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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
2
Christian Science service opposite Carnegie library invites all to a season sermon titled Matter on Sunday with a cordial invitation to attend.
An old newspaper fragment advertises rough dry laundry pricing per pound with ironing options and a basin daily passenger train timetable. It lists rates and times Northbound and Southbound and includes a Furthers note about combings turned into hair switches and related services.
Henry Bronsky of New London Connecticut set a record by swimming from the Battery to near Coney Island with steel handcuffs and rope bindings. He clocked five hours and thirty four minutes, zigzagging 14 miles as currents aided him. Guides warned against further attempts as darkness fell.
The article outlines boys and girls corn and vegetable clubs, with sewing and domestic tasks, fostered by local authorities and state agricultural colleges. It highlights benefits like local condition awareness, labor appreciation, and social development, noting University of Wyoming support and the YMCA reorganization as key college year events including a football dance after home games.
A collage of garbled phrases and quoted lines appears, including a Wyoming attachment notice naming W J Novak and Josephine Novak, a court deadline of November 11, 1913, and stray remarks about romance investing in naivete, modesty, and social folly. The excerpt blends personal reflections, legal language, and aphorisms without a single cohesive single narrative.
A jumble of names and anecdotes appears, referencing a November with many Saturday holidays, Francis G. Porter amid securities valued at 310,000 entrusted to a Chicago broker, Yuan Shih Kai and Sun Yat Sen in a wartime oracle, James H. Kenney’s long service at the U S Supreme Court, Boston Columbus Day rituals, and assorted local business notices including D W Rodgers Auctioneer and Nowell-Atheraly Co.
R B West attorney at law offers services in all courts and before the U S Land Department. office located in the Pioneer Building.
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