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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
7
A Nebraska feeding experiment shows potatoes with tankage or meal can match corn for weight gain in pigs. Across 56 days, corn and tankage yielded 100 pounds gain with 403 pounds feed. potatoes with tankage or meals required more or less feed but produced similar meat and lard quality. If prices favor potatoes, pork production may shift from corn regions to other farms.
A compiled record of individuals who bought high explosives licenses from December 1917 onward. Names include Quiner and Church Manderson M H Gedney Spence W P Bullock Greybull T O Pittard Germania Chas Heckard Greybull Robert Perue Greybull W H Pauley Basin with a reference to January 1 8.
A list of residents and firms tied to Basin Lovell Greybull and surrounding towns with names such as W B Edwards Wm M Rannells W W Walters Dana Walters Lovell Canal Co and others. Entries include February and March 1918 references and notes to offices and associations.
The article discusses counterattacks that could reverse gains and threaten a German offensive. It notes British French reserves and possibly American troops backing the battlefront, with front lines holding firm from north to south despite some ground loss. It highlights readiness, morale, and a noted “good mixer” and quick response.
A long letter lauds county agent Tedman for his service to Big Horn County farmers and stockmen. It highlights his work with Mrs Alls H Tedman and the county press support, noting the agent’s role in improving irrigation farming and local prosperity.
Beaver Creek residents have enjoyed many beautiful days as the sky cleared in recent weeks. Breathing creatures are allowed to roam on bare ground again.
The government called for 20 blacksmiths for service, and Big Horn county supplied six. The men leaving this week for Kelly Field in San Antonio Texas are Daniel F. Mitchell Basin, Howard A Carpenter Basin, Jacob F. Dubbs Greybull, Ernest Yenny Shell, Geo. R. Pryde Byron, Meredith Saxon Byron.
A correction states that on March 18 Claude P. Ellison of Burlington Wyoming and Miss Clara Peterson of Carbon County Montana were married at the M B E parsonage by Rev. R M Jones. They will reside in Hyattville.
A. Flitner and wife of Shell Creek were visitors in the county seat yesterday. Estrayed from my ranch near Otto two bay mares branded on left shoulder and one light bay mare branded on right shoulder. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Vv C Olson Otto Wyoming.
A brief notice directs readers to call The Republican for envelopes, bill heads, and related office needs.
Immediate sale of a new high grade piano located at Basin. Quality guaranteed and liberal terms offered to a responsible party. Write at once for particulars to THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, Denver, Col. m8-29.
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