Basin Welcomes Wyoming Club Women
Basin hosts the state clubwomen at its annual convention. Town citizens extend cordial greetings to delegates, praising Basin as a city of homes with comforts and conveniences born from local enterprise and favorable nature. The message hopes the visitors enjoy Basin and return often.
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State of
Wyoming
Club of
Basin
Aer
Harriman railroad workers strike over union recognition
Industrials on the Harriman system go on strike not over pay or hours but to force recognition of the unified craft union. Leaders express regret at the timing as business slows with winter near, and many union leaders doubt the outcome of this action.
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Harriman
Slightly Mistaken About Basin Daily in Greybull
The Greybull Standard notes The Basin Republican’s fair day daily was clever but unnecessary. It praises the effort yet argues county seat conditions suffice, as Greybull merchants still commit 86 inches weekly ads to the paper, suggesting editor Sarvis’s claim of warranted enterprise is overstated.
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The
Basin Republican
Greybull Standard
Sarvis
Basin fair exhibit earns small prize amid clash of fairs
The Basin exhibit at the state fair was small because the county fair overlapped dates and drew exhibitors away. Col las & Higby won first prize for yellow dent corn, touted as among the best advertising for the country as stock raisers seek feed finishing here. Alfalfa, corn, and emmer demonstrations showed fattening potential, while international tensions like Italy's war with Turkey are mentioned in passing.
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Collas & Higby
Stee
European powers push protest over Italy crisis
Unities have begun and Europe’s powers aim to protest Italy. Greece uses the turmoil to mass an army foreshadowing a possible attack on the Turks in Macedonia. The United States watches as Europe edges toward a wider conflict with France and Germany cautious in the row.
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Italy
Greece
Macedonia
United States
Europe
France
Germany
Municipal Ownership Of Public Utilities Debate
At a literary club meeting J. G. Schenk presents a lengthy paper advocating municipal ownership of utilities. He argues past methods harmed public welfare, cites untrained councils and influence from private interests, and calls for reform while acknowledging possible benefits under better governance.
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J. G Schenk
Literary Club
J. G. Schenk
Mr. Schenk
Tola
Alexander Case in Wyoming Supreme Court Today
Milton A Alzeander v State of Wyoming hearing set in Cheyenne today. Writ of coram nobis sought from Salt Lake City attorney Samuel King after district court denial. Representation by Samuel L King ex Attorney General W B Mullen for plaintiff, with Big Horn County and Sheridan counsel for county. Novel legal procedural writ attracts statewide attention.
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Milton A. Alzeander
B. EB. Eaterline
Sheridan
Big Horn County
Preston
Wyoming
Fine Display Of Hyattville Ranch Fruits At Fair
J Booth showcased over 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables from his hillside Hyattville ranch at the fair. The products were prominently displayed in windows of the Shedd Sizer and Johnson Pease concerns. Mayor Booth is proud of the prizes earned. Mrs Wm Booth and Mrs W J Booth organized the exhibit. Also listed is a for sale notice for a hay stacker and two buck rakes from Sweney Bros Shell Wyoming.
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J. Booth
Hyattville
Shedd- Sizer Co
Johnson-Pease Co
Booth
Wm. Booth
W. J. Booth
Sweney Bros
Shell
Wyo
Notice for Publicaton Non Coal Land Wyoming Buffalo
Notice is hereby given that the State of Wyoming has filed in the United States Land Office in Buffalo Wyoming a list of land. Part of Approved List No 28 Township 45 Range 93 Lot 1 and 2 Section 6 containing 78 acres.
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United States Land Office
Buffalo
Wyoming
State of
Lota
Patent request for D. L. List lands in Township 46 area
The lands described totaling 79 acres in Township 46 Range 92 Lot 6 and NEBW Sec 6 are part of an approved 157 acre tract and have applied for patent under several acts through June 22 1910. Protest or contest against the claim may be filed within sixty days on grounds of noncompliance, desert character, prior adverse rights, or mineral value, with notices to the General Land Office in Washington. W F Brittain, Register James D Gallup, Receiver.
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D. L
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
W. F. Brittain
James D. Gallup
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T. Gebhart
P. P. Anderson
Turkey
Teich
Tency
Alexander Case
To Ge
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
New York
Remington