Basin Republican hoists Second Class postage mark
The Basin Republican notes its status as a second class matter with the 1906 postal designation and post office handling in Basin Wyoming.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
4
The Basin Republican notes its status as a second class matter with the 1906 postal designation and post office handling in Basin Wyoming.
Publisher details and ad rates mix with a sharply varied digest on farming finances, navy spending, regional politics, postal deposits, Lovell drainage bonds, cattle feeding profits, and a Werland industrial school escape. It presents local concerns, credit woes for farmers, and opportunities in alfalfa and land reclamation.
A Rocky Mountain News reprint recalls England’s struggles from 1794 to 1815 as Napoleonic wars raged. It notes coalitions, mutinies, political upheaval, and naval dominance that kept England afloat and ultimately helped secure Europe from Napoleon.
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 features Christianity according to St Paul in German. Epworth league meets at 6:30 p.m. Dororthy Zaring leads. Evening service at 7:30 with a sermon There is a reason for our living. Orchestra and choir perform. Junior league meets Monday at 4 p.m. Mabel Whitmore leads. Ladies meet Thursday with Mrs F A Wise. Welcome to all. U M Ceath pastor.
Presbyterian notes announce morning and evening sermons by Rev. L Harold Forde of Cheyenne state superintendent of home missions with Sunday school at 10 a m and Christian endeavor at 7 p m. The message urges full attendance and notes next Sunday’s home missionary offering with speakers Dr John Merritte Driver and endorsements from officials. Local notices include Wyoming views on opportunity and several travels of J P Nelson and family patterns.
Judge Campbell recalls an amusing train encounter on his trip west. Two old friends reunite and debate Mark Twain. One man claims not to know Twain or his works Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, then mentions Puddinhead Wilson, and admits voting for him. Republican, $2.00 per year.
John Rameay comes home from the hunting grounds with the full allowance and shares choice cuts of elk roast with friends. He arrives on crutches but spirits are high as they toast the Republican force and the holiday feast with a festive late year meal.
R Tolman, injured at Coyote canyon when his auto overturned, is in town this week on crutches. His bone is broken though not badly, and he hopes to be out soon. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and society will meet at Mrs Harry Hime’s home on Thursday afternoon November 4 with a cordial invitation to all.
A public auction will sell the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter and the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section Nine Township fifty one North Range ninety three West of the 6th P M in Big Horn County Wyoming. The sale, at 2 PM on November 6 1915 at the Basin State Bank building front door, follows a judgment in favor of Hart Investment Company against Albertus A Reed Cordelia B Reed James B Whaley and D Elbert Harvey for 114.80 plus 14.10 costs and foreclosure of mortgage. Proceeds distributed per judgment dates. B F Wickwire Sheriff and R B West attorney. First pub Oct 1 1915. Last pub Nov 5 1915.
Notice records a real estate mortgage foreclosure in Big Horn County Wyoming. John H. Paul as mortgagee seeks to judicially extinguish an $863.55 debt plus $100 attorney fees, with $800 due December 23 1914 and no suit filed to date. The sale of described lands in Sections 31 and 32 Township 53 N Range 92 W will occur December 13 1916 at Basin District Court front steps for cash to satisfy the mortgage and costs.
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