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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

9

Manderson News Highlights Local Rural Plans and People

The Manderson column reports on rifle range standings for Company D up to March 26, with scores out of 50 per range and 150 total. It also covers pruning advice from Trans-Missouri Farmer, local agricultural activity, oats shipments, hay balances, and community moves including visits by Hyattsville residents, alfalfa seed threshing, a birthday party fundraiser at the Manderson literary club, new railroad laborers from Greece, and the Wrigleys departing for Montana with a likely return planned.

Company D Irving D. Ewart C. H. Archer LA Sheep Company EB. W. Syken Place C. C. Morrin Hyattville Manderson Milo Burke Tensleep Mr. Burke Manderson Literary Club John Wrigley Montana Wrigley John

Irrigated Land Bargains Near Basin and Greybull

The ad advertises 100 acres on the Greybull river six miles from Basin and two miles from Greybull at 35 dollars an acre, 80 acres under the Big Horn canal near Basin at 35 dollars, 80 acres of bottom land near Manderson on the Nowood river at 35 dollars, and 22 acres beach land near Basin and Greybull with a 900 dollar tract. Terms offer small yearly payments and 6 percent interest. H. L. Mead, owner, Greybull. The piece also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and mentions F A Wise as a seller.

Greybull River Basin Greybull Big Horn Canal Manderson Nowood River H. L. Mead Wye Linnabary Dry Goods Company Wyoming Manderson, Yoming

Moved the Building to Gulch Lots for Residence

James Welsh, who recently purchased the Big 7 saloon building, moved it onto north-of-gulch lots for conversion into a residence. Excavation for the cellar of the new building began and work will be pushed as fast as possible.

James Welsh Big 7 Saloon

Out Of The Ginger Jar And Farm Talk Fodder

A collection of aphorisms jokes and quips about misfortune horses hens eggs and daily life plus a note on a BE Mony petition to change his name and a farm tale. It ends with Presbyterian Church service times and a note about services alternating in Fraternity hall.

Busy Bee Johnny Pike's Peak Pike

Rexall Orderlies Offer At The Rexall Store

An advertising offer promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, scientific remedy for constipation. The ad claims the company pays for medicine during the trial if relief is not achieved and emphasizes no risk to the customer. Available exclusively at The Metropolitan Drug Co Basin store with pricing for 12, 36, and 80 tablets.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Metropolitan Drug Co F. A. Wise

Names listed for sale or trade at Antlers and Rogers House

A long roster of individuals and locations including Antlers and Rogers House guests. The fragment lists numerous names and places such as Tensleep Thermopolis Hyattville Lovell Worland Greybull and Omaha with affiliations to hotels and addresses plus a note from Carl E Armeling Basin offering pure bred white Wyandotte cockerels for sale or trade.

the Antlers John Seaman Kelly A. J. Church H. N. Carstensen Merrill Mapes Hyattville A. W. Erickson Geo. W. Nicholson Roy Nickolson J. W. Agee Grant Yarnell Burlington Eli Miller Nowood B. Hogs Mary I. Demby Kirby P. Dickinson Shell T. H. Maheffey Thermopolis J. J Carl E. Armeling Basin. Fié

Lime from sugar mills boosts soil fertility

A 1912 notice discusses spent lime from sugar factories as a valuable soil amendment. It notes leaching removes impurities and enriches potash and phosphorus, while cautioning against using lime from quicklime markets. The piece includes brief items and dissolution notices for L. A. Parker & Company, Tensleep, Wyoming.

Sugar Trust

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Lughe Manderson News Heyder Joslin Wilson Coons, G Arnott Hartranft Brown O'Neil Coons Ackerman Dunaway Jaggers Presbyterian Church Fraternity Ball Hime Bros Carpenters O. J. Robertson Linnabary Dry Goods Co Box 225 Wyo Republican Chicago News Carter Copartner L. A. Parker & Company Hyattville and Tensiesp Big Horn County State of Wyoming L. A. Parker Wm. Peterson Bell System The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Carl Wilson
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