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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1915

Page

3

Real Estate Bulletin in Big Horn Basin Bargains

Choice stock ranches farms and city property offered in Big Horn Basin. 431 acres near Shell Creek with water right 40 per acre easy terms. Fine Shell Creek stock ranch with house barns corrals orchard 50 per acre. Basin area farm seven miles away river front 25 per acre. Best Shell Creek stock ranch 50 with full conveniences. Best hay ranch 13,000 with lease options. Basin modern house 2800 good terms. Houses with fruit trees and garden near Basin 1050. Call or write for details.

Big Horn Shell Creek Shell Basin

Democratic One-Term Plank resurfaces in Baltimore

Discussion on the Democratic platform's one term pledge and Bryan’s defection stirs doubts about sincerity. Column questions Willson’s potential nomination and critiques editorials about wages and prices. Uncle Samuel reports Panama Canal tolls surpassing 4 million, with April profits and May estimates noted.

Samuel Panam Canal Camms Wandatenance Ami

Fragmentary Courier News quote on trade and faith

A fragmented clipping from the Fargo Courier-News discusses global commerce and Christian nations. It questions profits, fairness, and movement across seas, noting Europe’s influence and a world in conflict, with uncertain references to Christian identity.

Europe Fargo Courier-News

Oil Fueled Locomotives Planned Near Billings Yard

Oil supply tanks for fuel oil burning engines will be built near the Northern Pacific round house in Billings within 30 days, serving the Billings Casper division. Current engines burning oil operate south of Greytull. the new tanks will allow exclusive use on the line south through Thermopole and Casper. Temporary tanks will later be replaced by extensive supply tanks at Hast Bridger or Fromberg. Oil use is promoted for cleaner engines, less ash and dust, and reduced fire risk to crops along the right of way. Wyoming crude oil is noted as a superior locomotive fuel with ample supply.

Billings-Casper Burlington Billings Greytull Lishing Thermopole Casper Burlington Wll Hast Bridger Fromberg Wyoming United States

Cars and misadventures mix with early 20th century quips

A collage of local glimpses recounts prankish car incidents and jokes about Ford versus Dodge, a businesslike red paint order for gasoline cans, and a humorous exchange about a baby carriage mistaken for a Ford. Also note notices: Mrs. W. L. Walls dies in Salem and a China anecdote about opium policy contrasting Europe’s wars with local reforms.

Food and Dairy Grogbon Ford Cars

Practical Politics Cartoonist recalls Quay remark

Clifford Berryman of the Washington Star shares a self described anecdote from his early Washington days. He quotes Senator Quay of Pennsylvania on how he kept his Senate seat by never pleasing an enemy at the expense of a friend.

Clifford Berryman Washington Star Cartoons Magazine Tella Washington Senator Quay Pennsvau Senate Quay

Back Taxes Collected in Basin Real Estate

County Treasurer J K Burnham from Basin spent the Fourth with home folks and reports collecting nearly all back taxes on Lavell real estate. He expects to tax the Co Op buildings in coming months after a mortgagee sale by Basin bank. The property had paid no taxes for years and the collection will aid the town treasurer.

J. K. Burnham Basin Lavell Lovell Chronicle

Miss Minnie Whittington Dies Pioneer of Sheridan County

Miss Minnie Whittington longtime Sheridan county schoolteacher died this morning at the state hospital after years of poor health. Survived by her mother Mrs. Hary Sowers of Sheridan sister Mrs. Hattie Hardee of Sheridan and brothers Albert Whittington of Red Lodge Montana and Jacob Gowers of Basin. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Miss Whittington Minnie Whittington Sheridan County State Hospital Sheridan Hary Sowers Hattie Hardee Albert Whittington Red Lodge Mant Jacob Gowers Basin Sheridan Enterprise

Bids Sought for North Bench to Basin School Hauling

The board of education for school district No. 17 will receive bids to haul school children from North Bench to Basin school for the 1915 16 term. All bids must be in by August 2nd. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 116-11

Board of Education North Bench Basin School Augus

Piano for sale in Basin with easy terms

Must dispose of piano quick via special price and easy payments. Knight-Campbell Music Co, Denver, Colorado, invites inquiries for full particulars and viewing locations. Also offering SE% of Sec 4, T 61 near Otto at 30 per acre with full close-in land and prompt investigation. Contact P P Anderson Basin-Wye. J H Welsh does contracting, grading and cement work.

Basin Knight-Campbell Denver Colorado Otto P. P. Anderson Basin, Wye

Wins Stage Cash Race at Passing of the West Show

Clarence Williams driving six blue days thundered first under the wire at the Passing of the West show. Billings leet week end won from the program. Williams drew admiration as thousands cheered from the grain sands. A party of young people in the coach plan to return via Red House with Mr Williams forms and will be home late in the week.

Clarence Williame Mr. Wiliams Ney Herald

Wyoming Crop Report July 1 Forecasts and 1914 Final

Duly crop report shows winter wheat July 1 forecast 1.59 million bushels and final 1914 1.08 million. Spring wheat forecast 1.65 million. final 1914 1.21 million. Oats forecast 8.9 million. final 7.875 million. Potatoes forecast 2.04 million. final 1.62 million. Hay and alfalfa condition readings and pasture condition indices listed against yearly averages.

Borea Wyoming

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