Hoarse Thief Foree Fires at Deputy Veach Then Escapes to Colorado
Earl Foree, wanted for horse theft and linked to an arson case, shot at Deputy Rue of Basin and fled into Colorado after stealing Rue’s saddle horse near Sheridan. Rue later recovered his horse from Midland Milk Co. property. Foree planned to target five men including E L Dana, Lonabaugh and Towns for revenge over a decade-old conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Moree
Rawlins
Basin Country
Basin
Rue
Big Horn
Foree
Dann
Little Horn
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Lonabaugh
E. L. Dana
E. C. Woodley
William Burks
Dave Towns
Mr. Dana
Montana
Aberdeen
Sheridan
Avid
Sheridan Inn
Earl Foree
Sheriiff Veach
Sheriff's Office
Heriff Rue
Veach
Oliver
Force
Tim
Rie
Weason Ticket Worth Every Day of the Six
An advertising line promotes buying a six day ticket, urging readers that it is affordable and essential. It emphasizes value and warnings against thinking one cannot afford it, framing the ticket as an indispensable purchase for the audience.
Go Slow With Health Fade In Outdoor Living Debate
The Indianapolis News notes a shift in medical thinking on practices once hailed as universal cures. It cites a Seattle physician critical of open air sleeping and cold plunges, urging sensible planning, weather protection, and proper warming methods to avoid fatigue, chill, and disease risk.
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Seattle
New York Medical Journal
Indianapolis News
New Western Farms Offer Entry to 36,000 Cultivable Acres
The 1914 reclamation service report cites 25 western irrigation districts ready to open publicly, offering 36,000 farms from five to 160 acres and 450 units of 40 to 80 acres. Locations include Idaho Minidoka Huntley and Sun River. Montana Huntley. Nebraska North Platte. South Dakota Heelle Pourche. Wyoming Shoshone. Government advice stresses need for capital before moving West.
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Earier
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Minidoka
Montana
Huntley
Lower Yellowstone
Eghteen
Sun River
Nebraska
North Platte
South Dakota
Helle Pourche
Wyoming
Shoshone
Farm land prospects and costs in a desert country
The Indianapolis News notes land around well-tied farms with good neighborhoods and established schools. It stresses the need for sound infrastructure, transportation access, fencing, buildings, irrigation, and two years of family support before crops yield returns. Many sellers start with less than $2,500 cash, yet the struggle remains severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Indianapolis News
Painless Dentistry Arrives in a Curious Bride Tale
A young wife explains she cannot skip a holiday due to her husband’s dentist visit. She reads aloud from Bond Man’s Bluff as the dentist works, claiming the husband enjoys the procedure and the couple’s shared book. The other woman is astonished while the dentist is amused and attracted to the situation.
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Harry
Beeen
Notary Public and Insurance Agent Ad North Basin
Jas J Patten offers notary services in Basin Wyoming including pension business, accounts, notes and bills collection and remittance. Deeds and conveyances drawn and executed. Agent for Commercial Union Insurance London and Pennsylvania Fire assurance with prompt adjustments and payments.
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JAS. J. Patten Basin
Woming
Wanted to Buy and Chickens Offered by Advertiser
A cash buyer named A. B. Hageman seeks unincumbered law at 50 per acre or fees per acre, totaling 26000 dollars, while E. A. Davis advertises paying nine cents per pound live weight for chickens. The Republican party notes a two dollar annual subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Davis
Open Letter To Wyoming Judge Candidate 1914
The candidate announces his bid for Democratic nomination to the District Court in the Fifth Judicial District of Wyoming. He cites a forward political movement, promises of sincerity, economy, and efficiency, and notes endorsements by the Wyoming Democratic party, 40 attorneys, and citizens. He is 38, has 12 years of practice in Kansas and Wyoming, and urges voters to inspect integrity and qualifications before the primaries and election. Dated Basin, Wyoming May 21, 1914.
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Paul “Sunshine” Dietrick
Ucket
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Wyoming
Basin
Democratic Party
Kansas
City Meat Market cash basis notice and sale ad
Notice states that from July 7 onward the market will operate strictly on cash. Also an advertisement for a fine home for sale by Jas I Patten, describing an elegant two story, 11 room house in a leafy location with trees lawn and shrubs, asking interested buyers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. I, Patten
Meat Delivery Schedule Announcement
July 7 marks two daily deliveries at 9 am and 4 pm from the OK shop. Quality work is guaranteed, and customers are encouraged to ask neighbors about the service. Price listed as £6.
Grain Privileges Offer for Wheat Trading in Columbus
An advertisement from RA. W. Neumann of the New First National Bank Building in Columbus Ohio promotes grain trading privileges. It touts limited risk to the amount bought and profits from 1 to 5 cent moves, offering calls and puts on 1000 bushels for ten or twenty dollars with bank references and mail address Lock Box 1420.
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RA. W. Neumann
New First National Bank
Bulding
Columbus
Ohio
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Pace
Frank Lafayette Loveland
Homer T. Wilson
America
Reed
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
William Jennings Bryan
Robinson
Kiyo Sue Inui
Milton Bryant Williams
Herbert Yeuvell
Hinshaw
Arden Players
Elias Day
Chicago
Boileau
Misa Lillian Dinberg
Stelzls
Washington
A. B. Hageman
State of
Basin, Wyo
City Meat Market
L. C. Smith & Bros
L. C. Smith & Bros, Typewriter Co
Champa St
Denver, Colorado
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