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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
10
A glib column notes men who expect free lunches and slowness in dinner, praises tidiness, and warns that self praise makes a man hard to please, unless a loving partner tempers him. It ends by linking hate of work to following new prophets who promise reforms.
The document covers a land notice by Joseph I. C. Reid of Burlington acknowledging a homestead entry and filing for final commutation proof before a U.S. commissioner in Germania Wyoming on May 22, 1911, with witnesses named. It also records a county road location decision in 1911 along sections 27 and 34 in 52 north, 93 west, requiring objections by June 13, 1911. Separate items promote Chamberlain’s products and discuss labor strikes, rheumatism cures, veterinary services, harness goods, and newspaper notes.
The speaker urges statesmen and leaders to uphold truth and justice above advancement. A new religious faith and moral enthusiasm could spark duty and self sacrifice, empowering the strong to uplift the nation. Without this, a Gibbon-like decline could eclipse a once Golden Age, despite outward power.
Prof Nelson spoke on Wyoming nursery stock laws, noting foreign nurseries must hold a license and $500 bond, with tagged shipments and sworn inspection reports. He described Lovell findings of 300 trees examined, 50 000 condemned, and how wax on trunks hid quality. urged careful but not punitive action and promised improved inspection next year.
Basin Wyoming officials set bid deadline for June 7 1911 for water works and electric plant construction. Sealed proposals requested for materials labor and equipment with certified checks required. Plans and specs available May 27 from Town Clerk and engineers in Kansas City.
Person offers to trade a fine ranch for love property or sell cheap for cash and asks for inquiries directed to W. A. Wilson in Worland Wyoming. No other details available.
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