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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
2
Government road expert outlines best practices for earth roads. Emphasizes using road machines, spring work, proper crown and ditches, and multiple small culverts to prevent washouts. Details on grades, widths, and pipe sizing, plus maintenance timing and drag use.
Local woman’s word of mouth turns Harmony Hair Beautifier into a growing ad campaign. The Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo sell in ornamental bottles at Rexall Stores, with money back guarantees, through Metropolitan Pharmacy Wise's Drug Store in Basin Wyoming.
The Shell Creek Cattlemen's Association will pay rewards for information leading to arrest and conviction of those killing stock or altering brands on members' stock or driving them off their range. Statements from President P. M. Gallacher and secretary-treasurer A. Flitner are displayed. Four men wearing pink shirts are noted.
A Basin Wyoming resident applies for a one year liquor license for a saloon in the Danforth building, Lot 36 Block 37, Basin original town, with $1200 paid. Also notices the will of Riley Kane filed for probate, with a March 21 hearing before Judge P W Metz in Basin.
An assistant secretary of the interior informs Senator Warren that Yellowstone park will not admit automobiles this year due to poor road conditions. The letter cites 1912 and 1914 appropriations for road widening and bridge work from Gallatin county to the park rim, noting work not yet complete and no rule changes planned for auto traffic.
R G West attorney at law practices before all courts and the U S Land Department with office in the Pioneer Building.
Attorney at law with office on Main Street reports activity near the Big Hi Basin. Local residents note ongoing legal consultations and filings as concerns rise about nearby land use and development. Officials urge follow up with the firm for official notices.
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