Local and Personal Notes From the Basin
Wise Prescription Druggist offers Rexall grip pills at 25c. Otto residents Walter Davis and Walter Paxter visited Basin this week. Germania farmer W B Edwards was in town last Wednesday. Shoshone Creamery sells milk for 10c a gallon. Otto sheepman W R Tolman was in town Wednesday. Notable Cowley resident Jesse Crosby visited from Cowley, and Roe Avent came down from the Burlington ranch for a day. J O Neill advertise plumbing next to the Antlers. S L Cotye of Burlington, a well known farmer, was in town late week. Mrs Olen Crandall visited here then left for Kansas. City Barber Fred House and Otto’s Roy Sprague were in town Monday. Acme dance set for Saturday night. E J Sullivan went to Thermopolis last Wednesday. R A Kelley of Manderson was in town Monday. Dave Yong from near Otto was in town last Saturday.
Nothing Coming to Johnny In Basin News Item
A miscellany of town notes from Basin Wyoming reports Harve Perkins, Ed Martin, Billy Douglas, and George M. Booth visiting or in town on various days. Attorney C A Zaring travels to Thermopolis for legal matters. M J Hamilton discusses Burlington railroad business. D E Lewis and J Blume visit Basin evaluating firm prospects. A local sale offers No 18 coal heater and more.
Woodmen Visitors Visit Local Camp With Learnings
The local Modern Woodmen lodge held an instructive meeting Thursday night with Supervising Deputy F B Easterly and S H Puntney visiting. Easterly spoke on the work in Colorado Utah and Wyoming boosting local interest and potential expansion in the county. Also noted are family updates including Ralph Johnson improving after appendicitis surgery and H Thomas moving to Texas.
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F. B. Easterly
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
H. Puntney
Easterly
Bauterly
Harry Wise
Detroit
Consoling. Alimony fears arrest over unpaid support
Offenbroke says he is often short of money and frugal. Everbroke claims arrest for alimony is possible if funds are not raised.
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Everbroke
Offenbroke
Reading on Credit Sparks Debate in Dialogue
In a back and forth, Sheer Losa promotes a money down and monthly plan to read books while paying. Jobson counters that he would finish the books long before paying off, calling the deal a form of money waste.
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Sheer Losa
Jobson
Campaign funds shape political voices more than public opinion
In politics a critic says successful politicians rely on campaign donors for guidance rather than listening to constituents. The reply notes that donor funding determines what leaders think, not what voters feel, implying influence beyond general public input.
Forceful Character Impresses With Inference
A wary housewife questions a prospective cook noting her many placements and strong references. The candidate shrugs, rolls up her sleeves, and asserts she nearly always leaves with a good inference, highlighting confidence and toughness.
Basin Wyoming ad notes and local train timetable
An item notes cash for poultry and eggs offered by R. H. Ahrens of Basin and quick service with a motor drag. It advertises after December 1 or a shave at the O K barber shop. Sheriff Abe Kent of Worland is mentioned visiting town. Local time table lists No. 29 northbound and No. 30 southbound departures at 1:12 p.m.
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Basin
Prominent Cheyenne Citizens Visit Basin Country
Prominent Cheyenne figures Warren and C B Richardson visited the Basin region, discussing business and a proposed Cheyenne to Yellowstone auto road. C B Richardson, Cheyenne county board chair, reports plans to build a solid roadway northward with county and neighboring counties contributing this year. Bas in weather has been severe with heavy snow and subzero temperatures, but travel remains possible.
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Texas
H. Thomas
Basin Country
Warren
C. B. Richardson
Cheyenne
Warren Richardson
Mexico
Laramie County
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn County
Entiire Basin
Wo man s club holds musical Baby Week prep session
At the Wednesday Wo mans club meeting the president urged Baby Week preparations from March to 11. A musical program directed by Mrs F D Vincent featured Kathleen O Neil singing Morning and Little Thief, plus papers on New Necessities and Keep the Emotions Alive with Music. Participants included Phyllis Lewis, Katherine Snow, and others. lunch was served by the committee. Next meeting plans Indian Day by Mrs M B Nash.
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The
Woman’s Club
F. D. Vincent
Kathleen O'Neil
T. K. Bishop
Emotons
Phyllis Lewis
Phylis Lewis
Vincent
West
Leighty
Gray
Katherine Snow
Mesdames Skovgard
Pattten,Carr
J. L. Denny
Martha Johnson
M. B. Nash
Cheyenne Meeting Endorses Tariff Commission Plan
A Cheyenne session adopted a resolution favoring appointing a tariff commission and urged that the next tariff revision subject meat to import duties. The measure also asserted that free meat has not reduced prices nor benefited consumers.
Fine land for base near Otto in Basin Wyoming
For sale SE 44 of Section 4 Township 51 near Otto at $30 per acre. All of it first close land and will bear closest investigation. Call or write P. P. Anderton, Basin, Wyoming. Billy Miller, the Tensleep stockman, was in town a short time last Wednesday.
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Otto
P. P. Anderton
Basin
Wyo
Billy Miller
Tensleep
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Roe Avent
Burlington
J. O'Neil
Antlers
S. L. Cotye
Olen Crandall
Kansas
Fred House
Roy Sprague
E. J. Sullivan
Thermopolis
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Dave Yong
Pauline
A.w
Acme
Harve Perkins
Ed Martin
Wise
C. A. Zaring
Billy Douglas
Big Timber,Mont
M. R. Douglas
George M. Booth
Denver
D. L. Baird
Chris Rhinemuth
Abe Arnoldus
McMullen
Casper
Lovell
George Mead
Lander
D. Kimbro & Son
M. J. Hamilton
A. K. Leea
Burlington Railroad
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J. R. McKinnie
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Gladys
Grace
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Ralph
Jacob A. Canter
New York
Philadelphia Telegraph
Johnny
Soies
Hart, Pres
CG. H. Fitzpatrick
R. H. Ahrens
O. K
Abe Kent
Pat
Henry Hopkins
Big Horn
Basin, Wyo
O. L. Carr
Wm. Gibson
Robert P. Pearson
A. Coons
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