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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
10
Basin residents see a wave of visitors from Shell, Billings, Worland and Nebraska. Local stores promote fruit, harnesses, clothing and candy while notices call for water bond votes, tax exams, and legal matters.
Mrs. W. W. Early died last Sunday at her home in Big Trails. The funeral was held on Wednesday with Rev. H. E. Shepherd delivering the sermon. Her daughter is Mrs. Carrie Boslaw.
A stately brown eyed business like woman, Miss Bessie Horner, district chief for the RM BTC, has been seen in Basin for several days. She returned to Billings yesterday after inspecting the local plant headed by Carl Wilen. Water Bond Election Saturday at town hall from 9 to 5. voters urged to participate.
Fillerup announces the teachers' examination will be held at Basin and Lowell on March 31 and April 1, a Friday and a Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. Teachers to be examined will govern themselves accordingly.
For sale a nice four room home on a corner lot 48 by 100 with water gas and cellar located on an avenue lana street close in easy terms for price and terms. Address Ford care of Republican 3 17 21 West Called To Worland. Prosecuting Attorney West was cabled to Worland on Monday on an important business and returned on.
The Basin community gathers to praise Dr Carter for financing and leading the new hospital project. Supt Rossiter and Dr Hale deliver tributes, with Mrs Hale performing a solo. A celebratory reception follows as Basin showcases a modern, well furnished facility.
The article discusses tariff policy and price aims, noting 16.5 percent of articles call for reduced rates. It mentions wheat price fixing at Liverpool tied to world supply and demand, and Canada as a competitor in the context of free trade, with Secretary Wilson's remarks resonating with farmers.
The article argues for free trade with Canada, claiming it would boost US farmers by opening markets for grain, fruits, eggs, and lumber while reducing living costs. It contends US coal and cattle advantages, sea fish along Alaska, and the need for a commercial union benefiting wage earners, concluding Taft would gain historic statesmanship.
Department of the Interior announces Mary J. King widow of Thomas B. King Sr. plans final five year proof to establish homestead claim on land in Otto Wyoming with sections 13 and 14 township 51 north range 96 west sixth principal meridian. Proof to be made before Aug C Wunderlich U S Commissioner Germania Wyoming March 31 1911 witnesses Isaac C Vance John Murphy William Marler and Thomas King Jr all residents of Otto Wyoming including filing details from 1904. 117-m24 W F Brittain Register.
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