Basin Gardens and Basin Community News Highlights
Beav er Creek region notes rainfall and work, seed oats collected by B M Howe and Olin Crandall. Mrs Johnston is ill in Greybull for treatment. Mrs W Moberly delivers Melotte products from Shell. K K Kimbro hosts Weds with Lew Heathershaw. Clayton Moberly has Greybull business. Families visit sheep camp and Copman ranch. Haying to start earlier. canal works well after ten days of water. Basin Gardens to host Fourth of July celebration. oil drillers seek company. New cheese factory at Basin Gardens. alfalfa and corn acreage rising. Basin Gardens Woman's Club meets. next program on Miscellaneous Topics.
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Beaver Creek
B. M. Howe
Olin Crandall
Greybull Valley
Has
Johnston Isa
Greybull
W. Moberly
Shell
K. K. Kimbro
Lew Heathershaw
Clayton Moberly
John Allen
Annie
Copman Ranch
ElMson
Hoffman
May
L. P. Thompson
Grandma Thompson
Basin Gardens
G A R Encampment Set At Fort Morgan With Attendant Events
Fort Morgan hosts the thirty fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment June 9 to 11. Department Commander C A Brooka arranged rail fare deals with multiple lines and reduced hotel rates. headquarters at the Quillery House. Affiliated societies convene at local churches during the event.
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Ft. Morgan
Grand Army of the Republic
Inolorado
Wyoming
Fort Morgan
C.a.brooka
Midland
Cripple Creek
Colorado & Southern
Fort Collins-Gr
Igan
Quilry House
Committee On
Woman's Lef Corps
M. E. Church
Ladies of the Grand Army
United Presbyterian Church
Daughetts of Veterans
The
Presbyterian Church
Sons of Veterans
Baptist Church
Meat Delivery Starts July Two Daily Runs
City Meat Market announces July 7 delivery schedule with two daily drops at 9 p.m. and 4 p.m. The ad touts quality service in the OK shop and invites readers to ask neighbors about the service.
The Money Side of Raising a Boy
An Indianapolis News column questions a Chicago professor’s claim that rearing a boy costs about 4000 dollars to reach adulthood. It argues the figure ignores time and knowledge, notes variability in outcomes from Abraham Lincoln to others, and concludes raising a boy is a high stake gamble that still pays off.
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Chicago University
Cisie
Abraham Sincoln
Indianapolis News
Deferred Grazing Plan Gains Western Cattlemen Support
Western cattlemen back the governments deferred grazing plan to protect range grasses. The method staggers protection across reserves from spring seed maturity through reseeding, allowing grazing only after seed crops mature and for up to three years per area. It aims to prevent spring overgrazing, preserve forage, and avoid broad range closures while shifting beef and mutton markets away from extensive on range production.
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Gen- Yeman
Ranch for sale 640 acres on Canyon Creek
The ranch of 640 acres, Canyon Creek, owned by the late Jacob Bun singer, is for sale. Executor K. McClung, Basin resident, can be consulted at Mountain View hotel until June 26. Interested buyers may confer about the purchase. also a cash buyer seeks unencumbered law at fifty dollars per acre or less, listing A. B. Hageman.
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Gale
Canyon Creek
Jacob Bunsinger
Mle
K. McCrung
Basin
Mountain View Hotel
K. McClung
Self-Destruction Rise in Pacific Coast Cities
The Spectator notes a doubled suicide rate in 100 American cities over twenty years, with California and San Francisco showing higher shares. It links higher self harm to affluent pleasure seeking and late nightlife, comparing Pacific coast trends to Paris and European decadence, and cites Louisville Courier-Journal.
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the Spectator
The
Spectator
California
San Francisco
Seine
Paris
Mrlin
Gayety
Mfe
Europe
America
Louisville Courier-Journal
Walt Mason on Flies in Maytime and Swatting
The verse urges swift action against flies in May and early June. It humorously details explosive fly reproduction and urges men and women to rise and swat the pests to curb the spring invasion. The piece blends comic urging with vivid counts and playful rhyme.
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Walt Mason
Big Horn river ranch for sale with water rights and livestock
1 0 acres long with good ditch and water right. 50 acres alfalfa, 40 acres plowed, lane and timber. Water certificate for 150 acres. Price 4600 dollars. Purchaser to assume 1000 dollar mortgage. Four Jersey and four Holstein cows, three yearling heifers, five calves. Good log house and stable, fenced. Inquire W S Colina Basin Wyoming. Also notices on insurance, preaching in Otto and Bt Joe area, pastor G W Hacer.
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Big Horn River
Manderson
W.S. Colina
Basin
Wyo
Get Married Advice From Walt Mason Poem
A verse advises Jemima to marry a true, sturdy man not fooled by cheap cars. It urges rushing him to the altar, ignoring protests, and proclaims the wedding as the best day’s work.
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Walt Mason
Jemima
Dar
Methodist Services and Church Schedule
The First M E Church will hold Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm with Sunday school at 10 am Epworth league at 7 pm and Thursday prayer at 8 pm. W W Albone pastor invites all to attend. Also offers lard sale prices and St Andrew's Episcopal Church on South 6th Street Basin Wyoming lists services and holy communion.
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M. BE
Epworth League
W. Albone
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
South 6Th Street
Basin
Wyo
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County News Semi
Famly
Fay FV
D. Kimbro
J. D. Kimbro
Frank Ellis
Hazel
Nebraska Points
Majestic Ranges
Herrick Refrigerators
de Laval
Anderson & Johnson
A. B. Hageman
Patten Basin
Waming
Otto
Bt. Joe School
Bt. Joe
G. W. Hacer
Mmasin
Eseeel
M. Whitmore
Hupmobile
Black
Big Horn Garage Co
S. F. Fedderson & Co
City Meat Market
Anheuser Busch
Keio
Mercer Bros. Land & Live
Clarence Gardner
Wall
Horees
Range
Palm Rock
Big Hern Mountains
P. O
Hyattville
J. H. Tully
Nowood
Little Canyon Creek
Postoffice
William Aglas
Robinson Bro
Neck
Range Paint Rock
P.O
Hyattville, Wye
J. E. Frison
Wye
Paint Rock and
Tensleep Creeks
RED Bank Cattle Co
Paris Dougherty
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