Aliens Warned On New Wyoming Gun And Fishing License Law
State game warden Wilson warns aliens in Wya tmuing that only citizens or bona fide residents with tax records may own firearms or fishing tackle without special licenses. Licenses cost 25 and expire December 31. Penalties range 25 to 100. Eggs 250 cash and 30c trade at City Meat Market. New industry: Wyoming Torpedo Company moves from Tulsa to Greybull with 1200 quarts per day output. C C Barton to manage. Greybull touted for business growth.
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Wilson
Wyatmuing
United States
Justice of the Peace
Wyoming Topedo Company
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming Torpedo Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Western Torpedo Company
Greybull
Tis
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Cc. C. Barton
Basin
Stacking The Cards On Rural Credit Legislation
The piece portrays farmer leader Howe ton demanding federal rural credit legislation, accusing the administration of backing commercial credit while sidelining rural needs. It recounts McCumber’s rural credits rider, party politics, and warns that without strong farmer pressure the law may fail. It cites Uncle Samuel as a metaphorical resistance to guaranteeing farmers’ security.
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Howeton
United States Department of Agriculture
Goodnews
Washington
National Farmers’ Union
The
Grange
Congress
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
McCumbber
Har- Tom
Samuel
Nevies
Boysen Promoter Targets Irrigation Oasis in Wyoming
Riverton Review reports rumors that Mr. Boysen, a famed promoter, has backing from the Burlington Railroad to water 40,000 irrigable acres between Riverton and Shashoni. If realized, the project would turn a desert into an oasis and provide homes for thousands, following the completion of the Boysen dam and years of persistence against obstacles.
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Boysen
Wyoming
Riverton Review
Splendid Homa for Gale Cheap in Basin
Lot 15 by 150 feet with a seven room house in Basin, east front in a prime location. Price 2100 dollars, eastern terms, immediate acceptance. Inquire Thos M Higde Basin State Bank Dig.
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Basin
East Front
Thos
M. Higde
Basin State Bank
Williard Cleason and Mary Alice Chapan Wed in Court House
Williard Cleason of Shellcreek and Miss Mary Alice Chapan of Jackson Ohio wed last Tenday in the courthouse with several officials present. They will make their home on Shell Creek. Republican for chamber printing.
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Williard Cleason
Shellcreek
Mary Alice Chapan
Jackson
Ohio
Justice Bonuwell
Court House
Shell Creek
Church Services and Plans at Basin Parish
The Presbyterian and St. Andrew's churches announce upcoming Sabbath services with themes The Empty Tomb and Watchfulness, a new minister likely in April and thanks to local editors. St. Andrew's outlines sermons Morning The Christian Attitude Toward Work Evening The Last Days of a Perfect Life with confirmation on April 20 and Lent services Fridays at 4 pm.Dean Nash rector invites attendance and participation to strengthen the worship life of the community.
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A. Saxe
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Thomas
Dean Nash
Catholic Services in Basin Palm Sunday March 28
Father Endres will hold Palm Sunday services in Basin on March 28 with Mass at 10 a.m. Rev N J Endres leads Catholic rites. Christian Science meets in the Chapel opposite Carnegie Library Sunday at 11 a.m. Lesson subject Reality. A cordial invitation to all follows at 12:15. Wednesday evening services at 7 o'clock reading room open Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 5. Mandelson preaching Sunday at 1 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.
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Father Endres
Basin
N. J. Endres
Christian Science
Carnegie Mbrory
Mandelson
Lowm
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Home
Baptist Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs F I Rue’s home at 3 pm. Members invited to be prompt. Also notes a church service schedule for Sunday March 28 including Sunday school at 9 am, morning worship at 11 with German Palm Sunday topic, Epworth League at 6 40 pm on Our Nations Words, evening service at 7 30 with Glory and joy in doing Gods will, junior league Monday at 4 pm.
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Baptist Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. H. Whitmore
Wyoming Board Chooses Dubois for New Dormitory Plans
At the meeting of the board of aries for the building of the new women’s dormitory William Dubois of Cheyenne was chosen as architect with President Duniway advising. Plans to be submitted at the June meeting. work to start soon, occupancy not expected before 1916. location south and east of the old dormitory.
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Wyoming News Bulletin
Aries
William Dubois
Cheyenne
Duniway
H. C. Dale
Washington University
St. Louis
Laura White
Dale
Harvard
Fine land for sale near Otte in Basin Wyoming
For scale Gem of Gee four township units? Gt near Otte at 680 per acre. All ofHt first class land and will bear dle o est Investigation. Call or write P. P. Anderson Basin Wyoming al4
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Otte
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Wyo
Time Table of Basin Passenger Trains and Officials
Time table shows daily departure times from Basin for passenger trains No 313 northbound and No 311 southbound with notices of Basin Republican and commercial pr imber. Mentions M H Smith M D and Cattie, rattled by stray text. References to Range Tensleep and Five Mile and Cattlemen's association member with Basin Wyoming address.
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M. H. Smith
M. D. Cattie
P. O. Addrem
Basin
Wyo
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S. H. Smith
Basin, Wyo
S. F. Feddersen & Co
Denver
General Scott
Salt Lake City
Tee-Ne-Gat
Old Polk
Posey
Marshal Nebeker
Tse-Ne-Gat
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Mercdr Bros. Land & Live Stock CO
Hyattville
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Nowood
Clarence Gardner
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