Basin Republican Notice of Mailing Classification
Basin Wyoming paper notes Second Class matter status dated June 30 1905 under the March 3 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
5
Basin Wyoming paper notes Second Class matter status dated June 30 1905 under the March 3 1879 act.
Editorialed notice lists Theodore Roosevelt as President candidate Francis E Warren for Senator and Frank W Monde ll for Congress in Big Horn County Official Paper advertising rates and subscription details with local terms for display and per line charges.
The Greybull Standard letter condemns party disunity yet predicts Democrats will dodge alignment in the fall. It urges support for the 1912 Highland county fair plans, seed exhibits, and prizes, warns sugar on the free list would ruin the sugar beet industry, and notes Rock Island railroad liabilities per mile.
A criticism notes that the $20,000 figure illustrates watered indebtedness by railroad officials, with the public expected to supply dividends. The remark frames the practice as unjust and burdensome to taxpayers and shareholders alike.
The article urges early planning for Basin a strong season baseball team to boost town pride and entertainment. It notes baseball as a solid business proposition and a clean sport, plus supports advertising Wyoming through immigrant bureau efforts. It also mentions hopeful crop prospects after heavy snows and a Southern Pacific switchman becoming Arizona house speaker, valuing railroading experience in politics.
A clipped note argues that tariff tinkering stalls progress toward wellville through a free trade route, labeling the policy as serious, with no clear road to improvement or health of the economy.
Frank Pulsifer of Greybull died suddenly last Friday night from heart failure. A about 70, he lived alone and was found dead after neighbors grew concerned. He owned significant property in Greybull and Nebraska, valued around one hundred thousand dollars. A West Point, Nebraska nephew arrived to arrange burial in Nebraska.
The Pro ducers' association schedules a large gathering on March 23 at the library assembly rooms. Manderson and Hyattville are expected to send delegates as vital business for the association is on the agenda and cantaloupe seed will be distributed. Members are urged to attend and share any contributions. T. B. Hunter president H. May secretary.
After the picture show at the Elite last Saturday night a dance followed with music by the Smith Brothers orchestra. Patrons praised the extra fine music and the general verdict was that no better dance music has ever been heard in Basin. The community rejoices that the Smith family has located in Basin and will provide high class music for local dances.
100 piece Haviland China Ransome pattern blue and gold decorations never used wholesale $60 asking $40 quick sale. Inquire at New York Store Dagin tf Mra Nora B Kanabary.
Rev Albone delivered a masterful lecture on The Good Samaritan at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. It was given for Odd Fellows lodge members and attended by a large congregation who greatly appreciated the address.
Episcopal services will be held in Fraternity hall on Sunday March 24. Morning service at 10 o clock, evening service at 7 30. Confirmation lecture at 4 pm. The public is cordially invited to attend. The Republican for classy work.
Department of the Interior notices Anna L Howell of Basin Wyoming filed intent to make final desert land proof for parcels in township 61 north range 64 west. The testimony will occur before W F Brown Basin on April 27 1912 with witnesses Wyatt J Edgecomb ew V Gould Gould Wilbert R Howell and Muald W F Brittain Register.
Two good lots facing the Court House square offer for trade. Seeking a good work team in exchange. Inquire of Jack Han loa, coe.
Notices list Masonic, IOOF, O rder of Owls and other lodges meeting on various days. The District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming schedules Knapp & Spencer Co. vs Arthur H Conelly and Bertha Bays Conelly, a mortgage foreclosure and debt action with a $1131.75 claim, interest, attorney fees, and a $100 costs request, with a property lot in Greybull pledged as security. response due by April 20, 1912. Filename March 1 1912 to April 5 1912 publication window.
County commissioners approve a new road starting on the Shell Greybull road near section 0 and tracing multiple measured lines through townships 62 93 west to Lot 3 sec 1 and beyond. Objections or damages must be filed in writing with the county clerk by noon April 2, 1912. Peter Enders, County Clerk.
Charles M. Stafford petitions the District Court of Big Horn county Wyoming for an absolute divorce from Bessie Stafford on desertion grounds. The suit asks the court to decide custody for minor children Hugh and Roy Stafford and to set related orders. Respond by April 20 1912 or default judgment may be entered.
United States Commissioner Aug i C Wunderlich of Germania Wyoming has quit farming and offers for sale his personal property on Tuesday March 26 1912 at his Germania Beach ranch. The lineup includes brood mares in foal Belgian horses farming machinery wagons buggies household goods and a Rhode Island Red chicken flock of 300 plus birds bred to winter lay. A hot lunch is served at 1130 am with sale to follow under standard terms Col W B Cropsey to cry the sale.
Notices from the U S Land Office Buffalo Wyoming dated March 1 1912 announce Thom as B King Jr of St Joe Wyoming filing for final five year proof to establish their claim with appearances by local residents and officials on April 18 1912 Dissolution notice states Hoosier Oil and Mining Company dissolves following a February 22 1912 stockholders meeting with filings recorded at state and county offices Also a Basin Big Horn County Teachers Examination notice sets March 29 30 1012 in Basin High School with applicants told to arrive by 8 a m and a real estate ad promotes four houses for sale on monthly payments via Hoover Investment Co with contact by phone
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