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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
7
Webster Ballinger attorney at law in land mining and irrigation practice before all departments bureaus commissions and courts of the United States government licensed by permission to Hon F W Mondell M C from Wyoming address room 68 1413 G street Washington DC
A ragbag of humorous snippets on domestic life contrasts with a local market report from Standard Grain Co. It lists prices on wheat, alfalfa, cattle, hogs, lambs, butter, eggs, potatoes, and poultry, alongside brief society notices, sales ads, and notices of distribution. Included are community items about Mrs. Smith’s entertaining, a gun display, and local travel.
A. C. May of Lovell appeared in court this week. Leonard Fleshman of Shell visited town last Friday. Al Pease returned Monday from Manderson. Lee Hake of Worland visited here early this week. Big Horn Milling Co. received a new line of Red Jacket pumps through G. W. Black & Co. Rev. 8. W. Albone traveled Grey Bull between trains Monday. Imported Beotch Fife seed wheat for sale. Skovgard returned Monday from a business visit in Billings. A. B. Hageman, Greybull, offers farm trade exchanges for horses cattle sheep and town property. Arrest at Geneva cemetery as French couple expelled from town were detained during their child’s burial.
The eighteenth century physician Dr Percival Pott identified a spine disease he called vertebral caries. He attributed cures to abundant pure food, sunshine, fresh air and constant outdoor sleeping. The passage also reflects 19th century American optimism about agriculture and character of Americans.
A native named Appu of Kotahana Geylon attacked his father and mother with a mallet while they slept, nearly killing them. He said he was disgusted with his "miserable parents for having such a low-down son."
Birmingham England introduces a life saving apparatus that rescues entrapped persons via a cage raised and lowered to the windows of burning buildings, enabling rapid access and evacuation by firefighters.
Five year old Lola responds to twin brothers by praising her mother as a keen bargain hunter in a charming family vignette from the Chicago Daily News.
Albany Kan Capital remarks that several discarded politicians returning to law should study the moral law in a hopeful nudge toward better conduct and ethics as they reenter the field.
The quote defines courage as the ability to tackle hard tasks with ease and nerve as the power to do so even when terrified. Dr Push emphasizes how courage and nerve enable a person to act despite fear.
A Detroit Free Press quotation questions a man’s courage to back his opinions with funds. It contrasts holding opinions with the willingness to bet money on them, highlighting the gap between belief and financial commitment.
A New York clipping notes that one dollar bills are the most common currency in circulation, with five dollar bills next, and makes a wry remark about the Ten Commandments as a bank deposit.
A terse saying warns against the habit of robbing Peter to pay Paul, suggesting the culprit plans to target Paul for a loan later on. The line reflects a belief in predictable retaliation and financial scheming.
Kansas City Journal notes a compact reflection on moral law and consequence, framing wrongdoing as a visible guide to ethical order and personal responsibility. The item emphasizes punishment as a thematic element shaping conduct and public discourse.
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