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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
4
Basin Republican official paper of Big Horn County Basin lists advertising rates per inch and per line for locals with initial insertions at twelve cents and subsequent insertions at five cents.
County officials of Big Horn County Wyoming include Assessor L O Gray and Commissioners 58 with T Johnson as chairman and M D Harris with T W Spratt. County Clerk Lou Blakesley and County Attorney W B Collins. Clerk of District Court R H Ahrens. Basin City Officials: Mayor J A Berry, Councilmen T W Spratt F Wm Hime Wm Gibson J W Gould. Treasurer H Smith, Clerk Jas F Bowers, Attorney C A Zaring, Marshal J H Hanlon.
The Basin town celebrates the yesterday opening of an alfalfa mill, stressing the value of small factories for steady year round employment. Local commercial club urged to pursue more small industry to stabilize the economy, leveraging new world markets.
The Basin business community promotes new settlers and enterprises after the railroad trunk line improvement. Members urge all residents to join the local club and support campaigns, stressing wholehearted effort and personal sacrifice to attract progress.
Next WednesdayBasia hosts an appeal to fund the Red Cross, the world’s leading humanitarian group. The text urges Basia citizens to contribute, noting Europe’s war misery and non combatants bearing the burden. It argues Americans should aid fellow nations and critiques reliance on imported goods versus home products.
In Big Horn County Wyoming the district court schedules a probate hearing for Martha A Forshee deceased on December Sunday 1914 at 10 a m before Judge P W Metz in Basin. Frederick W Forshee applies for letters testamentary and interested parties may appear or file written objections. Clerk R H Alters signs the notice. Around The Cities San Francisco bartenders are mak-
Fragmented OCR text reports a shifting town in Oklahoma and mock civic schemes. It mentions a move toward St Philadelphia with enrolment figures, a $3 million loan for new public schools, and a ranching funds push. It references Chicago crime costs and a peculiar post office naming episode in Cases County Kansas.
Basin Gardens reports a large turnout at the Lungren sale with strong prices. The O R Irwin family enjoyed a visit from local sportsmen, while area farmers plan to boost corn and poultry ventures. Market notes from Kansas City describe cattle, hog, and lamb prices with steady demand and crossstate buyers.
A public auction will sell the property of the U S geological survey including one bay horse named Tom. The sale is set for November 2 at 4 o'clock, four miles north of Kasba, Wyoming, under the direction of the director. The notice ends with unrelated literary lines not relevant to the sale.
The young folks of North Bench enjoyed a four dance event with Walter Johneau’s famed oreamus. Cowboys received invitations and joined the lively Sunday evening gathering at the saloon, signaling a successful community return.
A historic outline explains new federal taxes replacing revenue loss from war in Europe. Taxes apply immediately on some items and December 1 for others, covering beer wine tobacco tobacco products bowling alleys circuses banks brokers public venues telegraphs phones and many miscellaneous items with stamp duties and surcharges.
A legal notice and funds appeal from Basin in Big Horn County Wyoming details a lien claimed by H. A. Love on Anticline Oil Company property for 1914 labor and board, listing property items and an estimated value, with payment deadline and public sale plans. It includes court orders about Bench Canal Drainage district, plus notices of sale of Hart Investment Company real estate to satisfy a judgment.
John K Burubaw thanks voters of Big Tlora County for their support in the recent election. He vows to use his term to merit their confidence and serves as Treasurer-elect.
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