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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
The Basin Republican notes several Big Horn County officials and Basin City officials, laments feuding in Venner, reports the Worland industrial institute cornerstone ceremony with Governor Carey, and mentions agriculture department packing advice and hopes for tariff relief and freer trade ahead.
The cattle market moved higher late in the week with finishers and stockers mixed as rains eased. Prime natives and grass-fed steers held near steady to higher prices while sheep and lambs stayed steady slightly below last week’s highs. Cattle supply remains tight and demand cautious amid wider price spreads and seasonal tone.
A brief wanted-to-buy notice offers $20,000 value in unincumbered land at roughly $50 per acre. The ad seeks cash and is signed by B Hageman.
Local chatter covers a Sunday ball game with bets on players and bats. C A Zaring of Hasin announces judicial district candidacy amid Big Horn Basin politics. La Paz pearl fishing described as perilous with mystical shells and high value pearls.
Notice for publication from the State Auditor Office in Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 28 19 4 Loyal Protective Insurance Company of Boston Massachusetts lists admitted assets totaling 9424 047 15 with liabilities excluding capital stock and other elements. Capital stock paid in 0 4 00 090 00 surplus over liabilities 22 00 2 2 124 807 28.
Public notices report condensed financials for London Lancashire and Liverpool England insurance firms with assets liabilities and income for 1913 and 1914. Also includes declarations of candidacy for County Attorney and Prosecuting Attorney in Bighorn County with confirmation of Republican primary support.
A 1914 era public notice recounts the Wyoming State Auditor insurance figures ending December 31 1913 with gross premiums and paid losses and includes declarations by Robt B Forrester State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner. It also carries candidate announcements for county commissioner and Clerk of the District Court for the upcoming primary election in August 1914.
Notices publish campaign appeals from J. K. Burnham seeking County Treasurer and L. O. Gray seeking Assessor, both subject to August 18 primaries in 1914. Advertisements priced at five dollars for ordinary notices and fifteen cents per inch for large ads. Lovell Wyoming.
A set of 1914 campaign notices announces candidates for District Judge Sheriff County Commissioner and other local offices in Wyoming. Names include Thom M. Slyde B F Wickwire C A Zorg and J P Maver with primaries scheduled August 1 or 18 1914. Each notice requests Republican or Democratic support subject to voters decisions at the August primaries.
Notice of incorporation for Citizena Investment Company filed with Wyoming authorities. Principal office Basin, Big Horn County. office Basin State Bank. Directors for first year include John Laman and seven others. term 60 years. capital stock 30 000 dollars, 100 shares at 100 each. In charge: R W Spratt. attorneys KR B West. First publication June 12 1914. Last publication June 26 1914.
In Big Horn County Wyoming I C J Williams administrator of the estate of Frank Pulsifer deceased will on August 10 1914 appear before the district court to present final account seek approval and discharge. Creditors and others interested may appear to object. Dated Basin June 18 1914 J Wiliams administrator.
Clarence A. Waln appointed executor of Robert A. Waln's last will in Basin Wyoming. Creditors must present claims in person or at R. B. West’s office within six months. otherwise claims lose preference rights or be barred after one year. Pivot Pub June 12 1914, July 3 1914. Then notice warns Basin water and electricity bill pay before the 1st to avoid cut off.
A garbled exchange describes a police inquiry with no clear suspects or conclusions. Residents probe who attended a gathering while officers note several unnamed individuals and uncertain responses amid a hazy transcript.
Notice is given of public auction at Basin to sell the described real estate to satisfy a judgment of 4047 dollars plus costs. The property is in Big Horn County Wyoming 8E% NB Sec 11 W% SW% SW NW% Sec 12 Tp 56 N R 95 W 6th P M. Sale at court building front door on June 20 1914. Sheriff C A Zaring attorney for plaintiff.
The board of school trustees of district No. 19 Big Horn County Wyoming will receive bids for four 500 dollar negotiable coupon bonds at 6 percent interest. Bonds dated July 1 1914 due 10 years after issue payable at Basin Big Horn County or Cheyenne. Proceeds for building a schoolhouse and furnishing. Bids due June 29 1914 at 1 PM sealed to clerk F L Kirkpatrick Otto.
Objections and claims for damages must be filed with the county clerk of Ham County Wyoming on or before the seventh day of July 1914. Failure to timely file will bar any claim. County Clerk Ley Blakeshey noted this public notice.
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