Automobiles in the Park Dane Opens
Dane opens a new Automobiles in the Park showroom event featuring a display of cars and a dedication ceremony. Local officials and automotive enthusiasts attend as brands publicize models and pricing.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
5
Rules For Auto Travel Through Yellowstone Park 1910
Yellowstone issues strict rules for auto travel including vehicle use limits, ticketing, fees of seven fifty per trip and ten dollars season, speed limits down to ten to twelve miles per hour on grades, and required safety gear two spare tires. Drivers must yield to teams, keep safe distances, lock rear wheels when stopped, and park off road if breakdowns occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Mcense
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone
Mont
Keen Appreciation Letter to Basin Republican Editor
John C Vivian attorney at law Denver Colo writes May 17 1916 to Ed Tost Basin Wyoming praising the Basin Republican. He notes reading the paper cover to cover enjoying its printing and broad prosperity coverage. He thanks Tost for sending the Republican and wishes success in electing a Republican president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Vivian
Denver Col
Ed Tost
Basin
Wyo
Golden
Bustor Anderson
Mheanks
Changing Offices at Pioneer Bank
A notable office reconfiguration moves Dr Larrick to a room once used by Attorney West while West shifts one room west. The vacated space becomes Greybull Refining Company offices to accommodate growing business. Additional changes anticipated and to be documented later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Bank
Dr.Larrick
Attorney West
Mr. West
Dr. Larrick
Greybull Refining Company
Curtis couple travels for child’s arm treatment in Thermopolis
Mr. and Mrs. Al Curtis drove from their Greybull area ranch yesterday to Thermopolis for treatment of their young daughter whose arm broken or sprained weeks earlier shows slow healing. Mrs. C. L. Dustin of Burlington visited Basin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Curtis
Greybull
Mr. Curtis
Thermopolis
C. L. Dustin
Burlington
Basin
Morning Wedding in Cody Celebrates Miss Lantry and W O Sonsanzenachey
Mise Pauline Lantry of Cody wed W O Sonsanzenachey at the Fipiscopal church with Rev E E McGinley officiating. A small breakfast reception followed at the Sullivan home with guests from Ha sin Chatham and Cody as the couple planned a noon train departure for a brief wedding trip and then home in Cody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Pauline Lantry
Cody
W. O. Sonsanzenachey
Chatham
Sullivan
Ant
E. McGinley
Need Care in Cooking Cereal For Full Grain Value
A housewife guides proper preparation of oats, wheat, hominy, rice and corn cereals. It stresses long cooking to burst starch cells and soften husks, notes oats have the most protein, and recommends steam or fireless cookers for creamy, non mushy results. Emphasizes soaking and slow cooking for cold weather cereals.
Curried Oysters Method on Griddle and Boil
Drain and wash 25 oysters and brown them on a pancake griddle in batches. Place browned oysters in a double boiler. To the oysters add one tablespoon flour, half tablespoon salt, one tablespoon curry powder, dash of cayenne. Boil, then stir in lemon juice and grated onion.
Rice and Tomato Pan Dish From Drip Pings Style
A compact kitchen note describes browning two tablespoons of drip pings in a saucepan, adding half a cup of washed rice to brown, then adding one sliced tomato one sliced onion and a clove of garlic. The mixture is covered with hot water and seasoned with salt and pepper and cooked until the rice is tender.
Italian Front Floods With Austrian Attacks And Gains
Ludon May 17 Thousands wounded and captured as Austrians press along a 23 mile front from the Adige valley south of Rovereto to the Astico. Italian forces abandon forward positions. Austrians claim 141 officers and 6,300 men captured with 13 guns and 17 machine guns. Allied airmen clash with German fliers. an American aviator fights with the Franco American flying corps in its first independent raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Trent
Adige Valley
Roverto
Astico
Tren
Adige
Vienna
Rovereto
Zegnatorta
Rome
Sugana
Rone
Entente
Geman
Freench Army
Franco-America Flying Corps
State buys school bonds in Manville and Sheridan issues
State Treasurer Herman Gates announced purchases of 10 000 dollars of 6 percent Manville school bonds and 42 000 dollars of 5 percent Sheridan school bonds from San Sheridan district No 7. The state paid premiums of 1950 and 2550 respectively, beating several bidders. Twenty bidders for Sheridan and six for Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Sheridan
Herman Bo- Gates
Capitol
Central Savings Bank of Denver
Gates
Local Time Table Southbound No. 80 Departure
Southbound departure time for No. 80 shown as 1 13 p m on the local timetable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dane
Hot Springs
Artist Point
Ithe ‘Lake Hotel
Canyon
Ness
John C, Vivian
Basin Furniture CO
WM. Gibson
E. T. Williams
Williams Drilling Company
Natters
Western Title & Loan Co
Wyoming
Court House Square
Ludon
Trians
Ehole
Tonale Pass
Trentino
Manfalcone
Gulf of Triest
Dr. J. Lieberkrob
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