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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
6
The New York Store announces a big midseason clearance from Saturday July 29 through August 12. In ready to wear hundreds of rare bargains will be offered at unheard of Basin prices. Dry goods will see the greatest reductions ever, summer items sacrificed, and shoe stocks priced attractively. Examine the ad in this issue and attend the sale. Farm A Success at University of Wyoming station.
Arrangements set for a ball game between Burlington and Basic on the local diamond next Sunday. Pa Markham trains his peta to demonstrate proper play to satisfy fans. Burlington, composed of good players, aims to beat Basin favorites and bring home the scalp. Admission is 25 cents. A large crowd is expected for what should be a good game.
Word from Black Mountain states Harry Ruble's sheep loss will exceed the earlier estimate with a careful count placing it at least 600. Efforts continue on clues while the responsible parties remain at large. Load Of Hogs Frank Ewing of Beaver Creek sold a load of hogs to Basin Mea Market. he notes Beaver Creek has been dry since July and crops may suffer.
Isabell and her sister Maggie left last Monday for a trip through Yellowstone Park. The article notes their origin in Greybull and mentions appearances by Gene Soy and The International Stock Food Co. products available at Basin Pharmacy.
Kansas City reports hay prices steady despite expected alfalfa yield impact after rain. Prices for timothy and prairie hold firm, alfalfa first cutting at 15.60 to 17. The crop summary shows widespread rains across the Midwest with variable effects on corn, wheat, and other crops, some regions dry or afflicted by rust, while Canadian wheat harvest progresses favorably. Local markets contrast with Omaha prices, and small poems conclude the piece.
During a Wednesday storm a lightning bolt struck the Hightower livery barn near Garland. The bolt hit near the roof four feet west of the ridge board on the north end, splitting timber and sending debris to the ground. Mr. Hightower was returning from Cowley and was startled by the strike.
Local plumbing service touts unmatched workmanship and low cost. Bis Horn Old and Gas Co. promotes affordable rates for reliable repairs and installations.
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