Wrigley Visits Basin Office and Praises New Press
John E. Wrigley toured Basin yesterday visiting The Republican office and praised the new press that prints papers like foaming water over a dam. He credits his Basin success to opportunity and expresses optimism for the region. Ralph Hoover celebrates the welcome of a baby girl at his home while Mrs. Hoover and the infant fare well.
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Wrigley
Basin
John E. Wrigley
The
Republican
Mr. Wrigley
Big Horn Basin
G. R. Hoover
Ralph Hoover
Basin Produce Market Report of Grain and Livestock Prices
A period market summary lists prices for grains and live stock, with No. 1 Wheat at 1.40 per cwt and Corn No. 2 at 1.30, Butter prime at .30, Eggs ranch at .35, Potatoes at 1.00 per cwt, and livestock rates for steers, cows, hogs, lambs, and poultry, including per Ib figures for live assets. It also notes onions at 3.00 per cwt, navy beans 5.50 to 6.00, and other produce listings.
For Sale: Multiple Farm and Livestock Offers
Buy a home and pay with rent money. Four houses on monthly payment plans available through Hoover Investment Co. Also for sale pure bred Duroc Jersey boar aged 2, 600 pounds, from Dan Van Wert in Wyoming. Mengel & Co. offers daily oysters and Michigan celery. Gale: twelve Milch cows aged 2 to 8, some milking, others to freshen in six weeks.
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Dan van Wert
Mar Jerson
Wyo
Mengel & Co
Michigan
Dan VaoWert
Mandereon
Brilliant Musicale Draws Ladies To Carnegie Library
Invitations issued by Mesdames Arnott Richardson and Booth hosted a brilliant musicale for about sixty ladies in the Carnegie Library club rooms. The program featured piano, vocal and baritone solos performed by local artists, followed by an elegant dessert. The event showcased community culture and prompted praise for a future duplication.
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Mesdames
J. P. Arnott, Sr
Alice A. Richardson
George M. Booth
Carnegie Library
Basin
Grisinger
Lincoln
J. P. Arnott
Wickery
Neudigate
Louise Spaulding
B. T. Joslin
John P. Arnott, Jr
G. A. Harris
Bank invites farmers to open credit accounts
The bank emphasizes its role in supporting farmers with temporary backing to expand and prosper. It urges farmers and others seeking financial grounding to carry an account, presenting repayment reliability as the basis for credit. The invitation highlights trust, growth, and mutual financial advancement through banking relationships.
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Rexall
Pioneer
Fourth and B. Streets
Wise’s
Rexall Drug
Frank A. Wise
Barteldes Seed CO
Denver
Goro
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Far West
Los Angeles
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Ogden
Frisco
Coast Line
Seattle
Portland
Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Aaron Holm
R. P. Ross
W. L.wakeley, G. P. A
Omaha, Nebraska
Loveland & Potter Transfer Company
M. R. Douglas
Old Homestead
Val Blatz Milwaukee
Hime Bros
Carpenters
Basin Blacksmith Shop
Back of
Mountain View
J. J. Regh
Shell Creek
Woman's Club of
Shells Creek
Whaley School House
Hoover Investment Co
Brilliant Musicale
Mesdames Arnott
Richirdeon
Booth
Billings Sugar Company
R. C. May
Reali
Cowley Progres
Anderson & Johnson
C. L. Brome
T. K. Bishop
W. H. Swanseon
Lower Shell
P. O. Basin
Christian Church
Fraternity Hall
Rhode Island
G. H. Hoffman
Basin, Wyo
Cloverly Saw Mill
Griff St. Jermain
Cloverly, Wyo
J. Bircumshaw
Basin Clothing House
Money Back
J. Bircumahaw
Pro- Prietor
Fa-Ef
Joan Luman
Hen’ T Wreve. En
Jomnpan
A. Hiost
H. H. Hie
Wyoming
T. Whaler
Jr. A. Wise Joux Szaman
M. Spratt
Basin Folke
J. H. Bailey & CO
Zane
L. A
A. E. Zane
Rogers
Chas. A. Mann, Prop
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