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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
Community snippet listing local names and visits, shop offers, repairs, and small notices. Mentions J L Watson of Greybull, Cody visitors, Thermopolis trips, Wise’s goods, Black’s store ads, rentals, fabrications, and upcoming services. Includes names like Joe Redmond, Al Blake, Mrs. Sullivan, and others with brief town movements and business promotions.
A collage of town notices, small ads, repairs, rentals, and product pitches. Mentions include Wise’s watch repair and Basin Pharmacy prescriptions, rental offerings by Mrs. Lissie Bowman and O. J. Robertson, furniture for sale, and local visits by residents like J. H. Montgomery and Mrs. J. Mengel. Also notes Black’s garage, Whitmore’s shop, and Fresh raspberries at Wise’s while listing various services and goods.
In town on business, Olin Crandall of Beaver Creek makes a brief appearance. Mary Cusack left for Bonanza to visit friends while Zea O’Neil headed to Greybull to see her sister Mrs H T Lamb. Mrs J F Lampman and Wanda returned from Shell Creek country, and Judge James F Lampman came back from Cody after his father’s funeral. A seven year old matural pacer horse is offered for sale in Big Horn county by Lou Blakesley Otto Wyoming.
P M Gallaher a Lovell Chronicle commissioner candidate for the two year term traveled to Lowell early this week on county business and to tend his political fences. The piece notes he has acted squarely across the county and is expected to receive a strong vote in every precinct.
Senator Lodge and others discuss foreign interference as the United States seeks to bar railroad controlled ships from the canal. The debate centers on whether Britain Spain and other nations could pay tolls or reimburse costs, with the U S defending exclusive authority over canal affairs and tolls.
Ed Howe argues that newspapers grow in power and moral influence while other institutions decline. He says honesty has become the newspaper creed, editors shape progress, and politicians merely echo copycat trends driven by circulation needs.
Presbyterian services will be held in Fraternity hall next Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a m church service at 11 a m and 8 p m. Morning subject Influences that Shape Us. Evening subject Beware Least Thou Forget. F J Medford Pastor.
A terse scene unfolds as the group refuses to heed the kicker’s attempts to grab attention. The members’ lack of response underscores a notable estrangement and a clear pushback to leadership signals.
A noted saying warns that quick wealth schemes lead to rapid losses. The proverb “A fool and his money” is cited as a universal reminder that rash bets on luck often end in ruin. The tone reflects caution common to financial guidance.
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