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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
5
A Harvard professor cites extreme emotions like fear or anger as potentially causing kidney diseases via blood sugar surges and urges teaching self control and mind over matter in schools and homes to improve health and prevent illness. The piece praises psychological exploration and warns against excess volatility. It argues that mental discipline could reduce disease and grief.
An editorial argues college training in agriculture fits men for broader service and uplifts communities. It notes graduates return to farming, emphasizes science and experimentation, and urges young men to pursue a strong agricultural course to benefit society.
Basin Waming Notary Public J Jas. J. Patten manages pension accounts notes and bills with prompt remittance. Deeds and conveyances drawn and executed. Agent for Commercial Union Insurance Co London Ing. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance promptly adjusted and paid.
The First M B Church lists Sunday services at 1 in the morning and 8 in the evening with a Sunday school at 10, plus a Thursday prayer meeting at 8. The pastor, G W Albone, invites all to attend and find a cordial welcome as of February 14 1914.
William Douglas advertises location and livestock in Hyattville Wyoming for Mercer Bros Land and Live Stock Co. Cattle branded X Z on left side and other branding noted. The text references Rock and Nowood Bend as landmarks.
The Basin escape of George Saban sparks statewide debate over penitentiary negligence. The Casper and Laramie papers accuse state officials while Worland’s Grit blames no county. Ora Allen’s preliminary hearing ended in acquittal amid calls for broader investigations and possible systemic reform.
Daily departure times shown for Basin station except Sunday. Northbound No 319 at 11:31 am and Southbound No 311 at 1:30 pm. Christian Science services announced in the Chapel opposite Carnegie Library Sunday morning with sermon subject Obedience Selme and an invitation to all.
A humorous scene unfolds as a woman buys time to underscore “perfectly lovely” on a telegram to please Arthur, with a polite clerk offering violet-drops. Another vignette features a bishop and a clever dog, then a wry chat about a matrimonial clearing house and a playful verse on eggs and storage men.
Node to patrons announces the purchase of C. H. Gardner’s interest in City Meat Market and dissolution of the Gardner partnership. All debts will be paid to the undersigned who will fulfill firm obligations. The shop will continue as City Meat Market and invites customers to visit.
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