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Newspaper

Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

5

Studebaker Furthers Road Finder Tour Supporter Honored

An early summer plan to test a pathfinder car on the Flack and Yellow path finder tour faced manufacturer hesitation. J. M. Schwoob of Cody funded and arranged a Studebaker for Gus Holm to use, advancing $1,500 for the purchase while others declined. The tour proceeds credit Schwoob for securing the car and aiding road enthusiasts along the Black and Yellow trail.

Republican J. M. Schwoob Cody Studebaker furnia#h Schwoob Jake

How to keep husbands and keep them fed

The Baltimore Sun outlines a humorously didactic defense of feeding husbands as the key to harmony and success. It argues that a well fed husband is more content at home and more capable in work, leadership, and national effort, urging women to prioritize meals as a social and economic duty.

Dan Blues Baltimore Sun 4Billings Journal

Government publicity drives vex local publishers’ ire

A Montana or Billings era editorial decries federal bureaus paying publicity to push stories through newspapers while small papers struggle with unpaid notices. It cites reclamation service notices as examples and argues smaller papers should demand compensation, warning the trend harms local journalism. The piece also condemns profanity in public and notes Billings police enforcement, plus a note on marketing grain in the Big Horn valley and broader political talk from Oklahoma and Kansas City figures.

United States Fedori Assistan's Mai Reclamation Service Herald Bureau Chlefs Briis Collara Lacket Wen Big Horn Valley Yeliowetone Hein Billingw Gazette The Houston Post Oklahoma William P. Borland Kansas City House Borland Taft Cannon Lincoln Memorial Democrata Hia Grator Omaha

Pointed Paragraphs on Ghosts and Domestic Life

Fragmented text discusses ghosts, wealth, and social expectations. It mentions women worrying and the idea that a successful man foresees his next moves. It reflects on home happiness, marriage, and the perception of spousal dedication, with odd phrasing indicating OCR errors.

Breeding Stock Shortage Signals Cattle Market Strain

The Omaha Drovers Journal notes scarce cows and heifers amid high prices. Buyers struggle to meet orders, with butcher stock rising as beef demand grows. Ranchers fear loss of breeding stock. Authors urge conserva­tion and wiser public domain policy to ease shortages nationwide.

Omaha Drovers’ Journal

Purchase Timber At Cost From National Forest Lands

Local forestry reports indicate settlers in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota exploit a recent Agriculture Department rule allowing purchase of government timber in national forests at a fraction of value. Buyers can obtain timber cheaply for domestic use, not commercial, with prices varying by location and timber type.

Kofnds Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Gotlors National Foresta Lig Ranch Humber Gals Forest Service

Melancholy days spark and factory fuel in brisk year

A collage of quirky notes on culture markets and politics runs through the column. References span from music to labor, with jokes about boneheads and mint capacity. Ford’s name dominates Detroit and Philadelphia debates ponder parades and Sunday sacredness.

Desser Nebraska Mcly Chicago Ohio Cook County

The Gentle Cynic Observes Wealth and Envy

A reflective aphorism laments how beauty stirs envy and how money fuels endless wants. The piece notes that those who boast of wealth often avoid practical ties, while others may grow to resent their flaunted riches as true affection remains elusive.

Kent Angrily Targets Burton Harrison Going Away Party

Independent Californian Representative Billy Kent derides a going away party for Burton Harrison, Philippine governor general candidate, amid criticism. The piece notes Woods as Republican chairman pushing a new system for keeping committee accounts, met with wry humor on Capitol Hill.

Billy Kent Californ Kent Burton Harrison Philippines Washington Aert Betsy Frank P. Woods Bckerville Iowa Woods Frank Capitol Hill

Underground Garage Project for Chicago Grants Park

October Popular Mechanics Magazine outlines an underground garage proposal to ease downtown congestion by storing over 2,000 cars daily. The 13 block long park under Grant Park would run from Randolph Street to Park Row near Twelfth Street between Michigan Avenue and the Illinois Central tracks at Randolph. Estimated cost exceeds 1.25 million dollars making it the largest and most novel garage planned.

Chicago Grant Park Michigan Avenue Ilimon Central Randolph Street Park Row Twelfth Street Popular Mechanics Magazine

Murky Prose Reflections On Plans And Pride

A reflective monologue notes that admitting error is easy and risky actions provoke backlash. It compares forcing change to carrying a picture in a watch and foresees a future where even a bright graduate may not recall her own name. The piece ends with memories of ambitions that burned out when attempting to conquer the world.

Methodist Services at First M B Church

The First M B Church announces services on Sunday morning at 11 and Sunday evening at 8 with Sunday school at 10. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 8. The pastor is 8. W. Albone. The church invites all to attend for a bright cheerful welcome.

M. B W. Albone

Elevator Destroyed in Buffalo Grain Elevator Fire

An explosion and fire destroyed a major grain elevator plant in Buffalo New York injuring and killing many workers. The facility spanned 400 by 170 feet with storage bins and boiler rooms. Two views of the wreck are shown in October Popular Mechanics Magazine.

Bnuffalo N. Y Popular Mechanics

City Meat Market Cash-Only Policy Begins July 7

Notice states that from July 7 onward the market will operate strictly on a cash basis. City Meat Market issued the directive for customers to bring cash for purchases and avoid credit or card transactions.

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