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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
In Worland Grit B C Buffum argues from George Ade’s tale that heredity drives outcomes more than environment. He urges western farmers to adopt up to date pedigreed crops and seed with hereditary quality to boost yields and profits, citing corn potatoes and winter wheat examples and urging higher seed efficiency.
The Laramie Republican notes B. J. Sullivan of Big Horn county as a gubernatorial prospect and cites his prior role as floor leader for Republicans in the last legislature. It argues it is not too early for candidates to join the race and that nominating conventions will set the field. The piece suggests multiple Sullivans may consider the race.
Beef cattle declined 10 to 25 cents last week. Two cars Oklahoma heifers sold at 8.40 and panhandle fed yearlings at 8.25. Best fed steers about 8.50 today, near last year’s level. Colorado and western steers 7.40 to 8.25. Hog receipts 10,000, top 8.60, bulk 8.30 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs good last week, minor changes. Receipts 110,000 fed stock 10 lower, clipped wethers 6.30, clipped native ewes 5.75.
A fragmentary note reports an owner obtain a castle with gold transferred to an entity named Utler Ex, signaling a secured asset transfer amid ongoing dispute. Details are sparse but the core action is the conveyance of the castle and bullion to Utler Ex.
A lecture on the Independent Order of Odd Fellows argues that social progress brings new forms and class distinctions, urging increased lodge participation to unite all walks of life. It highlights two million members as a base for mutual aid, notes substantial annual benevolence, and calls for a sanitarium to care for tubercular members alongside existing lodges and homes.
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