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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
5
Double entrance storefront on the corner of 4th and C Streets currently housing The New York Store. Describes it as the best business location in the city. For details contact O. J. Robertson, Assignee, Linnabary Dry Goods Co.
Advertising rates for Basin Republican are listed by insertion. Base rate 124 cents per inch for display ads and 0.5 cents per line for each additional insertion. Rates indicate cost per unit with line and inch measurements for printed notices.
Basin daily schedule lists No. 313 Northbound passenger trains departing at 1:30 p.m. and No. 311 Southbound trains. The times are shown for all days except Sunday.
A worldwide religious movement is promoted by J. P. Morgan and other financiers. The piece argues Big Business supports religion to divert attention from socialism and Sherman Act violations. It criticizes Morgan and Rockefeller, urging them to reform before preaching salvation.
A Progress association discussion outlines the need for a live town, detailing attractions that draw visitors and patrons. It argues attracting people boosts merchant prosperity and suggests improving local policies to enhance Basin’s appeal for nearby residents.
A fragmented comment targets meat packers and British policy, accusing trusts of illegal acts and criminal trials. It laments government refusals to buy from American packers, droughting reform and urging scrutiny of big industries and legal actions amid wartime policy.
At the national democratic committee meeting in Washington Col W J Bryan failed to unseat Col James M Guffey losing 33 to 18. The week also features the collapse of the Equitable fire building in New York suggesting possible graft or faulty fireproof construction. Rumors that the Youths Companion was suborned by the Woman's Home Journal are denied. A man learns friends are valuable when he appreciates their benefit.
Jenceville votes this month on a commission plan. Idaho holds its first extra session to revise revenue laws. Ex governor Ashton C. Shellenberger seeks Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. Progressive Republicans in Alabama plan to organize in Birmingham. William K. Reynolds marked 25 years on Providence city council. Two James A. Leaches serve Kentucky's lower house, unrelated. Massachusetts Militant Progressive Republicans form to oppose Lodge and Crane delegates. Maine Governor Plaisted calls March session to address liquor laws districting and election law revisions. West Virginia Senate president H. P. Hatfield seeks Republican governor nomination. DuBois of Idaho and Pettigrew of North Dakota allegedly back Clark for Democratic president delegates. Robert P. Pass, first direct primary NH governor, to wed Edith H. Bird of East Walpole. West Virginia liquor issue to loom in state campaign. Farmers and lumbermen back prohibition. coal interests opposed constitutional amendment.
The record notes actions on the Ind ivd 4th and 6th days of January 1913. Witness my hand this 6th day of January, 1913, Peter Baders, County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners. The Republican for clasay work.
The text details a Wyoming primary law with sections on candidate nomination by party, primary timing on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August, and the election of party committeemen. It specifies nomination papers, signatures, and affidavits, plus eligibility, signature limits, and deadlines for filing. It also covers pledge/provisions for U S Senate candidates and county and state level requirements.
Notice of foreclosure after default on a $12000 note secured by the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Eleven in Township 53 North Range 96 West Big Horn County Wyoming. Sheriff sale at courthouse door January 11, 1912 at 10 am to satisfy the mortgage including $50 attorney fees. Mortgagee J R Matthews. attorney C A Zaring.
Notice records James L. Miller of Otto Wyoming filing desert land proof for land in township 51 west, basin field details, before W F Brown at Basin Wyoming on February 2, 1912. Also includes attachment notice to A A Grady and stockholders meeting notice for Hoosier Oil and Mining in Bonanza Wyoming on February 22, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Cook and Tilforth is dissolved by mutual consent. All parties acknowledge debt to the firm and receipts will be given upon payment. Call at the Lux us Bar to settle. J Cook. Wen. Tilforth.
Invitations issued for a masque masquerade dance at a fraternity ball tonight. Armington, noted for organizing such events, is listed as the host with plans for a formal masked gathering.
Public sale to satisfy a district court judgment for 9977.48 on Wright & Wilhelmy Co. versus Johnson Brothers Co. and others. Sheriff Wickwire will sell the described Lovell town lot in Big Horn County Wyoming at Basin Fraternity Hall on January 20, 1913 between 2 PM and 6 PM for cash, costs first, with proceeds to the clerk for distribution.
On the fet day of Watts 1906 Ernest E. Blakesley and Hattie Blakesley mortgaged real estate in Big Horn county Wyoming to Van Klesok Bacon Investment Company to secure $1200. Mortgage recorded March 14 1906 in Book 4 de Mortgages page 316. Default occurred and sale authorized at Basin Wyoming January 37 1913 at 1 pm for the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in Big Horn county. Mortgages referenced by C A Zaring Atty.
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