Basin Basin Basin Ad Listing Insertion Rates
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
Advertising rates appear for display and locals with per inch and per line charges. The notice lists single insertion costs and frequency terms, reflecting old Basin Wyoming newspaper boilerplate.
The community reports improving prospects after months of hardship. Farmers push dairy plans with a new creamery and a larger plant anticipated. Burlington through connection work boosts regional interest and a wine of serum influx from real estate forecasts. Business leaders foresee resumed activity and brighter times ahead.
The Basin country receives a new judicial district uniting Big Horn basin counties. A judge has been appointed to serve until the November election, promising faster legal proceedings and reduced travel and expense for residents. The measure ends delays caused by overlarge territory and is hailed as beneficial to residents and officials alike.
The Basin community extended hospitality to visiting Hig Horn Basin woolgrowers with hope of future reciprocation. An article on calf weaning was deferred due to recent events, and notice that those planting potatoes on Good Friday should prepare for Boll earlier.
Kansas City stock yards on March 2 report a continuing uplift with classes rising 15 to 45 cents last week and the market strong. Today’s run is about 10 000 head with moderate activity elsewhere aiding sellers. Demand for stock cattle and feeders is keen, pushing prices to levels considered dangerous by cautious commission men.
Feeders profit from improved feeding systems and price spreads. Prime steers hit 9.00 with heavy steers around 8.00 as demand rises. Heavy cows, bulls, and veal show varied activity while quarantine values rise 10 to 16. Hog runs around 6,000 with prices 8.30 to 8.45, lambs steady near 8.40 for medium weight.
Mrs. H. Emma Tallon of the local W. C. T. U. reports that about 25,000 British Navy men are total abstainers. Admiral Jellicoe cites abstinence as key to higher efficiency in shooting and health, while Captain Ogilvy notes a 30 percent drop in shooting accuracy after moderate drinking.
Basin Laundry offers rough dry work with rates of 4c per pound for unironed rough dry and 8c per pound for rough dry ironed. The notice mentions a gold shave or haircut on J. E. Freeman. July 14 through October 15 timeframe referenced.
F H Whitmore appeals to residents to unite against fake advertising by mail order houses, arguing such firms underpay workers and dodge social responsibility. He insists local retailers offer guaranteed quality and service, and urges community cooperation for shared prosperity. The essay stresses mutual support, fair competition, and the value of buying locally.
Foreclosure sale scheduled March 29 1913 between 1 PM and 5 PM at the front door of the Basin Basin court house Fraternity Hall Basin Big Horn County Wyoming. Jonathan Frisby mortgaged property including canal water rights to Wyoming Security Investment Co to secure a 240 loan with installments overdue and 152.90 due. The sale will be conducted to satisfy the junior mortgage and pay costs with proceeds distributed by law. Sheriff B F Wickwire and attorney R B West announce first and last publications February 21 and March 28 1913.
The Everett Flume Co was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming January 30 1913 to manufacture and sell steel flumes and steel pipes. Capital stock 250 shares at 109 each total 25000. Term fifty years. Principal office Basin Wyoming Big Horn county. Directors for first year W J Booth J F Everett C A Zaring. Agent in charge W J Booth Basin as location of operations and principal office.
United States Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming announces that settlers David D. Young and Jacob Hauser have filed intent to make final five year proofs on their homestead claims. Proofs are to be presented before R. H. Ahrens at Basin on March 15, 1913, with witnesses listed from Otto, Wyoming.
Market report from Standard Grain Co lists prices for wheat and hard wheat per cwt, barley, alfalfa hay, dressed steers and cows, stock hogs, hogs on foot, lambs dressed and on foot, butter, potatoes, chickens and roosters. Includes unit prices and general ranges for per pound and per hundredweight.
Department of the Interior notices existing coal land waiver for a non petroleum non phosphate claim by Andrew J Paddock of Basin Wyoming. He filed intent to make final five year proof to establish the land claim on April 5 1913 before R H Ahrens Basin clerk of court. Witnesses include James Minks Jacob Sowers Joseph Denny and Charles C Ellis all of Basin.
Frank W Isabell and W H Rusk mortgagors default on a $500 note to Burlington State Bank. Sheriff will auction in Burlington Big Horn county Wyoming on March 8 between 10 am and 4 pm, items include horses Star Nell Dolly Dasy piano harness wagons, with proceeds to satisfy the note plus interest and attorney fees.
The church schedules Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. Pastor W. Albone invites all to attend. STOP PAYING RENT Buy a home with rent money through Hoover Investment Co. We offer four houses on monthly payments.
Notice of chattel mortgage foreclosure on Dan Van Wert's property to First State Bank of Manderson. Sale set for March 7, 1913, at 10 am, including listed animals and harness. Also notices for public land claim in Basin area and sale of Basin Bottling Works machinery. Notices named mortgagee First State Bank of Manderson and attorney C A Zaring.
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