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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
7
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The piece lists multiple candidates for president, U S senator, and state offices, highlighting a Wyoming immigration scandal alleging misused funds for settlers favoring Wheatland. It contrasts Governor Carey and Roosevelt allies, arguing no substantiated graft, and defends Taft supporters against stolen-delegate claims amid Illinois political shifts.
A fragment suggests a person cried out wrop thief to mislead investigators and shift blame away from themselves, indicating an attempt to distract from the true culprit and conceal involvement.
President Taft leads the Republican party in a gallant battle to preserve protective tariffs and popular government under the Constitution. The clash over tariff bills pits home market stability for farmers against the inflow of duty free foreign grain, risking manufacturer losses and farmer hardship amid inflation. The outcome will affect all American citizens regardless of party.
A Wyoming governor defends the penitentiary system amid a lynching claim. The article argues the issue is not the condemned man's deserve but the system and administration responsible for such violence. It questions wardenship control and calls the incident deplorable, tainting the state's reputation.
The notice argues that free trade harms Wyoming’s industries and workers favoring Taft and Republican candidates. It praises Sheriff B F Wiewtre for law enforcement in Big Horn and endorses M D Harvie for county commissioner, highlighting honesty, fiscal prudence, and public service. Attorney T M Hyde is noted for recent southern county business.
A New Hampshire born landowner in Wyoming with long stake in local affairs seeks the county seat. He aims to protect local interests, support needed legislation, and advance Hanover properties in the upcoming legislature election.
The office is praised as modern and well run with every patron noting the excellent condition. The reform is credited with saving money and attracting attention to business, supporting Joseph A NeVille in an honest administration. In Big Horn County Wyoming the district court orders show cause why a decree of distribution in the Walker H Milward estate should not be made, with publication required for four weeks in Basin Republican starting November 2, 1913, at the county courthouse.
Notice is hereby given that John P. Arnott Jr of Basin Wyoming filed intent to make final proof to establish desert land claim for eas% ascent section 33 township 50 north range west 6th principal meridian before G Hartigan US Commissioner Basin Wyoming on November 16 1913 Witnesses include Charles B R Spencer Feliz W Darnell Jennie F Spencer all of Man- Gerson Wyoming Isaac B Jenkins Basin Wyoming and Alius W F Brittain Register
Evening meetings announced for Temple Lodge No 20 A F and A M second and fourth Wednesdays. Lewisin Chapter No 16 O B and F first and third Wednesdays. Basia Lodge No 24 IOOF every Tuesday. Basia Becamement No 15 IOO Friday. Medere house for rent apply to Cook.
In re the estate of the decedent debts and administration expenses require a court order. Interested parties must appear Saturday October 11 1913 at 2 pm in Fraternity Hall Basta Big Horn Wyoming to show cause why an order should not be granted for administration. Copy to be published four weeks in Basin Republican. Dated October 3 1913. District Court Commission.
Notices announce a proclamation by the Big Horn County Board of Commissioners dated 1913 and outline the incorporation of The Brits Ditch Company to acquire Fritz Ditch, manage water conveyance for lands with state permits, capital stock of 5000 shares, five trustees led by John Voss et al, operating from Raiden Big Horn County. election notice for county attorney race on November 5 1913 with Senator D. Clack in Worland addressing a Republican audience.
A 1913 1919 sequence lists a final three year proof to establish a land claim before W F Brown Basin Wyoming and a district court notice for estate settlement of Carl W Hauser with administrator Wilbert Howell. Also an offer to supply fall wheat seed by Big Horn Milling alongside seasonal fruits and vegetables for farmers in Big Horn County.
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