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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
6
A long list of visitors and residents returning or arriving in Basin includes Jake Schenk from the south, Dr. Gray of Worland, J. M. Sehwood of Cody, J. C. Ackerman from Nowood, Mr. and Mrs. Hartigan from Worland, Ora Allen of Emblem, and Attorney L. A. Bowman of Lovell. Several plan moves and legal actions touch the community, plus entertainment and business updates.
St Andrew's guild will give a dance with an apron sale and lunch at the Fraternity Hall on Saturday evening April 2. Invitations will be issued shortly.
The article emphasizes bringing subsoil moisture to the surface to form a firm seed bed for beet planting. It notes that late plowing and improper soil handling reduce moisture, while timely preparation and firming of the seed bed help moisture reach the surface for germination.
The piece debunks sensational reports of an 8 year old cured of a talking illness by a chiropractor. It notes the case was epileptic encephalitis with fever and delirium, not a cure, and explains newspapers and ads exploited the story for ad revenue while the child remains ill.
Bert Dickson an engineer at Midland Carbon Co facing a severe gas engine explosion that burned his face and hands near the engine. Initial fears of blindness proved unfounded as he recovers. The report includes unrelated Basin Wyoming mortgage notices to Albert Pick & Co. and Spurrier Bros. detailing promissory notes and a chattel mortgage on plant goods.
A long list of assorted kitchenware and household items with quantities and stock numbers, followed by a chattel mortgage foreclosure notice. Albert Pick & Company holds the mortgage. default on notes. Public sale of described goods at Basin Big Horn County Wyoming, 11 am March 26, 1921, to satisfy debt of 559.77.
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