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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
3
Local residents and visitors travel through Basin area towns with numerous brief notes. Names include J M Workman Lovell, C F Lampman Shell, J A Quiner Manderson, and Bishop Fred Kohler Byron. Headlines note cattle shipments, dairy and orchard prospects, and a forthcoming cannery expansion in Basin Gardens with farm yields and financial figures.
Members of Ras in camp No 1586 M W A and Royal Neighbors gathered for a joint banquet and entertainment. About seventy showed up as J A Berry welcomed guests, Mrs W W Murphy spoke for the Neighbors, then an oyster supper at the Antlers. A quartet plus impromptu talks and games followed. all reported a delightful time.
A string of humorous and homely proverbs mixed with local notes. Blakesley Grothers is listed as experienced well drillers with a depth claim to 600 feet and contact Otto in Wyoming, cellphone 1021, 024-11.
A collection of home recipes including Green Tomato Pickle with vinegar sugar and spice, Sweet Muffins with egg butter sugar and flour, and Chow Chow with green tomatoes onions cabbage peppers horseradish mustard seeds and spices. Directions outline chopping mixing salting draining boiling and storing in jars for winter. Farn Alock & Home.
District Court convenes this week in Judge Mets chambers with a docket call already made. Several probate cases disposed. no jury trials expected. Blakesley Brothers, experienced well drillers, advertise depths to 500 feet. Call Otto Wye or address J A White of Greytul.
A charity report finds young girls in the arts shop had 650 centimes for a midday meal. A spending list includes red potatoes bread bonbons violets and other flowers totaling 20 centimes, explaining why the girls were undersized and ill nourished.
A simple improvised hanger method using a folded newspaper. Fold the paper through the center then roll to a compact three inch width, bend in the middle, and tie with cord to form a loop. It serves the same purpose as a wood or metal hanger and takes only minutes to make.
The cold sponge bath is suitable for all, not just the physically robust. After work, it offers refreshing relief especially with a change of clothes and a short rest, leaving you feeling ready for the evening.
Miss Ethel Albright of Palmyra New York raises a tame pig as a pet. Taken from the litter days after birth the pig acts like a loyal animal, following her around and showing jealousy toward other pets.
The sardonic man argues Americans opt for practical plots and strong speeches in politics rather than invest in theater. He claims when able to craft first-class plots, Americans redirect talent to political life, leaving none for drama.
A regional notice reflects on Mayflower descendants across the United States including Mile Standish Bradford Warren Holland and Elder Brewster. It urges restraint amid community excitement and hearsay, warning that even simple remarks can be distorted.
A motor driven display rack invented in England carries goods to be shown on the ends of arms that revolve vertically and swing around a vertical shaft.
The Trust apologizes yet pushes a competitor out of business asserting it is a matter of principle. It states strong belief in the closed shop and denies personal animosity toward the rival.
A brief reflection on enduring longing and vitality, echoing George Eliot's belief that the beautiful and good drive persistent desire while we remain thoroughly alive. The quote affirms that human hunger for ideals sustains meaning and aspiration.
A home tip advises drying an enameled bath tub then rubbing with a cloth dipped in turpentine and salt. Afterward rinse with clean warm water to restore a like new appearance.
A fragment from a courtroom exchange references "Love is a disease" and a judge comments on contagion tied to nurses. The line suggests a satirical, literary moment rather than a full case detail, with no clear names beyond fictional speakers.
A Nugent era note on London society inspired by The Tatler comments on women who remain thirty five by choice. The piece highlights elegance and independence, contrasting aging norms with social freedom and attraction through witty cultural commentary.
A fragment reflecting on human nature as inherently aspirational. It suggests man is not made for fixed contentment but for striving, with hope acting as a spark lifting him toward higher aims despite limits and doubt. The tone echoes a moral meditation from a bygone period.
A man described as a lifelong failure vows to rely on the chicken bush dese as a fallback plan amid urban slang and local humor in a satirical Uncle Pennywise column.
A compact note on choices and caution as a reflection on daily life. The piece contrasts prudent duties with tempting risks, prompting readers to weigh actions against consequences while keeping a public tone.
Denver reports a mine explosion at Star Cation Fuel No 2 mine in Dawson New Mexico. Between 220 and 299 miners entombed with only five rescued alive by nightfall. Efforts continued as rescuers worked through debris via tunnel to No 5 mine and air shaft exits. Fourteen bodies recovered. seven survivors found by morning.
Will Orili Wells Plakesley Brothers of Otto have secured a drilling outfit and are prepared to drill down to 500 feet. They boast quality machinery and promise satisfaction. Those needing services should write to Otto.
A fragmented item reflecting on a street scene where an advertising honesty claim prompts reflection on a former performer known for wrestling a bear. The text hints at changing times and public curiosities without detailing events or people beyond the implied performer and the advertising motif.
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