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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
2
Christine Atafi argues canned foods have improved since pure food measures and Dr Wiley's warnings. She highlights safe labeling, high quality ingredients, and cleaner canning, urging appreciation of non material, spiritual life on farms and homes.
Whitegoods by the yard and women's underwear marked down with summer dresses to buy now. Two week sale period advertised. Includes a quip about early birds and a janitor being first to work.
Local market advertises reduced prices on lard with bundles: 10 lbs for $1.50, 6 lbs for 75 cents, and 3 lbs for 50 cents, highlighting a limited time sale.
A cash buyer, 12 tt A. B. Hageman, seeks 20 000 dollars of unincumbered land at 50 dollars per acre or legs per acre. The note ends with a jumbled reflection on domestic infercity and marital compromise when seeking separation.
An article argues farming education must include sales and cooperative organization. It notes farmers largely produce a few crops, buy or contract others, and suffer from high consumer prices and middlemen costs. The piece urges union action to improve market access, reduce waste, and boost profits through collective bargaining and efficient marketing. References Wyoming Farm Bulletin and Basin Gardens context.
Almanac of colorful political figures and social quirks. Oklahoma governor candidate Al Jennings, famed train robbery retiree, is paired with Gifford Pinchot groomed for a Pennsylvania senate bid against Boles Penrose. Other notes include Uncle Joe Cannon’s cemetery monument, a Montclair board’s high school cost stance, and pardons under Governor Blease.
Denver January 20 An appeal to organize farming groups and boost social life of farm families was made to livestock men at the seventeenth annual American National LiveStock association convention by Dr. T N Garver of the federal Agriculture Department. He urged community formation to tackle production marketing and land improvement while warning against exploitation by unscrupulous firms. He stressed making farm homes more attractive to retain children, calling for cooperative effort to improve home life and finances. He cautioned against inflated seed claims, noting the Shahon pea is misrepresented as yielding unreal hay and seed outputs.
An agricultural note reviews the Asparagus bean or Yardlong bean, noting it is a close relative of cowpeas and largely inferior as a forage crop. Tests show better cowpeas outperform all 20 asparagus bean varieties in forage and pod production. Seed prices are listed for Shahow and Jack bean varieties, with the latter advertised high and the bureau circular 110 available free.
A notice sets rough dry family washing at 35c per dozen after November 1. It lists Basin Steam Laundry. A railway timetable shows daily passenger departures from Haein with Northbound No 218 at 11:31 am and Southbound No 311 at 1:30 pm. The writer opines that winning a wife through violence is a radical view.
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