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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
The Basin Republican notes its 1905 second class mail status at Basin Wyoming with post office entry and mentions editor and associate positions in the masthead summary.
The piece surveys 1888 to 1912 tariff shifts under Harrison Cleveland McKinleyWilson Taft Roosevelt and Taft, noting McKinley’s rise and the Dingley bill prosperity, Cleveland’s tariff letter and panic of 1893 94, and warns Congress to redeem pledges before 1912 elections. It contrasts Republican economic gains with Democratic downturns and forecasts consequences.
The analysis argues Democratic gains were illusory and Republican turnout fell short nationwide. It notes Dix trailed Chanler by 25 500 votes though Dix had a 62 000 plurality, while many Republicans stayed home in protest. It urges the party to unite, discard failures, and nominate solid candidates to win back support.
County chairman C A Zaring earned praise for orchestrating the party's aggressive fall campaign from the Level convention onward. His cool, deliberate approach balanced careful judgment with timely fierceness, shaping a decisive Republican effort reflected in state and national returns.
Mrs Mary G Bellamy of Laramie is reported elected to the state legislature. She is described as the first in the state with high intellectual qualities. The move raises questions about gender roles in politics and future female candidacies in elective offices.
The editor of the Cowley Progress did yeoman service for the campaign. His work was effective due to pure unselfishness and as a common pure Republican. His paper was influential in the battle and contributed to the splendid showing Big Horn county made. Republican leaders are proud of Mr. Waterlaus and the Cowley Progress.
A reflective note praises health prosperity and natural beauty in the Big Horn Basin. It thanks Providence for blessings of the past year, expresses a wish to be more worthy in the coming year, and extols sunny mornings that dispel gloom. The Republican notes a contrast with others who do not share the sentiment.
For Sale Good hay 100 tons of alfalfa first class no foxtail mixed romo and timothy contact ai far for details and price.
Anderson and Johnson promote pricing on ammunition and guns claiming unmatched value and fast sales. The notice presents a bold sales claim with emphasis on low prices and unique offer. It notes no rival can duplicate their rates for rifles and related gear.
Job ad seeks a capable second miller to join The Big Horn Milling Co. Applicants directed to contact H. B. Shriver, Mer. Men. Also promotes Josiah Cook's new fall and winter suite at a bargain from J. A. Farben, dentist, via phone 61.
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