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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
7
A lunacy commission hears a wife defend her husband by recalling theater visits in a single week with car rides, dinners, chocolates, and flowers. The exchange notes how such acts are viewed as suspicious when the wife is away, highlighting social pressures in a dramatic courtroom tone.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration were issued to the undersigned administrator of the estate of Robert Spence deceased on June 6 1913 and all claims against the estate must be presented within six months from the date of letters and if not presented within one year they shall be forever debarred Dated July 18 1913 John F Everett Administrator
A witty observation on marriage roles and self-improvement. A woman who marries to reform a man has little time for vanity. If she stays silent she may be seen as discreet. A selfish man leaves behind neighborly ill will at life’s end. Wives can persuade their partners not to overwork in heat.
Captain Frisby issues circular to Company D detailing the 1913 encampment at Fort D. A. Russell from August 10 to 21. Enlisted men receive $2 per day, rations, and transportation. report times and locations set in Basin and Otto armories. Commanders must carry gear lists, recruit at least 70 men, and enforce a no-alcohol, no intoxication rule with strict enforcement.
South Bench residents report D W Rogers John Smith T P Bollman and families traveling to Paint Rock Canyon for a few days of fishing. Visitors Wheeler family and Margie Sowers share town scenes. Road work extends toward South Bend schoolhouse with expectations of a future public highway amid rough current conditions. Marie and Oscar Gibbs plan Idaho move amid a noisy surprise visit.
Local bar advertisement urges fans to make the Capital Bar their headquarters. M. A. Douglas promotes Blatz beer on tap and strong service as the key draw for patrons.
Real estate pitch offers four houses for sale on a monthly payment plan. Encourages buyers to use rent money to finance own residence.
Property owners are urged to cut weeds on their premises before they mature. J F H Hanlon Marshal notes enforcement by the Hoover Investment Co and local marshal authority.
A bungalow summer tale recalls craving for truly fresh eggs from nearby farmers. A city visitor, used to storage eggs with strong stored flavors, initially found the new laid eggs bland yet grew to love their delicate flavor by the end of the stay.
Sold sight unseen the Woman Franchise league’s Christmas packages drew a laughing crowd in Terre Haute with Mayor Lew Shank as auctioneer. The items ranged from mislisted hose to fancy suspenders while the mayor teased onlookers and commented on dress lengths and reform topics amid the sale.
Ancient Greeks used resin and other additives like pitch tar and turpentine in wine to improve body and aroma while countering vinegar formation. They admitted resin could cause headaches when new, but valued it as a preservative. Other agents included vegetable ashes gypsum marble ashes calcined shells almonds parched salt and various items. Lead salts were found poisonous and banned with penalties.
A Melbourne journal notes a surge of young women leaving workshops for domestic service, many heading to Canada Australia and New Zealand where pay is higher. A migrant described as a willing worker impressed a mistress with decorative paper dish lining, remarking she was skilled at making paper linings in London.
A readerly scene from Westminster shows Carlyle listening near Marble Arch as a rough speaker greets him in a Dundonian style. The crowd and the stump address a crowd on franchise while the speaker jokes about Carlyle being the Gage of Chelsea and notes his fame without naming a specific cause or event.
Basin residents report a single dose of a simple mixture called Adler-L ka containing glycerine and related compounds relieves constipation and stomach distress instantly. The preparation allegedly cured appendicitis and drew old foul matter from the body, with rapid evident benefits.
Mrs. HH. C. Holdrege offers dyed ties, work gimaran teed and various combing products at 2.60 each while Ralph Ackerman visited from Bald Mountain this week. Also advertising 40 acres of scrap land at 11 per acre by Wm. Rennells, Hyattville, or W. S. Collina, Basin.
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