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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
2
A second patrol has formed since the last Friday meeting and friendly rivalry has started. Competitive driving and knot tying begin, adding vigor and fun. Dellert Davie was elected patrol leader, expected to grow into an able guide. The troop marks a milestone in movement growth as spring nears. Scouts and friends should attend the Friday meeting at 7 20 PM.
Henry Armelking suffered a severe injury when a stick struck his right eye while binding. He was taken to town where Dr Harrie declared the eye sight destroyed and an operation removed the injured eye. Friends extend sympathy and wish for a speedy recovery.
A collage of sharp quips on manners and society, interleaved with brief local notes. Items touch on relationships, media, and daily life, followed by fleeting community notices about meals for charity, illnesses, travel, court, and ads for eggs, real estate, and services. Names and places anchor the snapshot of a small town daily life.
Virginia and Kitty clash over priorities as Virginia frets over appearance while Kitty urges civic engagement and social reform. A Harvard cousin and Dorothy’s companion stir courtship talk as they discuss fashion, club life, and settlement work at the Maynards and Dorothy’s home.
A witty remark depicts a wealthy man as a modern Croesus, labeled as the person who "put the glue to glucose," signaling a build of fortune through a clever, perhaps industrial, connection. No further context is provided in the fragment.
Listing of lawyers Metz and Metz Snow Harris Marvis and Neill with offices in Basin Wyoming. Also announces a new barber shop in the pool hall by Glen Washer inviting patrons.
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