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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
4
Basin Wyoming post office entry dated June 30 1905 declares itself as Second Class under the 1879 act and lists a $2 annual subscription. This official paper serves Big Horn County and the town of Basin with advertising rates.
The listing names county officials including Assessor L. O. Gray, Commissioners T. Johnson M. D. Harris and T. W. Bratt, County Clerk Lou Blakesley, County Attorney W. B. Collins, Clerk of District Court R. H. Ahrens, District Court Judge P. W. Metz, Court Stenographer G. Hartigan, Schools Superintendent A. F. Fillerup, Sheriff B. F. Wickwire, County Treasurer Mrs. Zela Murphy, Basin City officials Mayor A. Higby, Councilmen T. W. Spratt L. E. Watson L. A. Zane M. O. Barnes, Treasurer M. S. Thomas, Clerk Jas. F. Ewers, Attorney O. A. Zaring, Marshal J. H. Hanlon.
A Montana creamery transfer to producer co operatives prompts fears of monopolistic control. Citizens warn Billings traders may exploit prices to push small creameries out, urging a Justice Department inquiry into potential restraint of trade while noting Denver seeks Basin trade.
The article explains the federal Reserve Act approved by President Wilson before Christmas seeks to fluidify short term credit for the entire farming and commercial community. It outlines eight central banks to supply currency against reserves and the rediscounting process to aid farmers and merchants during crop moving seasons through notes based on agricultural paper and warehouse receipts while limiting stock market loans. It discusses implications for farmers including currency access, repayment terms, and risks of speculation with warehouse holdings.
Shell Creek Cattlemen's association will hold their annual meeting on Saturday, the 14th day of April, 1914, at 1 p.m. at the Whaley School House. By A. Fliner, Bee.
Church services follow a simple schedule with Sunday morning at 11 o clock and Sunday evening at 8.00. Sunday school at 10. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8. The note invites all to attend with cordial welcome. Pastor Abbone signs the notice.
Public foreclosure sale announced by Sheriff B F Wickvire on April 11, 1914 at Basin State Bank front door Big Horn County Wyoming. Mortgagors Bertha M Robertson and Oscar C Robertson owed 400 principal plus 1.08 interest and 10 attorney fees totaling 65.08 as of March 6 1914, with first mortgage of 450 recorded January 24 1914. Sale of Lots 8 9 and 10 Block 3 Sunnyside Addition Basin to satisfy debt and costs. surplus to mortgagors. Proceeds to satisfy first mortgage 450 and sale costs. Also estate matter of Robt Baldwin.
The state board of examiners adopts books for the Teachers Reading Circle for 1914 with titles and prices from Macy to Appleton. Dated Lovell Wyoming February 24 1914 A F Pillerup Supt of Schools Notice also calls for regular examination for teachers in Basin on March 12 1914, with tests in reading grammar A S history etc. Dated Lovell Wyoming February 24 1914 Rough Dry Laundry announces a new charge rate starting November 1 for rough dry family washing.
Notice of sale under a 1914 judgment by The Hart Investment Company against Lizzie P Bowman and others. Property includes lots 1 2 9 10 11 12 in block 11 Mocklem Addition Basin Wyoming with improvements. Sale April 11 1914 at Basin State Bank building between 10 am and 5 pm to satisfy $4147 plus $11.15 costs. Proceeds distribute per sale judgment. B F Wickwire. First pub March 6 1914. Last pub April 10 1914.
Estray notices from Manderson Wyoming describe a buckskin gelding about six years old and 1000 pounds with a left thigh and right jaw brand, and a ten month old black colt branded right thigh. Claim deadline March 23. unsclaimed animals to be sold for the owner’s benefit. Also a will probate notice for Riley er with William T Whaley set for March 21 at 2 p m before Judge P W Mets in Buffalo court, district Big Horn County Wyoming. Surname spellings vary in text.
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