Court House Lovell Park mLty Penrose Frannie Greybull Big Horn County Meeteetge I News

Wyoming Fourth in Rapid Bank Deposit Rise 1913–1916

The report by Charles M. Sawyer of Kansas City shows Wyoming ranking fourth among unions for rapid deposit growth from July 1913 to July 1916. Wyoming’s deposits rose 49 percent in this period, with Oklahoma first in increase.

Wyoming Charles M. Sawyer Kansas City Federal Reserve Oklahoma

Banking deposits rise in several states amid period of growth

A report notes deposits in districts expanding 14 to 41 percent from July 1913 to July 1916. Oklahoma shows 64 percent growth, while four states perform highly in deposits with no clear discount rate reduction. The era sees funds accumulating despite weak demand.

Nne Oklahoma Union

Two Residences Bring In Rental at Twenty Five

J R Bonwell reports two residences producing rental income of 25 dollars for sale at a discount.

J. R. Bonwell

Two Yearling Colts and Mare Taken Up in City Pound

In City Pound two yearling colts branded on night hip and deft thigh and a sorrel mare branded on deft thigh and bottle branded on deft shoulder were taken up on Dec. 12. Owner can reclaim by proving property and paying notice and feed bill at 126 Scoville Feed Barn.

Scoville

Bull sale offering two ears of first claws registered white faced cattle

Two ears of first claws registered white faced bulls and yearlings and calves are for sale. They arrive at the ranch in November after purchasing a full crop from a top Illinois breeder. They have not been picked over and will be priced to fit a range man’s use. GEO. B. McCLELLAN Big Trails Wyoming.

Hlinois GEO McClellan Big Trails Wyo

Baptist Church Sunday Activities Schedule

Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Young people meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. D Walter Curtis superintendent J L Taylor pastor.

St Andrews Episcopal Church Service Schedule

St Andrews Episcopal Church announces services on the second and fourth Sundays each month with Holy Communion and sermon at 11 oclock morning prayer and sermon at 11 Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a.m. All members and friends are invited. Dean Nash, Rector, plays piano.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Dean Nash

Christian Science Services At Big Horn Theater

Christian Science Society holds Sunday services at the Big Horn theatre each week at 11 a.m. January 7 topic is God. Public invitation extended to attend. special event for pupils up to age 30 starts at 10 a.m.

Christian Science Society Christian Science Big Horn Theatre

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule

A homelike church two blocks west of the drug store with morning worship at 11. Epworth League meets at 6:40 p.m. Happy hour service at 7:00 p.m. Prayer service Thursdays at 7:0. Visit up and get acquainted with Pastor R. M. Jones.

Epworth League R. M. Jones

For Sale in Greybull Wyoming Property Ad

Sale notice advertises owt budgeted property in Greybull Wyoming with a 109 percent return on $26 000 price 18000 shows monthly income of 250 and mentions cash terms owner Pax 1st Gatayall dirt starting January first notes restricted notices ten lines and pool hall billiards and cigars ads.

Greybull Wyo Pax 1St Gatayall

Bank Statement and Meeting Notice in Basin

The document shows a bank statement with assets and liabilities including deposits, loans, and securities, signed by cashier H. Hime and notary Drew Prugh on January 1917. It also notes a stockholders meeting for Millard County Canal Company in Basin, with details for director elections and business, plus an offer for a five room model house in a good location via J. R. Bonwell.

J. R. Bonwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. W. Prench D. V State Veterinarian Citades Metz New York W. &. Metz Metz Perkyy Metz Chas, Metz Sheridan Enterprise Linotype Big Horn Simmons Surday Evening Post Prince Albert Copa Ie Pringe Albert Bay Prince Albert P. A Prince Albert Tobacco R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winstor Salem, N. C Iey BIG Budweiser Billings Red Lodge J. L. Taylor Methodist Episcopal Church Bonwell Clgara Ols Basin State Bank Gues de Posit State of I. H. HW H. H. Hime Custler Drew Prugh Frank A. Wise E. J. Sullivan Homer T. Lamb Millard ‘Comal Company Daehn Hank B. W Euch O. Trewin Swe
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