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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
4
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The Big Horn County Fair closed with standout western features and cowboys racing on the square. Rivalry boosted excitement while losers congratulated winners in sportsmanlike fashion. Visitors from Shell Paint Rock and Nowood praised the event as the county’s most successful fair yet and invited the outfits to return. Weather thwarted plans elsewhere as Johnson County fair at Buffalo was postponed.
Market notes show larger cattle orders and strong demand with prices near summer highs. Total receipts 8,000 cattle and 15,000 sheep and lambs. bids steady to higher across steers, heifers, cows, calves, and stockers. top cattle around 9.25 but trades near 9.00. pork and sheep prices also firmer with widespread activity and higher slaughter demand.
Federal rules for migratory birds under the recent Congress bill will not take effect as planned. Delays in drafting by the agriculture department and lack of approval by Secretary Houston keep the new regulations from going into force while hunters nationwide await the updated rules.
Washington announces extended deadline for a public roads essay contest for farm children ages ten to fifteen. The top essay wins a gold medal, next two win silver medals. entries must be original, handwritten on one side, with specified header, mailed to the Office of Public Roads by March 2, 1914.
The passage reviews barn floor choices from clay to cement and brick, warns dampness and rheumatic risks, and favors wide individual stalls over boxes. It describes movable neck restraints, a novel barn bow device, open feeding floors, manure gutters, and cautions against self cleaning stalls.
A breezy note explains practical steps to improve earth roads. It urges asking neighbors for input and watching workers in action to understand how funds are spent. The aim is to keep roads dry, firm, and free from holes, ruts, and puddles.
Mrs. Julia Zuckerman urges every woman voting in spring primaries to plant a tree. Chicago clubwomen redesign skirts for comfort. Miss Rocaelle G. Jones rallies support and bundles family wealth with suffrage progress. Mrs. Belmont hosts Emmeline Pankhurst in New York, with headquarters set up at the Political Equality association. Pankhurst plans Chicago Cincinnati and a November 21 England voyage. Mrs Bettie Winston Rosser hosts a Virginia reunion with descendants of colonial Virginia families.
The text discusses arranging cattle housing to shorten walks, ease manure removal, and supply urine absorbents and bedding. It recommends sand plaster in gutters and floors as a disinfectant and ammonia conserver, and liberal lime washing on walls, with caution against applying lime on moorland areas. (Continued next week)
Notice to patrons that the interest of C H Gardner in City Meat Market has been purchased and the Gardner partnership dissolved. All accounts owed to the firm are payable to the undersigned who will meet the firm’s obligations. Future operations will be under City Meat Market Co. S Kelley Basin Wyoming September 3 1913.
Notice for bids will be received until 2 o clock p.m. on October 15 1113 for a one story two room brick school building in School District No 5 Miz Hor n county Wyoming Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of Margaret JF Maley clerk of School District No 15 Manderson Wyoming Right is reserved to reject any and all bids by order of Board of School District No 15 Manderson Wyoming September 29 4 D 1913 Margaret F Burley Clerk of District No 15 Manderson Wyoming Notice to creditors administration issued to administrator of Jeanette M Higby deceased on September 23 1223 all claims must be presented within six months or one year from that date to be debarred Noted September 24 1913 Boles C Hart Administrator First pub Sept 26 1913 Last pub Oct 17 1913
The sheriff of Big Horn County Wyoming certifies inspection of 19 head of horses for shipment out of state near Greybull. The list details branding and ownership for each horse, including Wm. Wood as shipper, with car No. 18214 on the L. & N. railway, witnessed on September 25, 1918.
Notice is given of a judicial sale under an August 30 1913 execution from the District Court of Big Horn County Wyoming in a foreclosure action where Hart Investment Company held a judgment for 365 80 principal and 5 60 costs against William F Johnson and Lucilla Johnson. The property includes portions of Lot 81 Township 11 North Range 93 West with exempt ten acres to D Bowman and water rights. The sale is October 11 1913 at Fraternity Hall Naeii Wyoming between 2 pm and 5 pm for cash, subject to a prior 3000 mortgage. B F Wickwire Sheriff. First pub Sept 5 1913 Last pub Oct 10 1918.
Notices detail a real estate mortgage foreclosure in Big Horn county Wyoming. Descriptions include names Guy L. Gupman Anus M. Shigmen and Frank L. Cleveland assignee. sale set for October 11 1913 at 10:00 am at Basin Fraternity Hall. property includes NE of Sec 16 Tp 51 N R 08 W and related acres water rights and improvements. Also a separate Hart Investment Company judgment sale of land in Basin with first mortgage securing 2500. sale October 11 1913 at 2:00 pm. Also a district court notice for estate of George W L Perkins notice to show cause for assigning estate to family, hearing October 1913.
Notice from Basin County Commissioners inviting bids to supply materials for three bridges each 110 feet long and 16 feet wide in wood or steel. Bids must be FOB Basin or along the railroad line and ready to erect upon delivery. Deadline and terms set by County Clerk Basin Wyoming October 7 1918. Also real estate ads offer 80 acres deeded land with fruit trees water rights and ditch access priced at 4000 with terms. 80 acres with water rights under cultivation priced at 3600.
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