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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
8
Town notices and social items list visitors from Worland Thermopolis Otto and Manderson. Mentions include Rexall tablets at Wise's, several residents traveling to Cody Omaha Chicago New York, real estate for sale, horses and teams for exchange, and court to convene April 21 with jury calls. Public notices on trades, seeds, and local business updates.
Geo. H. Cross of Converse County Wyoming argues grain production faces a marketing problem and promotes livestock as a profitable sale form. He outlines soil and crop handling, seeding rates, pest control, and disease prevention to improve yields and profits in a rural community commentary.
An editorial urges Wyoming and Colorado farmers to expand hog raising, citing alfalfa as a strong feed, low capital needs, and the ability to profit on large or small farms. It notes hogs’ compatibility with grain shortages, use of skim milk, year round forage, and a growing home market while highlighting favorable conditions in the region. The piece is followed by a market wire from Kansas City noting cattle, hog, and sheep trends, prices, and receipts for the week, with hogs near 9.00 top and steady demand.
John P. Voss of Rairden and Mies Other Horsely of Nikeis wed at the home of the groom's parents in Greybull. The groom's brother Otto Voss and bride's attendant Miss jfomey stood with them. Local guests from Kansas attended as well as Voss friends. The bride taught in Rairden and the groom is noted as a prosperous rancher in Mig Horn valley. The couple receive best wishes from the community.
A Miss Maude Molmaan from Little Rock California asks help to locate her brother thought to be visiting the town six years ago. He is about 6 feet 3 inches, blue eyes, brown curly hair, 180 pounds, 30 years old, works on farms. Names McDonald and age are cited. she asks for assistance from local editors. An advertisement notes rental and jewelry repair services by O. J. Robertson and F. H. Whitmere.
W A Barr of Colorado Agricultural College argues dairymen should buy a bull calf with strong ancestry. He warns against overvaluing flashy names and stresses dam quality, size, vitality, and proven annual records. He notes 37 percent of 47 leading herds are headed by grade bulls and urges careful pedigree checks across generations.
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