Basin Republican ers and road tax debate in Hot Springs county
A 1905 Basin Wyoming issue discusses Basin Republican patrons, publishing costs, and paper quality amid rising prices. It reports Hot Springs county voters approving a special two mill road tax after a split turnout and notes state and national debates on military training and preparedness, with comments on politicians and a New York dinner praising Wilson.
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Hot Springs
General County Fund
Fine land for base sale near Otte Wyoming
For sale E44 of Sec 4 T61 near Otte at 30 dollars per acre. All of it first class land and will bear closest investigation. Call or write P P Anderton Basin Wyoming. Miss Johnson, recently critically ill, shows slight improvement after several weeks.
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Otte
Cail
P. P. Anderton
Basin
Wyo
Johnson
Big Horn
Shell Creek
Shell
Inoculate Land for Clover Inoculation Methods
The article outlines methods to inoculate land for crimson clover vetch and alfalfa including sowing seeds over successive years on a small plot until nodules form, using dirt from an inoculated field, or mixing seed with noncultivated crops to spread inoculation. It also suggests using a commercial culture for quicker success.
Two Ferns Declared Serious U S Pests
Two fern species the hay scented fern and the brake have become serious weed pests in the United States. A method shown to nearly eradicate them is cutting off the tops close to the soil surface twice yearly for two years.
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United States
Tomato Improvement Through Selection and Handling
An analysis of tomato cultivation stresses how careful selection accelerates improvement while careless handling hastens decline. It argues rapid progress depends on disciplined breeding and meticulous postharvest practices to maximize fruit quality and yield.
Furnished Four Room House Near Enterpriae Grocery
A four room furnished house is available for occupancy near Enterpriae Grocery on w44 tf. The listing notes convenience and includes basic amenities to suit small households.
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Inquire Enterpriae Grocery
Large Rocky Mountain oil contract signed for Elk Basin wells
Midwest Refining and Northern Drilling sign one of the region s largest drilling deals to sink all Midwest wells in Elk Basin over two years. North ern Drilling, based in Billings, will erect four rigs and drill for Elk Basin Oil and Midwest lands plus prospective districts in Montana and Wyoming through the coming spring and summer.
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Rocky Mountain
Midwest Refining Company
Northern Drilling Company
Elk Basin
R. B. Morrison
Colorado Springs
H. C. Keefe
Denver
W. R. Fawcett
Billings
Keefe
Elk Basin Oil Company
Wyoming
Midwest
Elk Basin Company
Mohanna
Billings Gazette
Presbyterian Sunday School Seeks Attendance
Presbyterian Sunday school meets each Sunday in the library at 10 a.m. Mrs. J. P. Armott serves as superintendent.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Presbyterian
J. P. Armott
Christian Science Services and Schedule
Services held in the lodge room with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11. Wednesday night meetings in the chapel. Reading room open Saturdays 2 to 6. Lesson sermon subject next Sunday is Reality. A cordial welcome to all.
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Redding
Presbyterian Church Services Mustering a Full Week
Presbyterian Church holds library services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. lesson titled The Great Multitude. Rev. 7 9 17. Mrs J P Arnott superintendent. Morning worship at 11 sermon With One Accord and One Mind. Evening service at 7 30 sermon A Divided House Cannot Stand. Teachers meeting Tuesday evening choir rehearsal Thursday evening. Cordial invitation to all services M F Newport Pastor.
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J. P. Arnott
M. F. Newport
Methodist Episcopal Church Revival Meetings Announcement
Sunday services are listed with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning worship at 11, Epworth league at 6:45 p.m. The junior league meets Monday at 4 p.m. led by Miller Zaring. Revival meetings feature Rev. D. E. Kendall, D. D. of Sheridan, Wyoming as evangelist in charge. Pastor A. M. Creath invites friends to attend. City Barber Shop, Fred House, proprietor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Miller Zaring
D. E. Kendall
D. D
Sheridan
Wyoming
A. M. Creath
Drink Six Glasses of Water Daily Says Houston Figure
A Houston business figure advocates six glasses of water daily to improve complexion and energy. He claims constipation causes dull eyes and that Rexall Orderlies, taken nightly, are the best laxative for men women and children.
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Houston
Texas
Rexall
Sheep Outlook In Wyoming Brighter Than Ever
Wyoming sheep industry prices remain strong for both young and old livestock with few disease or storm losses. Modern breeding flocks and dispersed bloodlines boost stability, while small flocks rise, promising long term prosperity. new income via peas barley sugar beets and alfalfa integration. For sale at once art and variety location in thriving town of 3,500. Gordon G. Johnston Douglas Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Gordon G. Johnston
Douglas
Oil fields across northern Wyoming draw Hurst to Greybull
From Greybull bev T Hurst Greybull appears on the Northern hotel register and on location stakes where oil has been struck in Elk basin Grass creek Buffalo basin and other northern Wyoming fields. Hurst known as Elk basin discoverer and a leader of the Worland group says drilling is under way in all northern Wyoming fields and the work force will more than double soon.
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Bev. T. Hurst
Greybull
Northern
Elk Basin
Grass Creek
Buffalo Basin
Wyoming
Jim Hurst
Who Does Your Part in Church Support Debate
Issue argues churches need stronger attendance and financial backing, likening church support to schools in community outlook. Ends with a casual nudge to visit a pool hall for cigars and a quiet billiards game.
Wyoming Horses Hit Yellowstone Valley Farms with Draft Stock
The Big Horn Basin farmers of Wyoming supply draft horses and mares for Yellowstone valley farms. Woods and Snidow at the Snidow ranch received 20 head last week and sold them the next day. A second carload arrived Saturday and two more are due this morning near Park City. The shipment includes 10 fine draft mule types. Aged 4 to 8 years, these animals fit plantation needs for work and colt rearing. Mr. Snidow expects rapid sales due to strong demand from irrigated and non irrigated eastern Montana farmers. hurry buyers.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Yellowstone Valley
Woods
Snidow
T. A. Snidow
Park City
Montane
Billings Gazette
Spiritualist Weds Mrs Coon and C N Burdick in Washington
Billings Journal reports the pastor of the First Spiritualist church of Billings wed C N Burdick of Kirkland Washington, a wealthy property owner, in Washington last week. They are honeymooning at the groom's ranch in the south. Basin readers recall Mrs Coon who led spiritualist services in Basin recently.
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A L. Coon
First
Spiritualist Church
Billings
C. N. Burdick
Kirkland
Wash
Washington
South
Basin
City Warrants Requested for Payment by February 1916
A call is issued for all city warrants to be presented for payment. Interest on these warrants will cease after February 1, 1916. Signed by HL Smith, City Treasurer.
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HL Smith
City Treas
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Time
P. P. Anderson
Town of
Bach
New Jersey
Senate
Europe
Sen
Shafroth
Colorado
Myers
Montana
Representative Page
South Carolina
The
Lusk Herald
Congressman Mondell
Wilson
New York
Bryan
Villa
Woodrow Wilson
Christian Science
Presbyterian Church
Fred House
Wopristor
A. E. Kiesling
Little Gem Cafe
Harry Bailey
Bonwell Seed Company
Horn County
Bulletin
Lou Blakesley
Notary Public
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