Basin Land Company sale offers and local notices
Basin Land Company offers lots in Mecklem addition Basin for 100 dollars until December 1 then 160 dollars each for investments or homes. Fish hatchery materials arrive for Hyattville project to be completed this fall. Episcopal guild bake sale set on John Bircumshaw building. City Barber Shop run by Fred House. Powell resident Paul Curtis visits Basin. Ruth Trank of Germania visits friends Frances and Hazel Blakesley. Elmer Gould dep state veterinarian travels to Worland and Lucerne for business.
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Mecklem
Basin
Basin Land Company
The
Episcopal Guild
On John
OUR PUBLIC FORUM On The Business of Banking
The article recounts a speech by F A Anderlip of National City Bank on banking fundamentals. It explains banks pool idle money, multiply money via drafts and checks, and facilitate clearing between banks and cities, stressing banks as dealers in credit who must maintain reliable cash on demand.
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Ita
F. A
Anderlip
National City Bank of New York
Ripley on Railroads and Public Relations
E P Ripley of Santa Fe Railroad argues that public sentiment toward railroads remains ambivalent and is not yet reflected in results. He cautions state railroad commissions and legislatures to balance justice for railroads with fair service, noting that current arrangements may underpay and threaten to drive down quality as natural competition erodes.
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E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Billa
Influenza and Strangles Bulletin No 2 for Wyoming
State Veterinarian issues bulletin two on influenza and strangles in horses. Discusses symptoms fever dullness eye and mucous changes, transmission via contaminated equipment and people, risk to young horses, seasonal prevalence, and possible fatal pulmonary congestion.
Veterinary care for equine diseases urged by Cheyenne official
The article outlines pneumonia and influenza complications in horses, urging proper care, ventilation, diet, and cold water with small doses of Epsom salts and citrate of potassium. It promotes bacterin and antitoxin use, calls for veterinary treatment, and details strangles symptoms, transmission, isolation, and hot flax-seed poultices. signed by Dr A W Prench, State Veterinarian, Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Ths
A. W. Prench
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Seven plead guilty in moonshine conspiracy case
Seven defendants charged with conspiring to defraud the government in manufacturing moonshine whiskey pleaded guilty in U S district court in Fort Smith Arkansas. They face sentencing tomorrow after the trial began yesterday. Fred Bowles was dismissed. Pleaders included John L Casper John Farrabee George H Hartment Charles Brewbaker all of Kansas City J Henry Brown Harrison Ark L Williams Winston Salem N C and John Coffey Fort Smith Ark.
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Fort Smith
Ark
United States District Court
Fred Bowles
John L. Casper
John Farrabee
George H. Hartment
Charles Brewbaker
Kansay City
J. Henry Brown
Harrison, Ark
L. Williams
Winston Salem
John Coffey
Port Smith
Moonshine Tax Conspiracy Cases Spark Major Prosecution
lag counts charging that they car red on the business of distilling from March 1914 to April 1916 with Intent to defraud the United States of the revenue tax. The defendants are tied to the so called moonshine conspiracy involving over twenty IRS officials. Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury last June. Authorities predict the case may trigger a gigantic prosecution of many others alleged to have swindled the government of up to 15 million dollars in the past decade.
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United States
United States Internal Revenue Service
Federal
Basin Crop to Be a Record Breaker
Powell Tribune reports beet crop in the basin will break records this year. R. C. May of Billings sugar predicts much higher yield with slightly larger acreage and 50 more car loads than last year. Powell flat shows a large increase. sugar content is slightly down. Beets, tops used for feed, paid around $40,000 locally. beet farming seen as a sure profitable venture for land and water holders, despite hard work.
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R. SC. May
Billings Sugar Company
Thhe
Lowell
Powell Flat
Lovell
Powell Tribune
County and Basin City Officials and Local Ads
County officials listed for Big Horn County Wyoming include Sheriff Wickwire and Assessor Gray with Commissioners Spratt Harrie and Avent, County Clerk Murphy and Attorney Collins. Basin City officials shown include Mayor Berry and councilmen Spratt Hime Gibeon and Extra, Treasurer Smith and Clerk Owers. Also solicits trade for cattle and poultry, rooms for rent, and barber and mineral water ads.
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Big Horn County
Wyoming
B. F. Wickwire
L. 0. Gray
T. W. Spratt
M. D. Harrie
Cicero Avent
Zela Murphy
W. 8. Collins
R. H. Ahbrons
P.W. Mets
Basin City
J. A. Berry
F. M. Hime
Wm. Gibeon
R. J. Extra
H. Smitth
Jas. F. Owers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
One Spoonful Promises Astonishing Digestive Results
Basin residents report quick relief from constipation and gas using Adler-ika a buckthorn bark glycine based bowel cleanse praised as effective for constipation sour stomach and abdominal gassiness. The ad claims relief within a minute and notes use in appendicitis and general cleansing with a druggist endorsement by Frank A Wise and Ele Drumm.
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Frank A. Wise
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Co. C. Bilis & Son
Hyattville
Fred House
Paul Curtis
Powell
Ruth Trank
Germania
Frances
Hazel Blakesley
Elmer Gould
Worland and
Lucerne
Hallowe’en
L.A
A. E. Zane
Pleasant Valley Dairy
J. E. Lemcke
Germada Beach
Durkee
Lou Blakesley
Basin, Wyo
Big 7
Anita
Horges
Alo
Fred Howse
Big Horn
Por
Harry Drumm
OK Shop
Walture
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