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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
2
A timid man sits at a railroad dining counter as the waiter yelps for vivid orders from various travelers. The scene shifts from noisy booths to a homeward trip on a professional auto trip with a society blowout.
United States District Attorney H. F. Ridgely and deputy W. E. Mullen seek a federal injunction to force the removal or payment for 42 acres flooded by the Boysen dam on the Wind River reservation. The move targets abatement of a millisant impact on Indian land, with federal court action anticipated for a speedy settlement. Two criminal cases remain on the docket, including conspir acy to defraud the government over a land parcel.
An eclectic excerpt critiques common attitudes and behaviors with satirical observations. It contrasts complacency with action and notes that fear of effort does not guarantee reward. The piece mentions a baby seeking a desirable thing it cannot obtain, and lightly mocks logical argumentation.Emphasis stays on tone and thematic reflections rather than specific events.
Gulf coast road will not rim its fast line over Colorado and Southern from Orin Junction to Cheyenne and Denver. Kilpatrick Cros of Beatrice, Neb., to build the 39 mile link to Guernsey with tunneling and heavy rock work at Weralover. Burlington yards progress includes round houses, machine shop, steel turntable, and ready for lathers as work advances.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo. The beautifier promises a polished, lustrous hair look, scent, ease of use, and color-safe formula. The shampoo offers rich lather, quick cleansing, and a satisfaction guarantee. Sold by Wise’s Retail Drug Store.
A bold concept for a windowless skyscraper rises at Tenth Avenue and Thirty Sixth Street. The Hill engineering building will house five technical magazines and related interests, featuring glass walls, vibration control, and a ventilation system that mimics open air without its drawbacks. It promises cooler, cleaner air, reduced humidity, and minimal street noise.
John B. Miller, formerly of Brooklyn now living in Gray France, recounts a comic yet tense clash with a local Frenchman after stepping on his foot in a cafe. He describes a duel challenge, gendarmes, and a knotty stick exchange, noting French custom differs from American norms and that a private film deal helped him avert jail.
AR. B. West operates as a lawyer in all courts and before the U.S. Land Department with an office located in the Pioneer Building.
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