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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented excerpt argues against Democratic tariff policy, claiming prosperity as a divine gift and warning that a shift to free trade would devastate farmers. It cites price declines under Wilson tariff law, contrasts protective and free trade systems, and stresses the stakes in electoral outcomes and fiscal history.
A Cartoad of barb wire fencing and bare ties is scheduled to arrive this week, with delivery expected to support ongoing construction projects. Officials urge crews to prepare staging areas and verify inventory for timely installation.
In a two year campaign the promises of Carey and Collier are challenged. The piece claims honesty failed by wasting about forty thousand dollars of the state immigration fund on personal ventures. It also accuses the administration of extreme inefficiency and criticizes Collier for defending the penitentiary’s criminal management.
A man suffered a large gash and severed artery but survived after Dr. Warren of Manderson arrived to stop the hemorrhage and sew the wound. Irving planned a return east this week to check on business and friends. Mise Boma Scotts, a Denver nurse, visited Dr. Warren last week.
In Cheyenne Kendrick asserts no citizenship rights outside Wyoming while claiming land leases and questioned by Montana land board records. The Helena entries list leases Nos. 10971 10973 and 18736 with varying dates, and Kendrick’s application for lease No. 10873 dated October 24, 1010 is scrutinized for state affiliation.
A quartet led by County Chairman A Zaring with H H Hime and J P Ar Arhiguez performed a push of selections. The trip was made with F G Gariend in the auto. Republican for peat job printing.
J Whiame chaired the gathering and introduced speakers. Joe Magill spoke briefly, reflecting Warren's lasting popularity in Greybull as a dance followed at the Alamo hotel with music by the Arh grex quartet and Jim Hurst leading the floor. Senator Warren met supporters afterward, many expressing loyalty.
Last Friday in the parlors of the Mountain View hotel the Rev. 8. W. mentions a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Durfee and notes the popularity and accomplishment of a young lady. The groom is described as a resident of the Nowood area.
O. O. Howard Post No. 110 collects Civil War era Confederate money received from the secretary of education. Commander Brout reports many locals asked to view the wartime bills. The varied forms of Confederate currency are treasured by the post and its members.
A Walt Mason verse laments youths and clerks shirking effort and money seeking ease. It condemns laziness and town sapping habits as cigarettes betting and pool while workers face stalled pay and little chance for advancement. The piece mocks village habits and urges action.
United States District Attorney H Ridgely of Cheyenne formerly a Basin president was in town between trains last Monday. He left for Worland with Senator C C Clerk. They addressed voters in Joe Magill of Kirby and others. Magill will join Benatar Wagrem on a campaign tour through the region.
The University of Wyoming at Laramie will build an agricultural hall costing 100000, the largest campus structure, to serve farmers and ranchers. Plans approved include brick construction with Bedford sandstone, a cellar for pathology and the state food cour, offices for the chemist, a clubhouse for the agricultural club, and a large modern greenhouse central to a new west campus tier.
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