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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
11
Basin Wyoming paper note shows Second Class mailing, editors and prices, plus the B and M time table with No 312 northbound at 12 43 pm and No 311 southbound at 2 33 pm daily except Sunday. It includes a fragmented political aside about Texas and U S democracy amid a Sheridan Illinois reference and a remark on Democratic principles in use.
Governor W E Mullen of Sheridan County Secretary of State W R Schnitger of Laramie County State Treasurer J L Baird of Weston County State Auditor Robert Forsythe of Sweetwater County State Superintendent of Schools A D Cook of Converse County State Chief Justice C N Potter
The continued illness of Hon. Frank W. Mondell draws deep concern from his family and constituents. The piece lauds Mondell as a proven Republican statesman whose experience and wisdom keep him among national leaders, with wide sympathy and hopes for a rapid recovery.
A nostalgic verse asks if a bird and lilies sing in the heart at dawn. It urges keeping music, laughter, and rapture alive to light gloom, grow the soul, and enable joyful flight.
Prolific Texas involvement surfaces at the International Sunday School convention held in Laudeville. The report notes active participation and remarks from attendees about doctrinal focus and community outreach initiatives during the gathering.
Test pocketbook bearing fifty dollars is found with instructions that half the contents go to C J Carpenter or J R Goodrich upon call.
The Board of Trustees of School District Number Ten, Big Horn County, Wyoming, will receive bids for eight negotiable school house bonds. Bonds bear interest up to six percent, payable semiannually, with principal and interest payable at Kouitz Brothers Bank in New York. Bonds dated June 10, 1910, numbered 1–8, in two series A and B, with four bonds each, values one hundred dollars and two hundred dollars respectively. Series A bonds 1–2 mature January 1 each year after 1921. Bonds not sold below par. district may reject bids or sell privately if in best interest. Bids due 2 p.m. October 1, 1910, opened at the Clerk’s office. Must include a certified check of seventy dollars, marked Sealed Proposals, to the Clerk R. A. Baldwin Hyattville, Big Horn County, Wyoming.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Buffalo Wyoming issued notice on September 28 1910 that Hannah L Barrett of Basin Wyoming who filed desert land entry number 2032 serial 02525 for Ot 46 Tp 51 N R 04 W 6th P M intends to make final desert land proof before Gilmore Hartigan U S Commissioner Basin Wyoming on November 12 1910 Witnesses include William B Gould Frank J Gould Ernest Caldwell and Joseph S Redman all of Basin Wyoming a7 n11 W F Brittain Register You might say for us that trade is very encouraging said William Gibson Basin Furniture Co and that we appreciate the way the people are coming to us Last Saturday evening we sold one bill to one party that amounted to over 650.
The ad touts 52 inch Russian Pony coats from full piece skins with satin lining and two year wear guarantee at 100 dollars. It lists $90 for a genuine Russian Mink coat and Coney coats from 45 to 60, plus 14 to 30 dollar models and bargain dresses and comforters priced 2.50 to 6.00.
William E. Mullen, Republican candidate for governor of Wyoming, seeks voter support with a pledge to represent the common citizen and lead the state.
William Edward Mullen, born July 25 1866 in LaSalle County Illinois, built a diverse career from farm roots to Sheridan Wyoming attorney general. His rise combined telegraphy law study and extensive public service, culminating in broad statewide duties and a reputation for honesty and ability.
Wyoming Democrats show strong resistance to the Sheridan convention choice. Judge William L. Kuykendall of Saratoga leaves the hall with other leaders and declares he will campaign for William E. Mullen against Carey Osborne Irvine. Kuykendall vows party loyalty and denounces the bid to nominate Carey. He emphasizes forty years of Democratic service and plans to stump statewide to elect a straight Democratic ticket.
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