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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
4
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A dialogue between Senator Lodge and Colonel Bryan reveals rival ambitions for Chicago conventions with jests on Roosevelt and Taft. Anecdotes recount Teddy Roosevelt lore, an Cambridge professor Adams quip, and odd local tales from A W Coons to a coin of humor about counterfeit dollars and a coal oil prank.
Funeral held at the family residence near Hyattville with large attendance from across the county. Rev. A. B. Campbell officiated at the house service and Modern Woodmen of America members led the grave rites. Pallbearers included W. J. Booth, W. S. Collins, L. J. Diehl, J. C. Frison, L. A. Parker, and O. T. Gebhart. Interment followed in Hyattville cemetery.
July report notes full line of Ye Cormick machinery available at Amder son & Johnson at the lowest prices. W. A. Sizer P. W. Metz and Dr. H. T. Harris return from Pahaska after the opening ceremony. Hal Sweeney visits from Shell for local business. G. W. Black W Collins and T. Gebhart travel to Hyattville in a Ford, mud and water test the cars but the Ford remains reliable.
The piece notes Flag Day marking congress adoption of the current flag and urges citizens to display flags from businesses and homes. It mentions Will Hughes visiting, Dan Crain of Trapper Creek in town for slug work, and Hal Sweney of Shell with local business in town yesterday. It also lists a Republican for job work.
The Buffalo flood story describes aid to stricken merchants and citizens, with search for trapped people revealing only one death. Burlington repairs the track breaks. trains from north and south arrive around 3:15 p.m. River decline suggests fewer future disruptions.
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