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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
7
Basin Wyoming newspaper notes time table for daily passenger trains except Sunday. Northbound No 818 departs at 12 43 p m and southbound No 811 at 2 33 p m. Proprieties listed Gebhart and Anderson announce the Basin publication with associated officers.
A Wyoming newspaper column denounces Governor Carey for making unproven charges against the Brooks administration and the state university board. It urges Carey to resign, arguing he misused office, failed to prove accusations, and corrupted the electoral process. The piece frames his tenure as illegitimate and calls for immediate resignation.
President Taft says he has received assurances from the Japanese minister that Japan renounces any plan to acquire a coaling station on Mexico's western coast. The move aims to ease tensions in Old Mexico and reinforces the U.S. stance against foreign territorial acquisitions.
A Washington voice declares the United States will fight to stop Japan from seizing a western Mexico coal station. The message argues for a firm, peace-loving yet ready stance, warning that if Japan acts, the U S will strike until the threat is removed, likening it to destroying a second Philippines.
The Denver Times notes Mayor Darius A. Brown of Kansas City uses newspaper editors in his cabinet, citing James E. Craig of the Kansas City Star as an adviser. The mayor's cabinet invites broad discussion, and he requires city reporters to submit correspondence to city hall.
Booster Club speaker Mr Wells says June sales in Miles City reached 5100 head, with all payments flowing through local banks and visitors filling hotels. Diamond City watches Gus Allen promote a similar sale, hoping for success to bring lasting regional benefit.
In Basin, Big Horn county, two weekly papers the Rustler and the Republican fuel a robust press scene. The town, population about 700, boasts natural gas electric lights water and sewer systems and asserts its papers are a joint engine of progress. Local editorials condemn unfair postal practices and call for fair treatment of newspapers in the mail system.
Metropolitan Drug Co markets Rexall 93 hair tonic with a strong guarantee. If hair loss or scalp issues persist, customers are promised a cheerful refund, with two sizes offered at 50 cents and one dollar. The ad emphasizes trust in Rexall 99 as a future benchmark and promotes store exclusivity.
John Davis of Laramie has patented a process to use sulphate of soda directly in glass making, eliminating the second carbonation step. Granted by the Washington office on February 23, the method reduces production costs and could revive the old glass works Davis managed 23 years ago.
Farmers advised of limited supply of bald barley seed available from C. C. Ellis & Co. First come, first served.
A physician notes that most illnesses stem from inactive bowels and torpid liver and recommends gentle cleansing. Rexall Orderlies are promoted as a safe, non purging remedy for bowel issues, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold only at The Rexall Store Metropolitan Drug Co.
Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper of the Canadian cabinet denounced reciprocity as a dastardly plot to yield Canada to the United States. He charged the liberal party favors annexation sentiment, while imperialists oppose it. He expressed faith Canadians will stay under the British flag.
For sale re cleaned seed including hard and soft wheat oats barley alfalfa seed and broom corn millet for sowing. Call or address Big Horn Milling Co Basin Wyoming. Also Roberts Filter offers water clarity and affordable, effective filtration for any faucet from Big Horn Supply Company.
Frank C Emerson files contest against Edward R Converse desert land entry 1945 in sections 29 and 30 township 50 north range 92 west. Allegations include nonpayment of required annual expenditures, no reclamation or cultivation, no crop production, no final proof, and no cure of defects. Hearing set for April 27 1911 at Buffalo Wyoming. appearance requested April 11 1911 before A S Commissioner G Hartigan. Publication notice ordered due to impossible personal service.
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