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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
3
A garbled OCR-like message mentions an easy laxative and references relief yet contains unclear wording about effects on the eyes, nerves, muscles, and bodily organs. The exact claims and targets are not coherent or fully readable.
The Long delayed move toward Indian self governance centers on Chief Plenty Coos. His elevation is meant to curb meddling from investigators and boost trust in federal guardianship. A newly organized council will bring informed insights to bureau officials and aid material progress.
The narrator overhears a soft voice as a dictograph records a woman's hospital pains and tales of illness, seeking sympathy and a proposal. A man guides her to an apartment, then disappears, leaving her alone. The piece muses that pity is not love and notes the folly of marrying for suffering alone.
In Splashville a neighborly quarrel erupts over school telephone access. Mrs Brill vents frustration at being unable to reach Raymond’s school to report his absence and costume, criticizing local service while suggesting a civic Improvement Association push. Her neighbor recalls another mishap involving pigs feet and gas, while both argue about communications and taxes in city life.
The report notes Basin Gardens awakening from a period of quiet activity as plans unfold for new agricultural ventures. H A Padmore announces training Admira.Aug for truck-area operations and broad seasonal musings promise extensive plantings, new vehicle types, and a large bed being built for early crops. Local farmers frequent the Gardens for shopping and town errands amid preparations.
A fragmented polemic highlights changes to the summer boarder law and its effects. Ambiguities and sharp phrases suggest tension over money, virtue, and governance, with critics noting misuses and social pressure amid unclear regulations.
A Toronto clergyman recalled an Edingary incident with a cabbie who charged two shillings to discourage Sunday travel. Other notes mention Mrs Ives on industrial views, a tramp joke, Ambassador Bryce in South America, Graham B. Nichol’s poker tale and health updates on Mrs Carothers after an operation. Local visits include Dr Fawcett from Hyattville, Jack Flockhart and wife in Shell, and O W Arett of Tensleep.
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