Psychologically Speaking Promotes Basin Civic Pride
The Basin Republican argues that recent local articles boost civic pride and community care. It notes residents cleaning yards, planting gardens, praising Basin, and expecting a strong year with increased town attractiveness and financial value for visitors.
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Basin
Big Horn Basin
Basin proposes municipal park to woo touring visitors
City leaders discuss creating a tourist park amid cleanup efforts. A shaded site near the business district would feature hydrants and gas plates for travelers, attracting visitors and boosting local business as Basin lies on a main route.
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Basin
County Officials of Big Horn County Wyoming Listing
County officials of Big Horn County Wyoming listed with names for sheriff assessor commissioners clerk of court and judge and court staff. Basin City officials named including mayor and council. Additional line promotes vulcanizing service at Black with reasonable prices.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
B. F. Wickwire
T. J. Jones
T. W. Spratt
C. A. Welch
M. G. Trough
Zela Murphy
G. Hartigan
Frank J. Jue
Percy W. Metz
Guy N. Brill
Blaine Kinder
Treasuer
J. Wk. Burnham
Barbara Heathcote's War Awakening in Bedfordshire
Barbara, sheltered in luxury in Bedfordshire, hosts billeted soldiers marching through town. She responds with sudden empathy, rearranges comforts, and helps prepare beds, later grieving as the troops depart. She vows to join the war effort and hopes for a future reunion with Lieutenant Commander Blake.
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McClure
Barbara Heathcote
Barbara
Bedfordshire
Jenkins
Marbara
Harbara
Blakely
Precious fools and kings in early warfare
In early times kings rode to war in person but were halted by a great multitude rushing the front. The crowd proclaims themselves the “precious fools” always ready to quarrel their own pride, prompting the kings to retreat. This anecdote is noted in the New York Evening Post.
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New York
Origin of Playing Cards Through History
The origin of playing cards is uncertain but likely in Europe around 1360. A duty was levied on them in England in 1615. An estimated 14 to 15 million card packs are manufactured annually in the United States.
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Europe
England
United States
Nan Visits Europe and Finds War's Toll and Love
Nan travels from Belgium to London during World War I facing refugees and destruction. She befriends Belgian child Jean Leman and helps reunite Jean with her father Major Albert Leman at the King Edward VII hospital, amid convalescence and shared care.
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McClure
Nan
Europe
Belgium
Paris
London
Norland Square
Green Park
Jean Leman
Louvain
Jean
Maj
Albert Leman
Major Leman
Daddy Soldier
King Edward VII Hospital
Leman
bin Artos
Farthing dip illuminates 18th century reading feat in Liverpool
A late 18th century Liverpool scientist wagered reading a newspaper 10 feet away by a farthing dip. Using a wooden box with sloped looking-glass he formed a convex lens behind the dip and read small print, observed by a dockmaster who saw potential for lighthouse signaling and life saving.
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Scientific Society
Liverpool
England
Travelers gain new rest room at Basin Lee Motor Co
The Basin rest room in the Lee Motor Co garage is finished with fumed oak furniture a desk and stationery two rocking chairs a davenport and library table. Wall pictures include Henry Ford Ford plant and employees plus a photo of a day’s chassis output of 2 000. A shipment of parts valued over 1000 was sorted and shelved by three men in a day and a half.
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Lee Motor Co
Henry Ford
Ford
Early Garden Hints From U S Department Experts
The horticultural specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture urge timely guidance for late planting regions. For home gardeners choose crops proven to fare well locally and assess market demand for the coming season amid possible weather fluctuations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gardening Principles For Soils And Fertilizers
The article explains how soil type, drainage, and sun exposure affect crop timing, stressing deep preparation, moisture conservation, weed control, and proper seed beds. It details fertilizer choices, balanced nutrient needs, and notes on nitrogen and potash roles, with a closing mention of T. J. Jones's trip and a political printer note.
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