Basin Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting at Library
The Basin Woman's Club held its second regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the library led by President Mrs. Tros. Hyde. New members joined including Mrs. James O Neil, P. W. Metz, Max Thomas, J. Neil, Miss Maxwell, Pearl Wilson, Mabel Tallon, and Julia Doughty. The group approved a 1 dollar prize for babies contest winners and discussed a rest room and babies contest with W C T U. The program covered parliamentary law under chair Mrs. H T Harris. A resolution to aid mobilization for a wagon during the Big Horn County fair was adopted, with a proposed amendment about dues payment triggering membership removal noted for future vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Tros. M. Hyde
Meadames
James O'Neil
P. W. Metz
Max Thomas
J. Neil
Misses Maxwell
Pearl Wilson
Mabel Tallon
Julia Doughty
H. T. Harris Charman
Fred Gherdané
Basin Woman's Club
Chad
Fade And Fancies Fragmented Reflections On Love And Weather
A patchwork piece contrasts a boy facing the world with a retreat homeward. It notes winds, stereotypes about single men past 35, gender differences in memory and roles, and quirky asides about Evelyn Thang in vaudeville, rules of decorum, and couples’ temptations with a humorous, opinionated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thang
Round-up Race at fair ends with Paint Rock win
The fair round-up mace featured Albert Winzeoredd driving the Shell areck quita and Tude Nelson driving for Paint Rock. Paint Rock entrants were quick to set up their tent and unharness horses and won the mace by a narrow margin as smoke curled from the finish.
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Albert Winzeoredd
Shell Areck Quita
Tude Nelson
Paint Rock
Albert
Thanks Of Fair Board Appreciation Note
A brief note from BD. FF. Wickwire thanking the fair board and those who participated in the wild west department and the gale am event, praising their work and stock display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Fair Bound
Deew
Peet
Wild Weet
Gale Am
Howe
Cattle Quarantined Over TB Tests Then Condemned
Dairy cattle imported from Illinois and New York were quarantined after failing tuberculin tests. Dr. Frord ordered shipment to Omaha for government supervision and slaughter. Telegram confirms 23 cows condemned due to tuberculosis. Wyoming to enforce stricter entry with federal inspection text charts. Basin Band concert tonight at 7 15 in front of fraternity hall praised by locals.
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Illinois
New York
Elmer Gould
B. Frord
Omaha
Gould
B. F. Davia
Basin Country
Wyoming
Basin Band
Fraternity Hall
E. C. Hoover
Basin
Good Roads Tuesday Push Delayed By Club
Good Roads Tuesday has been postponed to next Tuesday due to businesspeople being unable to attend Saturday. The Good Roads Club committee urges all to participate to improve the county roads and end in a better system.
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All are invited. Pastor G. W. Raocem. Creamery to Start. Electricians connected motors. plant likely operable early next week. Presbyterian Aid meets with Mrs. Henry Armeling next Thursday. All members urged to attend. Hurst Horse Second. J T Hurst’s horse Fall was second at Douglas. Ble Weaver won in 2:29. Basin oldtimers in parade handed out red apples. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw hosted dinner at Overkikon House in honor of Will Wise. Gilmore Hartigan left for Newcastle to report during court. Judge Metz presiding.
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Presbyterian Aid
Henry Armeling
C. E. Shaw
Nme
Overkikon House
Will Wise
Pointed Paragraphe on Manners and Morals
A flawed editorial style piece discusses social behavior and gender roles with playful misspellings and whimsical references. It critiques trying to control others and suggests marriage as a test of commitment while noting eccentricity and the idea that truth is obvious yet often neglected. The tone remains curious and satirical.
Adlerika touted for appendicitis and stomach relief
Basin residents urged to try Adlerika a Germena remedy claimed to cure appendicitis and ease sour stomach gas and constipation with one dose. Advertisement by druggist F A Wise. Also real estate notice offering 100 acre ranch on Big Horn river with water rights mortgage, cattle and timber, priced at 4500. In Basin Wyoming by W Collins.
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F. A. Wise
Big Horn River
Manderson
Jersey
Collins
Basin
Wyo
Juatt
Reward Offered For Destruction Of Stock By Association
A $1,000 reward is posted by The Shell Creek Cattlemen's Association for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone killing stock altering or defacing brands on members' cattle or driving them off their range. Signed by President P. M. Gallaher and Secretary A. Flitner.
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Shell Creek Cattlemens’ Association
Shell Creek Cattlemen's Assn
Per P. M. Gallaher
Prest
A. Flitner
Sec
Milt-Lyr
Saint Andrew's Church Service Schedule Basin Wyoming
St Andrew's Episcopal Church on South 8th Street Basin Wyoming invites the public to attend sermons every Sunday at 11 00 a m Sunday school at 10 00 a m Holy communion on the first Sunday of each month Other services to be announced Rev M B Nash rector
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
South 8Th Street
Basin
Wyo
M. B. Nash
Time table and sales notices from Basin area
The page lists train departure times from Basin to Gale and Basin area notices. It includes a Buffalo threshing outfit for sale, 40 acres of sheep land for $11 per acre, price cuts on lard, alfalfa hay delivery offers, a for sale offer for a team of mares, and two daily meat deliveries starting July 7. Also mentions Christian Science services at the Chapel opposite Carnegie Library and a lemon sermon titled Matter with an invitation to all.
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Christian Science
Carnegie Ubrery
Webster Ballinger Attorney at Law
Webster Ballinger is an attorney at law specializing in land mining and irrigation law. Practices before all departments bureaus commissions and courts of the United States government. Referred by permission to Hos F W Mendell M D from Wyoming. Address room 63 1413 G street Washington DC.
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Webster Ballinger
The
United
Hos
F. W. Mendell
M. D
Wyoming
G Street
Washington, D. C
Baby contest judged at Big Horn County Fair
The event, run by the W C T U and the Women’s club, registered babies on site and examined them by doctors Harris. Richard Albert Naith Gibson led boys with 97 percent, Marion Louise Hime topped girls with 96.9 percent. The first contest of its kind aimed to boost child welfare and hygiene.
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Woman's Club
Big Horn County
Drs. Harris
Richard Albert iXaith ‘Gibson
Wm. Giteon
Marion Louise Hime
Prank Hime
Lilah
Holman Rode Satan After Fair Contention
Sunday morning a group of Acton County residents who attended the fair clashed over riding. E. Holman, champion at the fair, rode Satan a vicious horse owned by Albert Winzenreidh to the satisfaction of all involved just south of Ells livery.
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Holman
Satan
E. Holman
Albert Winzenreidh
Holmn
Elils
Hurst Horse Wins Free for All at State Fair
Jim Hurst’s horse won the first money in the big free for all race at the state fair last Tuesday. The victory follows a noted speed and skill by Hurst, who is regarded as a proficient driver with deep racing knowledge.
The Farm As Home And Business, A Lesson In Living
A Country Gentleman essay argues farming blends work and home into a natural life. It emphasizes the farm boy gains disciplined habits through regular routines, fostering later success in industry and commerce. The piece urges neighborly esteem, stable homes, wise planting, and beauty as enduring rewards beyond mere profits.
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Cato
B. C
Ality
Cows Missing Near Basin in August Report
A dairy farmer reports several livestock losses including dairy cows and heifers. Descriptions note white faces and bay coloration, with dates mentioning August 14 and August 24. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery, with contact names Dan Rogers and Dan Rowers.
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Gale
Dan Rogers
Basin
Cloverly Weather Brings Harvest and Local Trades
In Cloverly the mild weather spurs harvesting while storms feared earlier prompt stock owners to keep animals in the mountains. Jesse Kimbro and father swap ranches with satisfaction. local builders plan new houses. school to open next week. marriage joy for B Leavitt and Betty Copman. Basin Gardens showcases top ranch produce at the county fair, earning blue ribbons and prizes, while plans grow for better parade representation next season. Lille Lewis attends the state fair. Biffie and Douglas cause local chatter. E M Rutter promotes his cannery. May family hosts, as Basin Gardens continues community boost.
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Jesse Kimbro
John Allen
Frank Gould
B Leavitt
Betty Copman
Lille Lewis
Biffie
Park County
Douglas
Biffle
San Francisco
Halifax
Hartranft
Lewis
E. M. Rutter
Colonel May
May
Mary Cusack
The Professional Exhibitor Debate in Livestock Shows
A Twentieth Century Farmer column discusses the term professional exhibitor in livestock shows. It argues that definition varies, distinguishing prominent exhibitors from breeders, and notes the value of herd owners presenting animals bred and owned by themselves, with herd bulls as possible exceptions.
Fragmented Globe Lights Aphorisms on Success and Love
A garbled reminiscence notes that success brings strings and cornering risks. It suggests better poor ties than being despised, hints at tempering harshness with time, and mulls over gambling on love at first sight with a playful jab at caviar.
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Alonzo
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Oui
Basin Furniture Company
Library
Wickwire
G. W. Raocem
John Luman
W.T. Whaley
Sim Cockine
Dr. A. Null
Gilmore Hartigan
Newcastle
Metz
Gevlus
Fasin Dally
Buffalo Pi
Anderson & Johnson
Wm. Raennefls
Hyattville
W. G. Collins
City Meat Market
A. T. Wetson
O. C. Roberton
iLife
Principa
Ta Herman
Dan Rowers
County News Ems
Basin Gardens
Balen Gardens
Globe Lights
Big Horn County Fair
BIG Horn Milling Company
Mill
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