War fears rise as Mexico City reports quick action
In Mexico City on November 12 authorities and residents believed Washington would take decisive steps within hours. Rumors spread of recalls and evacuations as Neleon O'Shaughnesay and John Lind denied knowledge of any developments while preparing for possible repatriation to Vera Cruz. In Vera Cruz, Lind's personal effects were moved to the American consulate amid fresh dispatches from Mexico City. Washington officials withheld comment as speculation grew about a broader political shift.
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Mexico City
Neleon O'Shaughnesay
Wilson
John Lind
Washington
Vera Cruz
Capital
Mexiico
Neleon O'Gaughnessy
Huerta
Lindavaldex
Congress
Lind
New’ Congress
Congorema
Bryan
Mr. Lind
Chare O'Shaugueasy
New Federal Migratory Bird Law Enforced In Wyoming
Congress passed a broad migratory bird act approved by President Wilson. Zone based protection covers waterfowl rails woodcock and other birds with specified closed seasons in Wyoming. Local officials like D. F. Hudson coordinate enforcement while a Seven-Headed Wheat seed story notes a unique grain growing near Owl Creek with promising yield prospects.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Lawa
Unitad
Ohio River
District of Columbia
Mountain States
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Kong
Bellowene
Ami
Fred W. Sale
National Advisory Board On Migratory Birds
DL. C. Nowlin
Salt Lake City
Ty Gapeetor
Basin Gardens Frisky Sale Boosts Basin Stock Prices
Frisby sale led by Dan Rogers at Basin Gardens drew strong cash bids, dairy stock up to 150 per head, signaling a new era in profits for Basin country. Local events feature land sales, oil prospects, real estate, and plans for an oil refinery and canal improvements for Basin Gardens community.
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Basin Country
Dan Rogers
Booth Gardenarat
Psein
Wm. Tillard
Walter Johnson
Bentley Prothers
E.j.sullivan
Micks
A. A. Reed
the Mays
Nebraska
Mrs. May
Hartrantts
Billie Lewis
Billie
Big Horn County
E. M. Ritter
Senator Randall
Randellies
Tillard Wee
Greybull
Elsin
H. Smith
Baain
Baxi
Colonel May
Jersey
T'llard Canal Company
Glen Hartranft
Michigan
Glen
Basin Gardens
Cheyenne
Randall
Eb, Douglas
Tom’ Grae
Burlington
Spew
Colonel Aml
Washington Apples Boost Local Market Grading Stance
Several weeks saw some of the finest apples arrive from Washington raising market standards. Officials are urged to prevent worn or inferior fruit from entering the country and local growers are encouraged to select quality stock for sale, while using inferior fruit for vinegar or other byproducts.
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Washington
Isa
Arowens
Engagement Cancelled Brightens Homecoming Plans
Mrs. Bess Gearhart Morrison’s Wyoming engagements are cancelled. Mrs. E Boma Tallon has received the notice, a regretful update for admirers who expected her to appear soon. Mayor of Otto reported his recently purchased store prospers and he expects good things for Greybull.
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Bess Gearhart-Morrison
Wyoming
E. Boma Tallon
Morrison
Jake
Otto
Greybull
Knee Injury Slows Local Figure Downtime
Or McNay sprained knee after a fall on the elle walk last Sunday in downtown. Confined to the house all week, he expects to be out again soon. De. C. Dama Carter of Thornapods Wes a vieltor in awn yeelenday.
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Or. McNay
Howse
de. C. Dama Carter
Thornapods
Brigham Returns Home From Denver in Mets Car
P Brigham arrived home from Denver last evening in a Mets car after securing the local agency. He left Louver last Friday and traveled via Casper, crossing the Big Horns through Cottonwood Pass. He plans to do significant business with the Mets car this coming year. C M Miller of Thermopolis, who has done abstract work here recently, returned home yesterday.
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P. Brigham
Denver
Mets
Prigham
Louver
Casper
Big Horns
Cottonwood Pans
C M. Miller
Thermopolis
Concert Company to Appear Here Next Month in Basin
The Shubert Symphony Club and ladies’ quartet of Chicago will perform in Basin under Basin band auspices on December 10. The organization, praised by major dailies, will also play Cody on December 1. Red Cross Christmas seals go on sale December 1 nationwide to fund public health and anti tuberculosis work. Wyoming aims for one seal per person.
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Shubert Symphony Club
Ladice’ Quartette
Chicago
Basin Band
Big Horn Basin
Howe
Cody
Masonic Temple
United States
Canada
Presa
C'Ty
Zeta Murphy
Basin
Chattanooga
Wyoming
Red Cross
Big Store Great Sale Promises Heavy Reductions
The advertisement proclaims a season of thanks and a great sale at the Big Store with reduced prices on high quality merchandise. It claims stocks are heavy, bargains will sell fast, and customers near and far will save money, noting the store’s optimistic tone and familiar local figure J. D. and the By Store sale.
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J. D
B'M
Whist Party Honors Mr A I Reits At Harris Home
Mrs G A Harris hosted a whist evening in honor of guest Mr A I Reits with refreshments and vocal selections. John Perking and wife of Obio were seen in town yesterday amid preparations and later entertainment details.
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Whit
F. A. Wise
A. W. Ocone
Amd
D. E. Low
R. H. Alviens
C. A. Henle
W. 8. Pease
Mre. Reily
la France
Pelts
A. W. Coons
C. A Hapels
G. A. Harris
A. i. Reits
Occu
John Perking
Obio
Big Horn and Washakie Counties Hold Thanksgiving Teachers Institute
A joint teachers institute will run November 24 to 28 in the high school building under county superintendents Mary L. Hatfield of Washakie and A. F. Fillerup of Big Horn. Noted instructors include C. A. Duniway and T. B. Parsons, with sessions on location good roads and readings by Mary Johnson Eaton. A local road exhibit is set for November 26, and teachers’ examinations will occur November 28 and 29.
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Mary L. Hatfield
Washakie County
A. F. Fillerup
Big Horn County
Basin Country
C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
T. 8
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fil'erup
Wyoming
Progress Dinner Meeting at Antlers Discusses Local Road Lantern Plan
Members of the Progress association met at the Antlers for a Wednesday dinner in Metz absence. Vice President Snow presided as Rav Albone reported sidewalk conditions and a committee was formed to take up the issue with the town council. Coons urged funding a lantern for a government lecture on good roads on the 25th and an advisory board of county community reps to work with the county commissioners to cut taxes. Senator Randall noted George Douglas’s visit to collect material for a Burlington Basin booklet and said he would spend weeks in Chicago to answer Basin inquiries.
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Progress
Progress Asoiation
Antlers
Metz
Snow
Rav. Albone
Wee
A. W. Coons
Hamton
Greybull
Chab
L. Lelthead
Lovell
Lovell Club
Randall
George Douglas
Parlington
Burlington
Go Torn
Ochichaxgo
Baptist Notes Keclure At Basin Church Friday Night
J P Thomas will deliver a free lecture at the Basin Baptist church Friday November 14 at 7 30 p m on The Holy Land Morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m Sunday school at 10 a m Prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday
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J. P. Thomas
Baptist Church
Basin
Holy Land
St Andrews Services Cancelled Due to Ill Health
St Andrew's announces no church services will be held owing to the pastor's absence and health. The parish asks worshippers to check local notices for rescheduled times as soon as available.
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St. Andrew's
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Mexico
H. Hoa Tallon
Rairdei
Box Social
Mleewamt View Achool House
Manderton
Owl Creek Vaille
L. Rord
R. L. Ruch
Mr. Rush
Ford
South Dakota
Basin Town
Haven Chicago
D Johnson
Big Horn
Washakie
Teachers Institute
And
Washakie Counties
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