Basin Wyoming Postmark Notice
Basin Republic an notice states the newspaper is entered as second class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
4
Basin Republic an notice states the newspaper is entered as second class matter June 30 1905 at Basin Wyoming post office under the act of March 8 1879.
Supreme Court upholds district court ruling on Germania drainage district formation. Court ruling confirms no question remains about forming districts where a majority supports it. Also notes summer school changes limiting enrollment to grammar grades and meal prices at the Main House. Local notices include births, a hospital accident, Baptist Aid meeting, and staff movements.
The article urges candidates to announce in The Republican to reach voters before the August 2 primaries. It notes forthcoming tariff debates, criticism of the current tariff law, and support for state engineer efforts to locate reservoirs and store water to prevent floods. It cites W. J. Bryan, the Commoner, and Victor Murdock, with comments on the Democratic party and preparedness parades.
All county warrants issued in 1915 and prior are called for payment. Interest on said warrants ceases after February 1, 1916. J K Burnham, County Treasurer. Estray notice describes a dark red Durham cow blotched on left ribs at Otto ranch. Cow about three years old. Owner may claim by paying pasturage and notice costs. Frank G Tolman, Otto
Notice requires all auto owners to obtain this year’s license from the secretary of state. Failure to comply will be acted on by law. Issued by B F Wickwire, Sheriff Big Horn County, Wyoming. $14-tt.
Cheyenne sees rapid growth as $4000 day celebrates expanding goods. Local merchants report rising sales and new items entering the market, signaling stronger regional commerce and job activity.
The Cheyenne mail order liquor trade grows as dry Colorado drives demand. A businessman with 30 years in liquor says four thousand dollars daily is a reasonable figure and notes most liquor moves originate from southern states. The boom raises licensing debates as Cheyenne considers a $1,500 annual license for mail order firms alongside saloons.
E A Bowman director of experimental work at the university met with the county board this week regarding continuing the contract with County Agent A H Tedman. The commissioners and the public praised the work, and the contract was continued for another year. Details of Tedman and his office will be covered in a future issue.
The Rural Conference will convene in Lar amie on July 11 and 12 to discuss revising the school code. Governor Kendrick will speak, and Mrs. Donaldson is to prepare an address. Mrs. Donaldson and Mr. Tedman recently returned from Heaver Creek country after organizing a Parent Teachers Association and a girls sewing club.
Delegates from across the state gathered in Thermopolis for the Royal Neighbors meeting led by state deputy Mrs. Matthews. Officers elected for the coming year include Bertha Hamilton of Greybull as president and Lou Blakesley of Basin as vice president, with Owl Creek’s Mrs. Jones serving as secretary and treasurer. next session set for Powell.
Frank A Wise druggist reports Basin sales of Adler-i-Ka a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture. The claim states one spoonful relieves constipation sour or gassy stomach and even appendicitis with gas passing within a minute. The product is said to be safe and non gripping.
Seven volumes of Survey ing and Civil Engineering texts never used. Sold at a bargain. Lou Blakesley Basin Wyo. LOCAL TIME TABLE shows departure No. 30 Southbound at 1 12 p m. Found blue serge boy’s coat in Mrs Avery’s yard. Owner prove property and pay notice. One brown mare colt branded if any invisible. Owner may reclaim by paying ad rate. Two and a half miles east of Greybull. alu N R McKay Basin Wyo.
M D Harris of Lovell and J H Neville of Byron report fruit conditions as fine in their regions. Neville cites expectations of abundant apples plums and currants while Harris predicts at least 1000 bushels of apples and large quantities of plums and currants. Notice for Publication from the Office of the State Auditor Cheyenne Wyoming dated May 26 1915 references London Assurance Corporation Insurance Company. Total admitted assets 4355825.67 Liabilities except capital 1081121.85 Surplus over Liabilities 1304703.82
State Auditor Robt B Forsyth certifies the condemned annual statement of Law Union and Stock Insurance Company, filed in Wyoming for the year ending December 31, 1916. Figures show income 3 701 040 and disbursements 3 275 289.45 with gross premiums 8 625.36 and other items 979.77 to 686.77. Publication notice dated May 25 1916 in Wyoming Cheyenne office.
The report lists assets of 1,347,318.92 and liabilities of 469,436.25 totaling 877,882.67, indicating a net position snapshot. The fragment presents a balance style entry without context on entity or period.
Public financial summary for Laramie County Mutual Insurance Company Wheatland Wyoming shows income for year ending December 31 1916 and 1915 with gross premiums received disbursements and totals. signed by Robt B Forsyth State Auditor Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner Cheyenne Wy May 25 1916 May 26 1916 seal affixed.
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