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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
Jas S Patten offers Notary Public Pension business accounts notes and bills collection and prompt remittance. Drafts and conveyances neatly drawn and executed. Agent of Commercial Union Insurance Co London and The Pennsylvania Fire. All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
M A Alexander reports cattle branded Q6 on the left hip and left side with ear notch crop and ear bobin on the right, and horses on the left thigh. Animals sold for meat. Range covers both sides of Upper Nowood and the Big Horn Forest reserve in Wyoming.
A serious accident occurred Monday afternoon when Oscar Robertson, visiting Basin Furniture Store to load empty packing cases, was struck by a car. His team started to run and the vehicle turned sharply, throwing him into the sidewalk. He landed on his head, breaking a collar bone and suffering severe cuts. He received medical care and is reported improving. Robertson is said to be on a ranch south of town.
George Wilson of Meeteetse begins an extended South American tour to study mining for a future report. Lovell voters approve water and electric light bonds. George and Bob Averett with J M Grant and H S Jolly plan a carload of fine blooded Durhams and Jerseys. John Howe will travel to Omaha to arrange the shipment.
Quotations on grains live and dressed stock poultry butter flour eggs alfalfa hay and more from Big Horn Milling Co Huret Bailey and J Mengel Co Wheat feed and wheat numbers plus various meats and produce with per cwt and per lb figures including mare examples such as flour hogs and lambs and potatoes and vegetables. The listing includes prices for cattle sheep hogs hens and other farm staples as of the period.
The Wellington-Cheyenne branch of the Colorado & Southern is set to begin construction within 45 days, with trains expected to carry passengers and freight between Burlington and Cheyenne within a year. The timeline includes a July 31, 1911, deadline for a connecting link, a across state land right of way, and proposed works such as a 45 foot high fit and viaduct over Union Pacific tracks as the corridor heads toward Wellington, amid broader rumors of Hudson branch construction and a main line route via Cheyenne and the Hill interests network.
A stark exhortation decries minimal newspaper advertising urging readers to run a full page to stay visible. The piece mocks “Just a card” listings as dead and calls for tonic punchy copy to revive interest and keep revenue flowing.
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