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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
7
A column mocks critics of Illinois women, uses a Glasgow pub sign joke about Sabbath and drink, and parries a Mexican crisis with a banker joke. It notes misinterpretations by antiwomen advocates and a broker quip about a Vicomte fleeing with a banker’s wife and fortune.
Congresssman Henry D Flood of Virginia, former chair of the House foreign affairs committee, spoke at a New York Tammany gathering on July 4. He criticized Roosevelt over Colombia policy, suggesting Roosevelt would be tried and condemned for alleged plunder and conspiracy against a friendly nation.
A Wyoming voter notice announces a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. The speaker aligns with the party platform from the April 16, 1914 Cheyenne Republican mass meeting and states intent to run in the coming county primary.
The speech by Mr Flood claiming the 1913 canal seizure was a highway robbery sparks calls in Congress for action. Critics question his sincerity and demand steps to restore the canal zone to Colombia or justify the administration's stance.
Dr Simeon D Fess sixth district representative argues the current economic distress mirrors the 1890s tariff era. He cites April 1914 imports outpacing exports, underwood tariff, capital flight and unemployment as signs of a paralysis similar to twenty years ago and warns voters not to ignore cause and effect.
A columnist argues that dental issues shape behavior from childhood, linking teething pain to moral lapses and even crime. The piece cites Shakespeare and Willaye, notes the role of digestion from the mouth, and jokes about dentists gaining prominence over teachers, preachers, and theologians as a dental ethic theory unfolds.
An anthology style clipping blends biting satire on truth with a travel note about W. Schupbach planning a large scale alfalfa hog operation in Wheatland. It also reports Secretary Bryan’s failed bid for a special assistant secretary of state and the dramatic House vote and Speaker Clark’s explosive response.
A garbled mosaic mentions Globe Lights cucumbers and green corn alongside cholera morbus. An old man recalls Lew strong and a patriot refrains from work to wave flags. It notes dull regions drawing crowds to debates and jokes about injections and jobs. It laments police with fat frames and crooks who rarely depart.
Fragmentary timetable lists northbound and southbound departures with marked times. An advertisement notes fine watch clock and jewelry repair by F. Whitmore, jeweler, with guaranteed workmanship.
For sale 210 acres total with 50 acres alfalfa 40 acres plowed land and timber on the Big Horn river 214 miles south of Manderson includes water certificate for 150 acres and a $1 000 mortgage to be assumed Purchaser to contact W S Collins Basin Wyoming plus four Jersey and four Holstein cows three yearling heifers five calves and a good log house and stable fenced inquiry to W S Collins Basin Wyoming Also Methodist services at First M E Church with Sunday 11 am service 8 pm evening 10 am Sunday school Epworth League Sunday 7 pm prayer meeting Thursday 8 pm Pastor S W Albone
Cut rates on lard with special pries offered. 10 lbs for $1.50, 5 lbs for 75 cents, 3 lbs for 50 cents. City Meat Market announces these bargains in a brief, period-voice notice.
St Andrew s Episcopal Church on South 8th Street Basin Wyoming invites the public to Sunday worship at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m Holy communion is observed the first Sunday of each month Additional services are announced Regular printing and church notices are provided for the community
Mercer Bros Wand and Live Stock Co of Hyattville Wyoming lists cattle brands X Z on the left side and horses branded on the left thigh with 3N. The range includes Paint Rock and Nowood.
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