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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
6
A rail worker recalls a joke about branch line delays in Mississippi and a stationer who jokes with a customer about clerical connections. The passage includes snippets of rural humor, a village shop scene, and a long farm cost and revenue table with grain prices and farm tasks.
The article outlines how irrigation level affects grain yields, noting that 1 bushel per acre suffices with moderate water and 0.75 bushel can outperform heavier seeding when water is scarce. It covers risks of over or under watering, soil issues, alkali, weather, and economics of irrigated grain land, costs, and land values.
Berry Lumber Co. offers the Gale model and the Remington type writer, a new choice for 65. This notice highlights affordable office equipment options from a local supplier.
Anderson and Johnson display a late model Remington shotgun for public inspection inviting local buyers to view the new firearm and consider a purchase.
In a Lovell Chronicle report Cutter and Harris of the Lowell Drainage district say appeals must lapse within thirty days before bond marketing begins. J P Arnott, district attorney, is cited as expert on bond matters to avoid delays. The plan calls for a drainage line from the southern school section northeast through Bischoff, Carlton, Lincoln Townsite, past the new school house to First Street and north to the river, testing drainage efficiency in the town’s bogged area. Optimism rises as plans to reclaim seepage areas proceed, boosting local business.
A reward of $1,000 is offered by the Shell Creek Cattlemen’s Association for information leading to arrests and convictions of those killing or defacing stock or brands belonging to members. Signed by President P. M. Gallaher and Secretary A. Flitner, it seeks to protect stock on Shell Creek.
Red Bank Cattle Co Geo B McClellan manager reports cattle on the range in Horn Basin near Nowood Wyoming. Notable marks include horses with left side, left shoulder, left thigh, left rump and indicators 3H Howsett B F. Information for recovery of stock greatly appreciated.
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