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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Webster Ballinger, Attorney at Law practicing land mining and irrigation law before all departments bureaus commissions and courts of the United States Government. Privileged to appear before Hon. F. W. Mendell M C from Wyoming. Office: Room 63 1418 G Street Washington DC.
A thief named G N Booth dismissed as suspect after stealing a pair of pants and underwear. local sheriff Rue recovered the goods near Mandereon and Booth fled Basin. A court dismissal followed due to costs, with Booth allowed to leave the county. Also reports Lincoln Country club bans the tango after opening dance, warning of action against the Boston. future dances depend on next week’s turnout.
In a humorous court moment the judge asks Mrs Smith about her husband’s income and the second wife quips that it is about midnight, highlighting a witty exchange in a domestic matter.
A Woman's Home Companion essay warns that reducing personal intimacy broadens one’s circle of friends. It urges practical boundaries and cautions against overfamiliar behavior that could harm social standing and relationships.
A reported claim states wild ducks yield a serum granting immunity from ey Seven and related diseases. The brief note presents the assertion without detailing evidence or source authority.
Cynthia Thomas starves in a backyard room and plans to run away but meets a kind stranger at dinner who prompts a life change. A kindly society editor, Mrs. Forbes, helps her find work and shelter, offering care and a path to regain dignity amid hardship.
A young layman declares from nature that the text is written in each leaf and tree, describing the forest as a living library. The judge’s library phrase anchors the idea that nature itself is a volume to be read.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Tribble loses temper and accuses her husband. He responds with a witty retort about controlling temper and social decorum, illustrating a domestic dispute moment. The exchange hints at characterization and humor in a newspaper column or feature.
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