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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
6
Notice invites bids for building evhoo house in district 86. The rest of text extols Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting its widespread use and cures, and states it is for sale by all dealers.
Deputy Assessor Abbey reports Burlington taxes miss 125 miles of track while Thermopolis to Frannie fare uses 125 miles. A 2 mile untaxed section in district 34 valued at 50 000 could yield 2 000 yearly. A work train arrives, with steam shovel and gangs of fifty under Foreman Bixby, signaling rapid track extension toward the canyon and beyond. An eighteen month project is planned with ties and steel stock poured at Kirby.
On badly worn lands apply 100 to 150 pounds per acre of a complete fertilizer with 1–2 percent nitrogen, 12 percent available phosphorus, and 2–3 percent potassium when sowing wheat. On well-managed lands 125 to 150 pounds of steamed bone meal is better, supplying about 1 percent nitrogen and 28–30 percent phosphoric acid, half of which is available. Acid phosphate at 150–200 pounds per acre is also remunerative, with 14–16 percent phosphoric acid and high availability, cost about $17 per ton versus bone meal at $25 and raw bone at $28.
War scare spreads from Kiel to Berlin as the German fleet reviews 143 ships and the Kaiser observes maneuvers aboard the Deutschland. Rumors of war peak amid anxious provinces and a government promise of reassurance while tensions about Morocco flare with France and Britain in the background.
Last Monday evening at five o'clock in Rogers House parlors Rev Shepherd united Charles E Peterson of Shell and Anna Bloomdall of Rosebud Montana in marriage. The groom is well known on Shell Creek and many friends in the county extend best wishes for his future happiness.
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