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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
10
In a rural tale a tired farmer embraces pig club work after county agents explain a bank funded notes to buy pigs. His children receive a Duroc pig as a gift, the animal sells for 220 at auction, and its offspring boost the family herd by 60 percent, proving club work can transform a stubborn farmer. A. H. T.
Radical shifts in government policy align with the United States Steel decision that large, well managed organizations can benefit the public. The piece highlights rail consolidations legalized by Congress to strengthen credit and service, referencing E. H. Harriman’s expansion plans and urging national growth. Also notes a classified ad seeking 300 hens at state price from Carl Kron in Thermopolis Wyoming.
A Harvey's Weekly analysis links rising heart disease deaths to urban car exhaust. It notes seven percent carbon monoxide in fumes and suggests lethal air in crowded streets and tunnels, urging innovation to neutralize or prevent emissions while preserving automobile use.
Red brockle faced cow two years old weight about 1000 pounds branded on left ribs crop left ear taken up as estray March 15 by O R Irwin Basin Wyoming under chapter 125 session laws 1913 if unclaimed sold at public sale April 26 1920 at 3 00 pm at the ranch of O R Irwin Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Chas B Boyce Secretary First pub March 19 1920 Last pub April 16 1920.
The C B and Q exhibit car visited four towns in Big Horn County next week drawing farmers and meeting Prof. T S Parsons of the University of Wyoming. Parsons shared seed selection treatment and cultural tips for potatoes with potential yields up to thirty percent higher without more land. A B Wrigley plans forty acres of yellow sweet clover, Lloyd Taggart showcases a new silo filled with sunflowers, and G C Threet of Byron is noted as a leading sweet clover seed raiser with over 7000 pounds marketed last year.
Just arrived spring and summer fashions with tailored suits skirts and coats. If interested call 120-21 DT Hand 50M. C. A. Mann Republican for Job Printing moved by shoe repair shops to the building across south from the library and offers first class shoe repairing.
Local notices list Basin Lodge No. 29 K P meets every Friday. Temple Lodge No. 20 A F A M meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star meets second and fourth Mondays. Basin Lodge No. 36 I C O F meets every Tuesday. Basin Encampment No. 16 I O F first and third Thursdays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 I O O F first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 M W A meets second and fourth Thursdays.
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