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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
4
Basin Wyoming newspaper record indicating print mail matter status as Second Class matter under federal act of March 6, 1879 with Basin post office designation and year 1905 consideration.
A lengthy newspaper column discusses federal revenue deficits and tariff policy, debating Underwood provisions, sugar duties, and income tax exemptions. It cites Senator Walsh and Senator Clark, questions government control of water and power sites, and notes Rockefeller Jr. coal field probes alongside Basins farmer exchange and county agent work. It mentions a Basin demonstration train, water rights in Wyoming, and local officials in Big Horn County.
It is estimated that in northern Colorado there will be a large flock this winter. The report notes the contrast with another country that has years of experience and feeds on beet pulp, while this region has greater quantities.
During a routine stable check, Colonel praises Private Jones for feeding sugar to his horse. Jones privately admits he is not treating the animal well, intending to give it a toothache as retribution for being kicked earlier that morning.
A modern discovery envisions candy grown from alfalfa turning fields into sweetness. An Idaho Montana food mill owner says he can produce seventy five candy varieties from alfalfa with meat made from alfalfa in a California mill. A balanced livestock feed mill in Idaho also uses alfalfa. If the candy experiments succeed, alfalfa acreage could rise significantly.
Foreclosure notice records default on a $100 promissory note to Warren J. Jones secured by a mortgage on a Troy Mangis patent and related assets with sale set for October 2, 1915, at Basin State Bank front door to satisfy $141.03 plus $25 attorney fees. Also included is a nonresident defendant divorce petition against Charles G. Palmer filed September 16, 1916 requiring response by October 30, 1915 or judgment by default.
Notice dissolves the firm Markham and Allen with Ora Allen authorized to settle all claims. Foreclosure describes a chattel mortgage on machinery and household items tied to a 1913 note of 1000 and 10 percent interest. Public auction set for October 2 1915 at Basin State Bank front door to satisfy the debt.
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