Basin republicans honor P. P. Anderson in memorial
The Basis town newspaper celebrates P. P. Anderson as a devoted public servant and driven reformer. It recalls his long service, his role as mayor, and his impact on local improvements while noting the community’s respect and the memorials planned in his name.
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Bern
Wyoming
Congress
Masin
Pioneer Basin leader lauded for irrigation and town planning
The Basin community mourns W S Collins a pioneer who helped develop the Big Horn canal and advance oil exploration near Bonanza. He helped found Basin and promoted county growth while urging mutual effort between Basin and neighboring towns. The note also references local politics and a forthcoming court-house decision.
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Basin
New Court
Wien
Isis
Big Hon
Vows Lodge Mourns Death Of Loyal Member
The Independent Order of Ghil Vows Basin Lodge No 36 reports the death of a loyal member on November 11, 16. The resolution expresses heartfelt sympathy to the widow and daughter and calls for mourning and draping the charter for 30 days. Committee members K la Darr G J Schenk and Chae A Him draft the notice.
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Basin Lodge
Dent
Grim Reaper
Colitis
K. la Darr
G. J. Schenk
Chae. A. Him
Election veteran known as Daddy Thars cited in Cassopolis tale
John Zane recalls his father cousin in Cassopolis Michigan who has voted in sixty nine straight elections. He helps build the township hall and is famed for knowing every election detail and the candidates’ qualifications. Aspiring officials seek his guidance as a local authority.
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John Zane
Cassopolis
Miclh
Daddy Thars
Free Illustrated Lectures Series Begins November Nights
A series of illustrated meetings will be held across the county starting on the night of November 16. The program will feature pictorial presentations covering the subject todo.
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Tla
County meetings to showcase agricultural pictures unlock free attendance
County agent Tedmon announces the best ever agricultural pictures to be shown free to all at upcoming meetings. Sessions cover institutes and list dates across Perkins to Burlington from November 16 to 29, inviting farmers to attend and learn.
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Perkins Stoo
Spratt School
Hyattville
Shell
Kane
Lovell
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