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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

8

Arm of the Law Shows How Justice Reaches

The piece recounts Dan Callahan's capture in a jewel theft case tied to a $10,000 loss and $12,400 in rewards. It notes detectives using sharp observation, a post office inspector matching a photo to a diner patron, and references to Sherlock Holmes as a figure of justice. It ends with ads for Chamberlain's Liniment and a local moving notice.

Philadelphia Dan Callahan Maldiwin Drummond Homer United States St. Louis Callahan Bunsen Guatemala Sherlock Holmes

Burial Notice for Mrs Warren J Jones of Basin Wyoming

Nellie Viola Snavely born 1873 Memphis Tennessee moved to Wyoming 1901 married Warren J Jones at Sheridan Wyoming 1903 later lived Basin Wyoming died April 19 1912 after burns from a gas stove four week illness remains brought to Utica for burial funeral April 23 1912 Rev Kilbourn officiant large turnout friends and relatives united in grief from Utica and out of town observers Notes span Utica Neb to Basin Wyo and Sheri dan Wyoming with several relatives listed including Jones families and York Nebraska attendees.

Grim Reaper Warren J. Jones Jones Basin Wyo Joseph Jones Utica E. P. Kilbourn The Methodist Church A. J. Jones Custer City B. J. Jones Omaha E. A Dillon York H. F. Cross Neb Rachel Weeks John Reynolds Hazard E. Watkins Grumlich Florence Nellie Viola Snavely Memphis Tenn Wyoming Sheridan Sun

Democrats Meet Form Permanent Progressive Group

The progressive democrats met at Thos Hyde's office last Monday evening to establish a permanent organization electing J. A. Berry as President W. C. Snow as 1st vice president D. A. Null as 2nd vice president T. W. Spratt as treasurer Carl Wilson as secretary and an executive committee including J. A. Berry W. C. Snow D. A. Null Carl Wilson R. J. Extra and Thos Hyde A campaign plan was discussed and future meetings scheduled.

Progressive Democrats Thos. Hyde J. A. Berry W. C. Snow D. A. Null T. W. Spratt Carl Wilson R. J. Extra

Cement Walks Offered at 16 Cents Per Foot

Greybull contractor Neudigate and Son advertises cement walks at 16 cents a square foot with a money saving guaranteed offer. City readers are invited to visit or contact for details between the 13th and 17th.

Neudigate & Son Greybull

Rexall Laxatives Offer Money Back Guarantee

An advertisement promises immediate relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlies and refunds if unsatisfied. It touts mild action, suitability for all ages, and three package sizes priced at 10, 25, and 50 cents, available at The Rexall Store Basin via Metropolitan Drug Co. plus a collection of humorous quotes from Chicago News and The Republican.

Rexall Rexall Orderlies Basin Tcore Metropolitan Drug Co F. A. Wee Chicago News

Stabbed man near death in Cody quarrel over debt

Gus La Fond was saved from a fatal neck wound by a slim blade margin in a Friday evening dispute withJack Johnson at the Keystone Livery barn in Cody. Johnson, charged with aggravated assault, posted bond and awaits arraignment after being arrested by Marshal Tom Kane.

Cody Gus la Fond Jack Johnson la Fond Johnson Walls Keystone Winina Mining Company Sunlight Alger Ave Tom Kane Bliven R. C. Hargraves Cody Enterprise

Episcopal Services at Saint Andrews Church May 6

Reverend N B Nash rector announces services next Sunday May 6 at Saint Andrews upstairs in Fraternity hall. Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Evening prayer at 8 p.m. Baptism and lecture at 4 p.m. Veated choir Gilbert’s communion services morning. Public invited.

Saint Andrews Church N. B. Nash Fraternity Hall Gilbert

Raising Calves to Two Years Cost Outlook for Dairymen

The Pacific Homestead notes average calf-raising costs of 18 to 25 dollars until age two, with variation by feed price and selection. It emphasizes building a herd from foundation stock and recommends buying high-grade or pure-bred cows and a capable sire to ensure lasting profitability and genetic merit.

Pacific Homestead

Postal Savings Bond Exchange Offer Announced

Postmaster Gibson reports that postal savings depositors may apply before June 30 to exchange deposits for government bonds bearing 2 percent interest annually. Bonds issued in denominations of 20, 100, and 500 dollars will be exempt from taxation.

Postal Savings Gibson Postal Savings Bank

Producers Association Meeting District Three May 4

The Pro ducers association district three will meet in the Carnegie library assembly room on Saturday May 4 at 2 p m. T B Hunter president H May secretary announce the gathering and agenda items for discussion and planning.

Producers Producers’ Association For District Three Carnegie Library T. B. Hunter H. May Bee

Poor appetite relief with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets

A brief ad notes poor appetite as a sign of impaired digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Claim highlights thousands have benefited. Also advertises fine eating apples at City Meat Market by Frank A Wise.

Chamberlain Frank A. Wise Ode

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