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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
Excerpt from Hagle Magazine discussing peon exploitation in haciendas. It portrays debt bondage, brutal southbound labor, and cycles of poverty for Mexican workers, noting weak recourse, inhumane conditions, and social and religious impacts while questioning reforms and salvation through education and standards.
Notice of sale under an order of sale issued by Listriet Court Big Horn County Wyoming dated June 24 1914. Plaintiffs Joseline Howe Mary Fannie Falsett and Francis E Milward guardian seek sale of real estate in Basin at public auction August 1 1914 at 2 PM at the District Court front door. Sheriff B F Wickwire and Attorney A Zaring listed. Also appears a biographical note on James Gettys and a Chautauqua event in Greybull July 15-20 1914.
Charles Hyde hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at his south Eighth street home with guests including Richard Pease Clifford Atherly Ruth Atherly Margaret West Helen West Lola Loyer Burton Harris Gerald Mary Easter Raymond Lewis Jean Lewis Milton Zaring Mary ONeill Ruth Wickwire and others. Refreshments of strawberries ice cream and cake were served. visitors Mel O H Woods and son of Galva Iowa plan a Park trip after visiting C A Zaring. Rev. Thompson arrived from Thermopolis to attend landed interests in the Oho country. Mr and Mrs B A Davis return from California and Chas A Blyan of Saint Joe was in town.
A discussion on why farm life drives families to city living. A man raised on a farm resents country work while a city couple longs for a garden and cows. The piece argues blame shifts to farm boys rather than farm women and notes local visitors in town yesterday.
A 20 year old Armenian man Joseph Adidian was found on a Fifty fourth Street vacant lot with six wounds to the small and large intestines and stomach. Doctors at West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital removed organs and repaired wounds then reattached them. He improved daily and is expected to recover. Multiple other notes mention US lumber industry employment and Porto Rico housing display, plus local business and fishing news.
An advertisement touts grain trading privileges as a safe method with limited loss equal to amounts bought. It promotes buying puts and calls on wheat, corn, or oats with explicit prices and profits, urging readers to open an account at a Columbus, Ohio address.
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